The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-02

fT.eave items for this column with Kim.
ball Printing Co.. s12 North Kansas Ave.i
798.
Mrs. Frank Grear went to Kansas City
today.
O. A. Bradford is very i'll at his home
in Shorey.
George H. Painter of Atchison Is Wis
iting the family of Frank Simms.
H City court No. %. tribe of Ben Hur,
initiated several candidates at their
last meeting.
]. W. Riekell and son Carl. returned
dian Territory.
f. H. Atkinson of Chicago is the
guest of his sisters, Mrs. H. L. Cunning
ham and Mrs. Fred Morns.
Rev. J. R. Madison left today for
Washington. D. c., and for a visit to
his former home at Millsboro. Va.
&c L. L. Muslin Loom End price. 4c yd.
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY'S
Dry Goods Store.
w. B. Spear has resigned his position
at the Mills dry goods store and taken
a position in the New Era Department
store.
Mr.. Gottieib Radloff of Basheor, Kan,
is spending a few days visiting his sis
ter, Mrs. Ed Klussman of 1913 Madison
street.
D. NJ. Foltz. of 1921 TYLER street. left
this afternoon for Washington. D. c.
He will also visit his old home in Penn
sylvania.
It wiz take you all day to see all of
the good things at the Loom End sale.
WILLIAM NJ COSTL[T'S
Dry Gs>5ds Store.
Miss Florence Page of Rochester, left
yesterday for Reno. New. where she
will spend the winter visiting her aunt,
Mrs. Thomas Mack.
Mrs Hewitt of Valley Falls, who is
VI daughter Mrs 7 r Ma6f-
son. went to Manhattan today to attend
the temperance convention.
Calico for 1c yard from to 10 Friday
morning, at Loom End sale.
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY'S
Dry Goods Store.
Miss Mabel Reynolds of Lawrence. a
cousin of DR.. T. B. Reynolds, has been
accepted as a nurse at Christ hospital
and entered upon her new work today.
Mr.. and Mrs E s. Cresser and little
daughter, Helen Maud, will return Sat-
urday from Colorado and WaKeeney
where they have been for the past
month.
Mrs F. Oliver of Kingsville. Kan.
was in town today shopping, and left on
the noon train for San Francisco to be
with her brother. Walter Grow. who is
| i'll in one of the hospitals there.
Tennis flannels worth 1-3c for SC yd
10c and 121lc Percales for SC yard at the
Loom End sale.
WILLIAM NJ COSTLEY'S
Dry Goods Store.
Among the North side people who left
this afternoon for Washington city
/ were Mr.. R B. McMaster. and Miss Lou
Dell McMaster. Miss Florence Kimball,
Miss Winifred Clarke. NJ c. Holman.
Bert Lewis, and B. f. VanOrsdal of
Silver Lake.
The B. 7. P. U. of the Baptist church
enjoyed a social evening Wednesday at
H. - Trc
roe street A feature of the evening s
entertainment was geographical con-
| test and the head prize, pocket edi-
ton of Rand McNally atlas, was cut for
| by Miss Edna Kincaid and Mrs W. E
Bacon. the latter winning. The consola-
/ ton prize, a toy engine, was given to
Miss Belle Smith.
The house of W. NJ. Oldham. who
| lives on the Gordon farm four miles
west of town, was broken into Tuesday
night and $3.50 in bills and coin and a
small trunk where Mr.. Oldham had
placed it for safe-keeping taken. En-
trance was gained through a window. A
| pleasing sequel to the robbery is that
get into the buggy yesterday to hunt UP
the thieves they found under the buggy
seat all the stolen money with the ex-
ception of SO.
Miss Amy Stanley entertained few
friends at her home six miles north OF
town last evening. The time was spent
in playing various games. after which
refreshments were servd. Those pres
ent were: Misses Lizzy Guffy. Evs
Reamy, Maud Stanley. Lizzie Phillips
ME Barker. leila Stanley. Mrs Ball
Mrs. Matte Stawson. Messrs. Charlie
Jackson. Ike Stanley, Charlie Hutchin
son Walter Dickinson, Stewart Harper
Fred Kopp, Richard Philips Franz
Brineman. John Cole, Fred Barker
/ Veru Farnsworth Elmer Emf, Ray Hoi