The Topeka state journal., 1902-01-31
NORTH TOPEKA.

eeys items for a55 this el eolSmp With Kim
A. p. Goodhue. of Emporia, was To-
| peza visitor this week.
MIR. Atherton is quite i'll at his home
on North Quincy street.
P. J. Hamble of Valley Falls. was a
Topeka visitor yesterday.
The W.B. Spear & Co. bankrupt stock
is now on sale at the old stand
so per cent discount on flannel waists
at the Bankrupt sale, S34 Kan Ave.
Miss Edith Porter and mother have
gone to Lecompton to visit friends for
two weeks.
Western Woolen Mill Pants Call and
see them. COSTLESY & POST.
w. B. Spear & Coz $4.00 child's jack
cts for $500, at the Bankrupt sale, S34
Kansas avenue.
Miss Dora Swensen has taken a posi-
ton in the mailing department of the
Mail and Breeze.
Charles Lukens has returned from
Peterson, Kan, where he went to pur-
chase some Duroc hogs.
The Young Ladies' Missionary society
will meet this evening at the home of
Rev. and Mrs. J. A. Stayely.
We have a few Jackets and Capes,
will close out at very low prices to make
room for spring goods.
NEW ERA DEPT. STORE.
Mrs. E. E. Miller and children, Eve
line and Edgar, have returned from a
weeks visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Stiles of
Sterling.
J. E. Edgerton of Manhattan who was
down to attend the Kansas Day ban
quet and visit old friends returned
home yesterday.
The choir of the Central Avenue
Christian church will meet this even
ing at the home of Mrs. Oscar Beeler,
1121 Central avenue.
Miss Ollie Owen and Mr.. Howard
White were the only North side pupils
to be graduated from the high school
with the midwinter class.
All members of Blue Relief Corps are
requested to bring well filled baskets
for Pension day dinner at Lukens' opera
house, Tuesday. February 4.
AT the Baptist church this evening
DR.. Arthur Crane will preach on Sui
cide.'' DR.. Crane has been preaching
some very strong sermons to large audi
ences.
Prof Frank H. Baker principal of
the schools of Long Island, Kan, ad-
Thursday forenoon on Educational
The w T. K club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. r. B.
South Africa" will be the lesson for
the day.
On Feb G, Professor c. D. Hudson
will begin series Of social dances to be
given at I-ukens' Opera House. Music
Will be furnished by Halls full orches-
ira. Six pieces
On account of the Innes concert next
Tuesday the Evening Duplicate Whist
club will meet Wednesday evening at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. E. P. Baker,
lib Jackson street.
Special sale on shoes. Including mems,
women's and childrens. Prices were
LOO, $1.50 and 81 90, now 49c a pair. One
lot of women's and children's shoes at
wy oi9 nj ON To- CGfir or 01r,-
NEW ERA DEPT. STORE.
The Rochester Reading club met
Thursday afternoon at Pinehurst. the
the following programme given: Paper,
Hints on Domestic Science Mrs.
George, discussion; Health Hints on
cussion led by Mrs. Scrquson.
The Afternoon Duplicate Whist club
played yesterday at the home of Mrs.
E. D. Small, 1923 Jackson street. The
highest score, S5 points was made by
Mrs. T. B. Reynolds and Mrs. H. F.
Guthrie. The only substitute was Mrs.
Dan Small who played for Mrs. Rollin
Nichols The club will meet again next
Thursday afternoon at the home of Miss
Martha KimbaI. 215 West Gordon
street.
The following programme was given
Yesterday morning at the closing exer-
cises Of the eighth A grade Grant
itation, How Scotland was Saved
Ralph Parrish recitation, "A Voice from
the Poorhouse," Jennie Wolf; recitation,
The Open Door" Rosie Firner; song,
by chorus "Life's Changes" recitation
"The Wife Hunting Deacon" LueIla
Anderson; recitation, Labor Rue
F-rantz; essay. "Gigglers and Grum-
blers," Nellie Blossom; piano solo, Katie
Hall; recitation, "Bluebeard," Myrtle
Purdue: recitation, Aunt Jemima's
Courtship," Ethel Woodbridge; recitation
Tn Union is Strength, Will Riach:
song by school, THE Immensity OF
Cod" recitation, After Twenty Years.
Jessie Shellabarger; recitation, School
Girls Trials Katie Hall; recitation
Guilty or Not Guilty" Mamie Watson;
scEg by chorus THE Wind Whispers
Low recitation, ''The Penny he Meant
to Give" Myrtle McGrew; recitation, "A
Voice from the Poorhouse," Harry Nc
Kinley; piano solo. Ethel Woodbridge;
class history by Bessie Carson; piano
solo. Miss Hazelrigg; class prophecy
James McAfee; song by chorus; read
ing, 1.-THE Debating Society, Miss Har-
per; recitation. THE Great Astronomer
lula Hlussman; recitation, The Ghost
Harold Forbes; song by school. These
exercises closed the school work for fI7 is