The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-15
NORTH TOPEKA.

ball Printing Co. SO North Kansas Ave;
B. B. Erhardt OF Hoyt was in town
today.
Mrs. Lew Chrisman and mother have
gone to Shawnee, Ok
Edgar C. Arnold went to Emporfa
this morning with the Elks.
Closing out all Lawns. Dimfties and
Tissues at cost j. LAPP.
W. B. Spear has taken a position in
the Mills Dry Goods store.
Miss Leona Morris of Fredonia, is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. C. F. Hawk
ms.
]. r. Elliott and family have moved
from 1927 Tyler street to the western
part of South Topeka
Miss Ethel Lewis OF zoos Jackson
street, is the guest of Mrs Frank
Matchett Of Pleasant Hill
Miss Nellie Small of Atchison IS enter
tanning a house party at the Small
ranch, Delevan Park, Jackson county.
Mrs Myrtle Moore and family moved
today from zoos Kansas avenue to st.
Joseph. Mo-, where they will make their
home.
Miss Alice Rudy of 1908 Monroe street
was taken to Christ hospital last even
ing and was operated upon this morn
ing for appendicitis
Miss May Gideon of Adrian. Kan,
who is en- route to Manhattan, stopped
of for a short visit to her aunt. Mrs.
]. W. West of Paramore street
Mr.. and Mrs. Neff Of Indiana. who
have been the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs
C. E. Jordan of 1915 Quincy sxeet for a
few days. have now gone to Colorado.
Free, Princeton unbreakable. warrant
ed rolled plate Collar Buttons, &c each.
and one free with every one you buy.
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY'S
Dry Goods Store.
The Bethany Reading Circle will meet
this evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Oscar Cash 1926 Central avenue,
instead of with William Ireland 1424
Lincoln street
North Topeka found itself cut or
from water and gas this morning and
those families who relied on gas for
cooking purposes were compelled to be
satisfied with a cold lunch for break
fast.
One lot Satin Stripe ChaIlies to close
out this evening and Wednesday, 19c
yard. All wash goods, white goods.
wash silks al clearing sale prices.
WILLIAM M. COSTLEY'S
Dry Goods Store.
verd. the 14-year-old son of S. T.
Cromwell of Menoken. was overcome by
the heat yesterday afternoon while
working around his fathers place For
awhile his condition was quite serious
but he is much improved this morning.
Pay day bargains for this evening and
Waists, worth up to $50, choice for Csc;
also other bargains in Waists; best Cal
icos 41zc yard; fast colors in Lawns
and Challies 41.c; short lengths in
Lawns &c and Sc yard at clearance sale
WILLIAM NJ COSTLEY'S
Dry Goods Store
Isaac r. Hite died last night at II
o'clock at his home 21s miles northwest
of Elmont Mr.. Hite was one Of the
Oldest settlers, having lived here since
1856. He was S6 years old and his
death was due to old age. He leaves
a wife and several grown children He
was the father of the late Mrs. Bruffey.
The funeral will be held Wednesday
morning at 10 o'clock from the house
| and the interment will be in Rochester
1 cemetery.
| Master Norton Lyon entertained
number of his friends yesterday at MS
| home on Kansas avenue. the occasion
| being the eleventh anniversary of his
| birthday. Mrs. Glen Lyon was assisted
| in serving the refreshments by Mrs o.
| K Swayze and in taking the young
| people to the high water district OF Sol
| der Greek. The invited guests were
! Iva Maze. Genevieve Holman. Nettie
| Hastings, Stella Holman, Olive Wick,
| Percy Barnes. Paul Van Ness. Irving
Reynolds, Calvin Holman and Ralph
Lyon
| The following will be the programme
/ for the Missionary conference to be held
| in the Kansas Avenue N E. church
| July Is and II: July 49, p m. de-
ton: 8 objects of Meeting" Homer G.
Stuntx: 4. ssThe Missionary Problem in
the Epworth League" Rev. J. A.
Stavely. 1880 D. m. song service; ., ad-
dress, H c. Stuntz- July rs e m.
devotions. $50. 1.-THE Difficulties Found