The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-24
N0RTH TOPFKA.

NUM- II hui ENA
rL-eeye items for this column with kim Gin
Pictures framed at James.
Mrs. L. H. Stewart. of Hoyt. was in
town today.
Mrs. Frank Grear has returned from
a short stay in Kansas City.
The work on the Quincy street paw
ing between Gordon and F'airchild is
progressing rapidly
Mr. Abe Giebler has returned from St
Louis and taken a position in the drug
store of Charles Kohl.
Rev. David Shut, pastor of the N. E.
church at Usage City, was North
side visitor yesterday.
Ladies' CSC sailors for Friday and
Saturday, 69e. More bargains in ready
trimmed hats. COSTLEY & POST.
Our. store will be closed Friday. Watch
for further announcements. RingaPs
Cash store, 834 n. Kansas Ave.
Mrs. Carrie Morrow and daughter.
Mrs. Lillian Bryan, will move tomorrow
from 10 Quincy street to zoos Jackson
street.
Remember, Mrs Courtney viii have
something new in hats Friday and Sat
urday. Two stores-603 South, 81
North.
We have increased our force and can
show the largest line of trimmed hats
at the lowest prices in the city, at
NEW ERA DEPT STORE.
Mr.. and Mrs. White moved today from
1908 Jackson street to the south side in
the house vacated by Mr. and Mrs H
NJ. Cline.
Have just received a line of the latest
styles in ready-t o-wear hats at pop
ular dry goods prices. at
NEW ERA DEPT STORE.
Mrs. E. A. Sherman of 1914 Polk street
has returned from Colorado having
been called home by the illness Of her
husband
Mrs Mollie Dennis, of Rossville. is
spending a. few days in town. the guest
of her sister, Mrs. Malone, of 1913 Mon
roe street.
Special Kid Glove Sale, Friday and
Saturday-$1.00, $125 and $3.50 Gloves
for 75c. Most all colors and sizes. A
great bargain. COSTLEY & POST.
Miss Dora Stoker, who is attending
days in Fall River, Mass, where she
went to attend the wedding of a school
friend.
Mr. E. P Baker. of 111s Jackson
street, who has been very i'll for the
past six weeks, is slowly improving and
was able to sit up about an hour yes
terday.
Friday and Saturday snaps: Mems
fancy shirts, 29c; mems double front
oyeralls, 39c; a good quality overall,
29c; three-quarter percale, worth ne,
for SC per yard; Memoirs borated tai
cum powder, 25c quality, for 13c.
COSTLEY & POST.
Mrs. George of EmpOria is here visit
ing Mrs. D. T. Gabriel, at her home,
corner of Kansas avenue and Fairchild
street, and will remain until her son,
who is i'll with appendicitis at the Santa
F'e hospital, has recovered.
The lecture given last evening at
Kaw Valley school house on india" by
Mr.. Charleston, was well attended
The Second Presbyterian church has
undergone a thorough spring house
cleaning. and the new carpet bought
by the Ladies' Aid society has been
laid.
Mr. Harry J. Nichols entertained
few of his friends at a stag party last
evening. The time was passed playing
cards, and at a late hour refreshments
followed by a smoker, We're enjoyed.
Those present We're: Mr.. Clyde SWaruz,
Mr. Martin Pennycamp, Mr.. Malcolm
James, Mr.. J. A. Sheetz, and Mr.. Paul
Roehr.
The business men OF tnis side have
been troubled lately by the actions Of
several boys who make a practice Of
carrying of at night different things left
in front of the stores such as benches.
wire and other portable articles. Re.
Gently they took a large dry goods box
and placed it on thes sidewalk iTnmed-
lately in front of the fire station If
the department had been called out
at this time a serious accident might
have resulted.
A number of the friends and parish
toner's of Canon ByWater, assisted by
Mrs. Bywater, gave him a very pleas
ant surprise party last evening at his
home, S22 Topeka avenue south, the oc-
casion being his birthday anniversary.
An unusually pleasant time was spent
and refreshments of ice cream and
cake served. Canon Bywater was pre-
scented by his guests with a purse of
gold. Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. ]. A. Campbell, Mr. and Mrs. Fred
lies, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Gabriel, Mr..
and Mrs. James Anderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. c. Bowen, Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Davies. Mr.. and Mrs. N. H. Bel, Mr..
and Mrs. Jenkins, Mrs. Clara Vail, Mrs
Sheldon Mrs. VIM Gilman. Mrs
Doane, Mrs. George of Enporia, Mrs.
VIII Hewitt, Miss Downie. Miss Lima
Pliley Miss Ruby Pulley, Miss Lilhe
Davies, Miss Ruby Davies, Miss Ethel
Sheldon, Bessie Sheldon, Clara and
Mary Bell Doane, Gladys Jenkins, Mr.
r. r. Jones. Mr.. Robert Anderson, Mr..
jenkins of England, Mr.. Sorenson,