The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-12
NORTH TOPEKA.

| ILeave items for this column with Kim
/ BALL Printing Co, s12 North Kansas Ave-1
! Pictures framed at James.
Ben Hur elects officers Friday night.
Subscriptions taken for all magazines
at James.
/ town today shopping.
Bob Thomas viii give card party
+ this evening at his home, 92S Jackson
street
Ladies, if you want anything in NIL
Flinery, see US SaturdaE and Monday
WILLIAM NJ. COSTI.EY.
! Degree team of Star lodge 331. A o.
+ Z. w, went TO Oakland Wednesday
evening and initiated several candi-
dates.
Remember the big millinery sale to-
morrow at Mrs. Courtney's two stores,
/ 603 south upstairs. 917 north
Mr. and Mrs. S E Robertson of
/ Olivette are visiting in town and at
+ present are staying at 5eS East Eighth
streets Mrs Robertson was formerly
Miss L Hoffman.
We never sold so many nice Xmas
presents so early as we are now. This
shows we have the goods and are making
WILLIAM. NJ COSTLEY.
John Anderson has taken a position
place at the DibbIe Grocery company
has been taken by Mr. Clarence Mat
thews.
Mrs. George Wilson will arrive tomor-
row from Cripple Creek to visit her
brother. J. E. Warnock and family of
1913 Polk street. and her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. 6. l. Bainbridge-
Martin E Reedy. the 2-year-old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. J. s. Reedy of 1000 Bu-
chanan street died this morning at
Sunday and the burial will be IN Ro-
chester cemetery
For the largest and most complete line
of Christmas goods in the city. go to
the NEW ERA DEPT. STORE
Miss Nellie Dolman entertained a few
friends informally last evening at her
home, SIS Quincy street Cards and
dancing was enjoyed by Misses Nell
lies. Jessie Priddy, Clara Mitchell and
Margaret Reid, Messrs. Fred McMaster,
Ralph Campbell and Will Swartz.
One fourth off on Ladies CaDes and
Jackets. and readymade Skirts. A $1,000
silk skirt for $500: this would make
fine Xmas present
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLFY.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Clark of Ohio,
who have been visiting their relatives.
the Paramore. Shepherd and Morthland
families. will leave Monday for the west.
Their first stop will be in Salt Lake and
from there they viii go to Los Angeles
where they will spend Christmas. the
guests of Mrs. Clark's sister Mrs Da-
vies-
We wish 70 thank our friends, both
here and at Lecompto-- for their kind
ness to US during the illness and death
of our son and brother Glen. and also
for the many beautiful floral offerings.
Mr.. and Mrs George Young. and son.
Fred
Invitations have been issued for the
marriage Of Mr. John A Wilson of St.
Louis manager of the Chicago Lumber
and Coal company, to Miss Florence
Ethel Coon. at high noon On December
/ % at the home of Miss Coon 1897 Del
mar boulevard. ST. Louis They will
leave irnredia tely after the ceremony
for Topeka to spend Christmas with Mr..
/ wilson's parents Mr.. and Mrs J. P.
+ Wilson, $50 Quincysstreet- After Christ
mas they will leave for the south On a
wedding trip, and will be at home after
February 20 at 1898 Delmar boulevard
s. LOUIS
We have a large stock of Fur goods
in sets separate scarfs or muffs. and
have cut the prices on all Prices now
are CSC and I'D
NEW ERA DEPT STORE
The board c. directors as elected by
/ the various churches of North Topeka
on last Sunday to form an evangelistic
union for the purpose OF holding union
revival service during the coming win
+ ter, net on Monday afternoon and
! effected a permanent organization. The
Rev. J. S Glendenning was made presi