The Topeka state journal., 1902-10-23
NORTH TOPEKA.

TT.envs itesns- sor iiis column with ESin.
ball rrintins Co. cte North Kansas ave.
Mrs. June Baxter left this morning
for Des Moines Iowa. to join her hus-
band and make her home.
Miss Cora Conner has returned from
Maple Bill where she was called by the
illness of her mother.
/ Mrs. Kemper and Miss Margaret
Wuodford of Maple Hill were in town
today shopping.
! Dr. ard Mrs. F. Pratt of Rossvil1e are
here to be with their mother, Mrs Dud-
! ley Pratt. who is in very poor health.
The barn of Mr.. Holmes of Shorey,
was burned yesterday. The little grand
child of Mr.. Holmes had built bonfire
which set fire to the building. The fire
was discovered in time to save the con-
tents of the barn and also the child who
had a narrow escape from burning.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Cromwell arrived
yesterday from MuslSogee, l. T. Mrs.
Cromwell will remain here for several
weeks visiting her sister Mrs. Will Lit
tie and other relatives, but Mr.. Crom-
we'll was obliged to return Immediately
to Muslzogee to look after business mat
ters.
]. E. Guild of Silver Lake was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Hofer and daughter, Miss Hofer.
went to Kansas City yesterday to attend
the wedding of Mr. John Hofer.
W. NJ. G. Lane of Belleville, Kan, was
a Topeka visitor yesterday.
| Mr. and Mrs Ed Winans have rent
| ed the property at 1928 Van Buren, street
and will go to housekeeping there
shortly.
| Mr. and Mrs Nathaniel Stanley, who
| have been the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Enoch Seger and other relatives, return
ed Tuesday to their home in Denver.
Gates of that city, who has been here
visiting her sister Mrs. w. J. Wether-
holt of Jackson street.
A new line Of black bearers just
arrived. Just the thing now. Two
stores. Mrs. Courtney.
Friday snaps: One dozen silk skirts
regular $1,000. FOR S6.9S; one dozen s.. .0c
Raglans for $4.9S. to close out; five dozen
Black Cat hose, regular 25c, for 19c per
pair two dozen ladies' $500 silk waists
for s2-sS- William M. Costley's dry
goods store.
Many new hats in our millinery de
partment at our usual low price for Fri
day and Saturday. at Costley's.
The lecture last evening, The Present
Crisis and How to Meet tt given by
A. D. Wilcox, gospel temperance even
gelist for the Kansas State Temperance
union. a t the Kansas Avenue NJ e
church. was well attended. Much in
terest is taken in these lectures. Thi:
4 Kingship of YOUTH A picture enter.
tainment for young men. The chief in
terest centers around the lecture Fri
day evening, when stereoptieon views oil
Rev Charles NJ. Sheldon's story, ''Whc
Killed Joe's Baby?" will be given, also
a number of views illustrating sacred
hymns
VIM. Hogeboom and wife, of Good.
land, Kas.. are visiting Mrs. E. F. Ten
nant, of 1927 Tyler street.
There will be no prayer meeting at the
Second PRESBYTERIAN church this even.
/ ing. on account of the union temperate.
meeting at the Kansas Avenue NJ. E
church
The marriage of Miss Maude L. Frey
daughter CT Mr. and Mrs. L. S. Frey
to Mr.. Charles S. Kistler was solemn
lied Tuesday evening at s o'clock by
Rev ]. b. McAfee. The bride wore
becoming tailor-made gown of tar
cloth trimmed in MORE silk and whit,
chiffonette. Her hat was a tan beave
on the side Of which was a large whit
plume. Mr.. and Mrs. Kistler will board
for the present.