The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-06
NORTH TOPEKA.


J.eave items for this column with Kim
ball Printing Co.. s12 North Kansas Ave,
G. F. Deever of Wamego was in town
today.
Mrs E. D. Small will go to Atchison
Friday.
Two dollar white hats at Mrs. Court
neys sale, rs cents.
Mrs M z. Lockwood is recovering
from two weeks illness.
A great sale on Millinery Friday and
Saturday at Mrs. Courtney's.
MRS Albert Reicherter of Silver Lake
was in town today shopping.
Forbes Bros cobs for sale by load or
100 pounds. Also Kaffir corn for cheap
chicken feed.
Mrs. Lulu Coleman of Winchester is
the guest of Mrs. Frank Elmore of S32
jackson street.
Come early and get chance at those
bargain Hats at Mrs. Courtney's, Friday
and Saturday.
Attend Mrs Courtney's Millinery sale
Friday and Saturday. Two stores. 603
South. GIT North.
The Carpediem club will meet a week
from Friday evening at the home of
Miss Hazel Forbes
Mrs. w. c. Steele came home today
from a visit of three weeks to relatives
al Larkin and HOlton.
Mrs. Oliphant and mother of Atchison
are visiting Mrs. ELEPHANTS cousins
Messrs. John and Ebert Keller.
Mr. and Mrs. Page of st. Marys are
the guests of their daughter, Mrs. Cal
Matthews, of 1910 Jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Radcliff and Mrs.
Mary Radcliff are in the city, the guests
Of Mrs. L. N. Sipes, 1920 Logan street.
Joseph COPYRIGHT has rented the
property at 1411 Kansas avenue and will
move there from West Laurent street.
Kid Glove and Dress Goods sale.
Friday and Saturday
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY.
William Carmichael of 1131 Van Buren,
street has gone to Chickasha, l. T., to
assume charge of the R. 1. office there
Mrs. C. C. Nicholson entertained this
afternoon at her home, 919 Van Buren,
street. in honor of Mrs Ann Paramore
of Los Angeles, Cal. ~
Mrs. Courtney will have on sale Fri
day and Saturday. Street hats at less
than cost. Birds, plumes and all trim
ming at a great reduction
10 per cent discount on all Trimmed
Hats Friday and Saturday. One lot
trimmed hats. special, for CSC. One lot
for csc. Bring dn your old hats and
have them trimmed uD. srt
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY.
I want to close my stock early in sea-
son. Bring in your old hat and get it
made like new at very small cost. Pc
member two stores. sos South and 81
North.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. f. Neiswender of San
Francisco, Cal, who are visiting rela,
tives at Silver Lake, are spending few
days in town the guests of Mr.. Neis-
vendors brother. Mr.. c. o. Neiswender,
and wife of 1914 Jackson street.
Dress Goods sale Friday and Satur
day. Innings free with all dress goods
worth SOC yard or more. 81 inch Zibeline,
worth $500 yard. in this sale s1-4S and
Innings free.
WILLIAM M. COsTLEY.
The Ladies' Missionary society of the
Baptist church met at the home of Mrs.
G.. w. Petro Wednesday afternoon and
the following interesting programme
Charles Curtis: paper, Tact" Mrs
John Lapp; original story, Mrs. w. E.
Bacon: paper, "Our Literature" Mrs.
Curtis; original poem, Mrs Hibbard.
Mrs John Cole of Pleasant Hill last
evening.
Mrs Mary E Pratt died at 3 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon at the family
home, 302 East Laurent street, after
lingering illness of several years. Mrs
Pratt was born at New Antioch, Gin
ton, county. Ohio, 81 years ago. She
was an ole settler of Shawnee county,
having settled here on the open prairie
one mile and a half south of Washburn
colle~e, where she lived until fifteen
years ago, when the family moved to
their present residence She leaves a
! husband. Dudley Pratt, and three sons,
DIR H. F. Pratt Of Rossville. o. A Pratt
of Topeka and J. D. Pratt of Remedies.
Cuba The funeral will be held at the
residence Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Kid Glove sale Friday and Saturday.
Just received so dozen regular 81 KID
! Gloves, will sell them Friday and Sat-
urday for sec pair. Reynier Kid Gloves,
no better gloves to be found, special
$1.00 and $1-S9.
Mrs. L. N. Sipes, of 1920 Logan street.
was most successfully surprised last
evening by about fifty of her friends,
the occasion being her fiftieth birthday.
/ Mrs. SiDes was attending lodge at the
K and L. of S hall. Mrs. Dennis Sipes,
| Miss Ella Sipes and Miss Winnie Brown,
| who entertained for her. sent a mes
senger at $50 after her, and on arriving
| home she found the guests all assembled
to greet her An elegant and bountifu,
supper was served in three courses. She
was the recipient of many beautiful
presents and also many messages OF
ccngra tulation and presents from out
of-town friends who We're unable to be
present. The guests took their deDar-
ture at a late hour, all wishing her
many more happy birthdays
A surprise party and reception was
given Grandma Conway last evening al
the home of her son, J. A Conway. III
East Kious street. The affair was in
honor of her birthday anniversary, and
also a farewell party, as she leaves
shortly for Moran. Kas., to make her
home. The guests were received by Mrs
J. A Conway. assisted by Miss Mamis
Foote. while Misses Clara Carey and
Cressie Canaway presided a the punch
bowl After a social time light refresh
ments were served. Those present We're.
Mrs. Sipes. Mrs. Radclif Of Overlook
Mr. and Mrs E. Foote. Mr.. and Mrs. G
NJ Conway, Mrs Munsie, Mrs. Sand
never Mr. and Mrs. ] E. Foote Mr.
and Mrs Samoey. Mr.. and Mrs James
Schriefer. Mrs NJ Carey. Mrs. s. Bell
Miss Brown of ottawa. Misses Ella and
Gladys Sipes, Miss Helen Munsie Miss
| Mamie Foote. Misses Grace. Goldie and
H-zeI Conawav Miss Clara Carey
/ Misses Oral and Rose Sehriefer, Miss
CvoSsia Co-av2v. Masters F2rSSaI,