The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-14
NORTH T0PFKA.

TTeave ifeans for this column with kim.
ball Printing Co. sl2-Norfh Kansas Ave. j
Pictures framed at James.
" J. Curry was IN from Elmont Sat
urday
DR.. Lehr. of Kansas City, was a
North side visitor Sunday
Stephen Prouty. engineer at the Gem
laundry, is on the sick list.
c. d. Myers and family were thu
guests Sunday of friends at Hoyt
The Bible class of the Christian church
VIII meet Tuesday evening at the hone
Of AIRS. Eskridge on Kansas avenue
Rev H. ". White. pastor of the B"
Street Baptist church, baptised 20 can
didates in the river yesterday morning.
Mrs Geo. Allen and daughter, Miss
Gertrude Allen, have returned from Ar
kansas City where they were the guests
of friends.
Mrs Courtney is busy getting a spec
ial line of hats ready for Tuesday and
Wednesday,. SOB South, 917 North Kan
sas avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Hamilton have
returned to Kansas City after visit to
Mr. Hamilton's parents Mr.. and Mrs
@. ". Hamilton.
See our bargain counter of Shoes for
Tuesday and Wednesday. Especially
CosTLEY & POST.
Mrs. Walter valley and children, of
Kansas City, are visiting Mrs. Walk
ley's parents, Mr. and Mrs Frank Gar
land of 1928 Harrison street
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J. Nichols return
ed last evening from the.E wedding trio
which was spent visiting relatives ia
Kansas City and Pleasant Hill. Mo.
Mrs. Parkhprst and Miss Ellen Park
hurst are planning to return to this
side to ike and viii OCCUPY the north
half of their old home, 1923 Central ave-
nue.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Robinson of
Van Ruren street are the parents Of a
daughter. born Friday. Mrs. Robinson
was Formerly Miss Edna Kfngman of
IslmOnt.
Daily during March and April the
Santa Fe will sell tickets TO California
points S25; Montana and Utah points
$50; Oregon points $3.50. T. NJ. James
Jr agent. $50 North Kansas avenue
John Collins. eolored, died yesterday
afternoon at his home s1I6 jefferson
street The funeral was held this after
noon at > o'clock from st. Marks
church and the burial was in Rochester
cemetery.
Rev j. 5. Glepdenning was unable 70
preach yesterday at the Second PresbY-
terrain church as he was suffering from
a severe cold. Rev. Mr. MAYER occupied
the pulpit in the morning and there was
no evening service,
For Tuesday and Wednesday. Men
non's Berated Talcum Powder, only 13c.
2 dozen bumped Hooks and Eyes. only
7c; 20 dozen Ladies all Linen EIandker-
chiefs SC EACH 100 pounds best Calico
for 15c III Many special bargains for
Tuesday evening
COSTLEY & POST
J. 7. Norris viii leave tomorrow sor
Santa Rosa, Cal, where he will make
his home Mr.. Norris has recently trad
ed off the old Norris homestead west
OF North Topeka to Mr. Hamaker of tbs.
South side for city property. and Mr.
Hamaker has already taken possession
Pay day bargains for Tuesday AMI
/ Wednesday: 10 dozen Mems Overalls 29c
pair; Mems Heavy Double Front Over
/ ais. regular 75c, Tuesday and Wedpes-
day ssc pair; 20 dozen Mems Fancy
I.aundered Shirts woth from SO to 75c
go at 29c each; Mems Work Shirts. reg
ular soc, for 3sc; Ladies' All Wool Home
Made Skirts, would be cheap at s.. 90
1 fnr sl6s. COsTLEY & POST.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Leap, of Van
/ ssuren street. We're given a surprise
/ party yesterday. the occasion being the