The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-24
NORTH TOPEKA.

TI.eave items for this column with KIM
ball Printing Co. 912 North Kansas Ave-l
New 1908 Orients at Lacey's-
w J. Jones was in Saturday from
Meriden.
Mrs. Lizzie E Brown of Belvue was in
town today shopping
William Reid of Manhattan was To-
peka visitor Sunday
Henry Daub has returned to Chicago
after a short visit to his family
our Thanksgiving Linen sale is now
on. WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY-
Miss May Warnock spent Sunday in
Valencia the guest OF her sister. Mrs A
BeaI-
Amfty lodge 231 K. P will have three
Daees for the rank of esquire at the
meeting this evening
Several bricks made from shale and
clay from Willard are on exhibition at
the Shawnee State bank
Floyd McRae will give a social dance
at Lukens' Opera House Tuesday even
ing. Steinberg's orchestra
Mrs Courtney Will have some swell
Thanksgiving hats for Wednesday Two
stores. 603 south upstairs. OF north
Mr. Hanna and W. ]. Stoval have ex-
changed work at station A Mr.
Hanna is now in the Office and Mr. Sto-
val IS a carrier.
THANKSGIVING bargains All pattern
Jackets at half price. Come at once.
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY-
Jacob Meyer died last Thursday at
Carleton Mo. The funeral was held this
afternoon at o'clock from Shella bar
gers undertaking rooms and the burial
was in Rochester
Special on furs- 10 per cent discount
on all furs for this week See our north
window THE SPEAR co
K Lapp. formerly a North Topeka
merchant but later of Los Angeles. Cal,
has sold out his business in that city
and with his wife will spend the winter i'll
Philadelphia They viii stop en- route 70
visit their brother and sister, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Lapp.
Miss Florence Stickel of Springfield.
H.. who has been visiting her uncle and
aunt Mr. and Mrs. T F. Seymour of
915 Van Buren, street for the past month,
left Saturday for Kansas City where
she will join her mother who went there
7 last week.
See our north window one evening by
flash light.
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY.
On account of illness. Rev. W. 3.
Hutchinson was unable to occupy his
pulpit al either service yesterday In
the morning Rev. Mr. LathrOp of Oak
land preached and in the evening. Rev.
Z Mr. Whitehead had charge OF the ser
vices
Miss Theo Swensen entertained last
/ Friday evening in honor of Miss Lillian
Riggs of Clyde. Her guests were Miss
+ Lena Hall. Miss Fay Evans, Miss Aver
I lille Miss Belcher. Miss E,lzora Belcher.
Miss BESSIE Anderson. Mr. c. H Sven
sen Mr.. C NJ. Dudley. Mr.. H F. Nc
Mahan Mr. +. Belcher. Nj v L-Hay-
non. Mr. NJ. L Johnson. and Mr. Clay
ton Hall
Miss Alice Averille. was the hostess at
a pleasant little party last Saturday ev-
enirG which she gave at her home on
/ Topeka avenue The time was sDent
with cards and music and several vocal
numbers by Miss Swensen and Miss
Dale were greatly enjoyed. Refresh
( r1ents were served at late hour Those
present were Miss Theo Swensen. Miss
Bessie Dale. Miss Belcher.- Miss Elzora
/ Belcher. Miss Bessie Anderson, Mis-.
Fay Allen. Miss Maud I2eamer, Miss
/ Jessie Averille. Mr.. c. Fl. Swensen. Mr.
/ Virgie Haynon, Mr. Hugh McMahan
Mr.. Cliff Dudley. Mr. Earl Belcher. Mr.
A J. Fairchfld- Mr. Charles Allen, Mr.
Fred Allen and Mr. George Reid.