The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-15
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Bazaar, Is and 18th, at Pres. church
r. P. Smith. of Oskaloosa, was in
town today
Miss Cora Conner will spend Sunday
at her home in Maple HILL
A. G. Douglas came home this morn
ing from a business trip to Emporia-
Miss Jessie Priddy returned last ev-
ening from a short visit to relatives IN
the country.
Mrs. L. L. Bonewitz will leave tomorr-
row for Wamego, where she Will Visit
friends for several days.
Miss Grace Reynolds viii go to Law
renee today for q short visit to her par
0nts Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Reynolds
Ten per cent discount on all millinery
all next week Plumes. feathers, birds
and trimmed hats.
Mrs. Wolcott and Miss Jeanette VOL
colt went to Kansas City yesterday at
ternoon. They win return this even
Ing.
Rev. Mr.. Mooney win preach tomor-
row morning at Bethel church south
east of town in place Of the pastor.
Rev. Mr. Franks.
We must have room for our large
stock of Christmas goods and are max
ing prices that will move goods
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY.
Mrs Carrie Morrow of zoos Jackson
street has gone to Silver Lake for
visit of several days to her daughter,
Mrs Isaac Hayes.
The services tomorrow at the Church
of the Good Shepherd will be morning
prayer with sermon at II o'clock. even
ing prayer with sermon at 1880, Rev.
DeLou Burke, priest in charge.
Mrs. o. T. Schaefer and children,
Celeste Isabel and Gerald. who have
been visiting relatives in Topeka for
the past two weeks will return to their
home in Kansas City tomorrow.
Free lining. hooks and eyes. and one
spool of silk thread with all dress goods
worth soc yard or more, for one week.
WILLIAM M. COSTLEY.
Rev. J. T Mcfarland of the First
church will preach tomorrow morning
at the Kansas Avenue NJ. z. church
and in the evening Rev. Mr.. Mitchell
of the Parkdale church will preach.
Mrs. Robins of Weston. Mo. and
daughter. Mrs. Oliphant of Atchison,
who are en- route to their homes after
a visit to friends at Stillwell. Kansas.
were the guests yesterday of Mrs Rob
ms nephews, Messrs. Albert and Iohn
Keller of Monroe street.
North Topeka Baptist church. corner
Laurent and Harrison streets; W. b
Hutchinson. D. D. pastor. Services at
II a. m and 1880 .. m. Morning sub
tect Saints in Caesars Household"
EieA'f-ANe-NACAA
ciety. Evening subject, Petra. the
Rock City" being the sixth and last
sermon in the series on Fulfilled
Prophecy"
Miss Nellie Dolman was the hostess
last evening at a very enjoyable party
which she gave at her home Sl8 Quincy
street. The time was devoted to play
ing high five and dancing. and after the
scoring refreshments were served on the
card tables. The prizes for the evening
were won BY Miss Nellie lies and MI.
Ed James. The hostess was assisted in
serving and entertaining by Misses Kit
tie May Dolman and Marie Putnam
Miss Dolman's guests were: Miss Nellis
Hes. Miss Alice Stafford Miss Jessie
Campbell, Miss Jessie Priddy, Miss Per-
melia Curtis. Miss Myrtle Wellman.
Miss Ethel Ellis. Miss Clara Mitchell
Miss Loah McAfee. Miss Elanor Lu-
kens, Miss celia Lulzens. Miss Helen
Haynes Miss Hazel Haynes Miss Mabel
Skinner, Miss Adele Small Miss Edith
Putnam. Miss Cora Goddard. Mr.. Fred
McNGaster, Mr.. Harry Jameson, Mr.. Cliff
ford Priddy, Mr. Will Swartz, Mr. Ralph
Campbell, Mr.. Clarence Matthews, Mr..
Ralph Priddy Mr.. John MOrthland, Mr.
James McAfee, Mr.. Roy cambridge, Mr.
Harold Forbes, Mr.. Bob Thomas. Mr.
Ed James, Mr. Walter Skinner. Mr..
Grove DoIman.