The Topeka state journal., 1902-05-28
NORTH TOPEKA.

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ball Printing Co. 9l2 North Kansas Ave.J
Hay, $40 a ton. c. c. Nicholson.
Mr.. June Baxter went to Kansas City
today.
A, J. Hutchinson and John Scales were
IN from Meriden yesterday.
Mr.. Frank Helm of Belvue is the guest
Of Mrs. Covert and family.
Mrs. J. F. Hilton Of $50 Monroe street
has gone to Perry to visit her sister.
w S. Bergundthal is in Wichita att
tending the Republican convention.
Miss Lizzie Altman has gone to Memo
ken for a. visit Of a few days TO friends
Misses Audrey Smith and Anna Wyatt
of Rossville are in Topeka visiting friends.
Mrs. Altman returned yesterday from a
weeks visit to friends at Junction City.
Mr. Clyde Swartz is here from Osa-
watomie for few days visit to his pa
Pierce Ame1 of Monroe street. who has
been quite i'll with pneumonia is much
improved.
Our store will be closed all day Friday.
cOsTLEY & POST.
A. J. Hayden has decorated the north
priately for Memorial day.
! Mrs Alice Kane Of Quincy street has
gone to Lawton, O; T., to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. i. 5. DOlman-
Miss Anna Nuthan of Chicago arrived
today and viii be the guest for a week Of
Mrs. Peter Reynolds of 935 Jackson street.
Mrs j. A SpauIding and little daughter
Marguerite of Seneca are the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Miller Of Park
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Mc0diehaels, who
We're the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed
Gresser returned to their home in Esk-
ridge Monday.
Buy all your goods Thursday as our
/ store will be closed all day Friday, it
7 - cosTLEY & POST.
The Ladies' Guild of the Church of the
/ Good Shepherd will meet Thursday after
! -E rn1
corner of Fairchild street and the Avenue.
Attend the hour sale Thursday morning
/ from to 10; afternoon from to 3.
COSTLEY & POST
Mr. and Mrs. James Thompson and lit
| tie son Ward of 1906 Jackson street, ac-
Calf. where they will spend the next two
Mrs. schultze returned the first Of the
week from a visit to relatives and friends
/ in California. While away she was the
Poweil Of Oakland. Mr.. Powell. who is
now pastor of the First Christian church
/ Central Avenue Christian church.
w r Montgomery, brother-in-lavy of
J. B. Belts, who was injured the first
of the week by falling down a cellar in
! ConcOrdia where he is working on the
l~new Catholic convent, is much better and
Will probably be able to be brought home
the last OF the week. Mrs. Montgomery
is now in Concordia with her husband
ant years work by giving their annual
picnic yesterday at the home of Mrs.
Sherman George at Tecl1mseh- The ladies
went out in the morning and at noon a
bountiful dinner was served on the lawn.
! In the afternoon after a short meeting
of the club the time was devoted to visit
! ing At the club meeting the yearly re-
ports We're read and the resignation of
| Mrs Theodore Wilkie regretfully accept
! ed and Miss Mamie Reed of Tecumseh
was voted a new member to fill this va
/ cancy. The progra amme for the afternoon
! was on The Sum and consisted OF
readings from Huxley by Mrs H. w
| Cheney. Several miscellaneous selections
! of general interest from newspapers were
/ also read. The club has received invita-
tions for three special meetings this sum
mer which they viii undoubtedly accept.
I One viii be at the home of Miss Popenoe
/ at Berryton, one at the home of Miss
/ Reed at Tecumseh, and the other at Pine
hurst, Mrs. J. F. CeciHs home north Of
town. At yesterdays meeting fourteen
members and three visitors. Miss Stew
ems. a sister to the hostess. Miss Lou
! Dell McAaster, and Rev. Mr. Edwards,
pastor Of the NJ. E. church of Tecumseh,
were present.