The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-12
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Miss Cora Noel has returned to her
home in Valencia.
Mrs. S. T. Copperthwait of Silver
Lake was in town shopping today.
Mrs and Mrs Jacob Full are the
parents of a son, born November II.
Mrs. G. ]. Bollotte is ill at her home,
corner Paramore and Quincy streets.
J. H. Keller and family are moving
from Monroe street to Harrison near
Grant
Rev. and Mrs MAYER went to Kiro to-
day, where Rev. MAYER off1ciated at a
wedding.
Rev. ]. S. Glendenning is building a
conservatory to his house at 1910
Mr.. Marion HINES and family moved
today to the Gum property at 1885
Jackson street.
Mrs Yount of Valencia is visiting her
daughter. hrs Ed. Thomas, of East
Laurent street.
Special bargains Friday and Saturday
at Mrs. Courtney's two stores, SOB South
upstairs, 917 North.
Gate City court No. %, Tribe of Ben
Hur. will serve refreshments after in
itiation Friday night.
Mrs. Courtney's millinery sale will
continue this week for both stores. bO3
South upstairs, 917 North.
Ed Blangeres has moved from the
Lyman district to the De Lancy farm,
| in the Kaw Valley neighborhood.
Ladies. you can buy new hats of US
cheaper than you can have your old one
trimmed over
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY.
Miss Jessie Priddy has gone to the
country to visit the families of her
uncles, Messrs. Henry and James
| Priddx.
Mrs ]. NJ. Cunningham of White City.
Kas. who was called here by the death
| of her father, S. F. Fraser, has returned
to her home.
At a meeting of the stockholders Of
the Western wooden mill held yesterday
a dividend of s per cent. was declared
to the stockholders.
These are nice days to do your win
be cold. We have the winter goods.
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY.
The home of Rev. ]. r. Madison. or
Park street, has been fumigated. hi:
little granddaughter, Helen Lewis, hav
ing recovered from the scarlet fever.
Bring in your old hats and have then
made like new while we are selling al
trimmings at a great reduction. Mrs
Courtney Two stores. 603 South up
stairs. 917 North.
Mr. and Mrs. Max Krauss will. leave
the first of December for Illinois, Wher
Mrs. krauss will visit her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Eilenstein. while Mr.. Kraus'
makes visit to his parents at their ole
home in Germany. Mr.. Krauss will sta.
in his native land about three months
Mr. c. H. Swensen and sister, Mis-:
Thee. Swensen, entertained a few
friends very pleasantly at cards las
evening. Their guests were Miss Belch
err Miss E,lzora Belcher, Miss Alice
Averill Miss Bessie Anderson, Mr.
Virgie Haynes, Mr.. Earl Belcher. Mr.
Cliff Dudley and Mr. Hugh McManus-
The fire department was called out a
6 o'clock this morning to a house OF
Gordon between. Topeka avenue ant
Tyler streets, where a small fire hat
been started by a defective fiue. TIL
damage was slight Had the fire beef
a serious one North Topeka would Law
been in bad shape. for the water pres
sure was very door
Mrs. Albert B. Clark and son, Dale
arrived yesterday from Shelby, Ohio
and are visiting Mrs. CIark's sister, Mrs
w. H. Shepherd of 1906 Quincy street
and her brother, Mr.. Paramore. Mr.
Clark will Join his wife here in about {
month or six weeks and they will con
tinue their journey to the Pacific coast
They are out for pleasure trip of 81,
months or a year.