The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-30
NORTH TOPEKA

bail Printing Co. sl2 North Kansas Ave.I
Pictures framed at James
G. SIykhous of Elmont was North
side visitor yesterday.
Mrs. E. Rees and son and daughter
were in from Granville yesterday.
Mrs Amos Newcomer, who has been
quite i'll with tonsiIitis is improving.
Work of putting in the curling has
commenced on the Quincy street pave
ment-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Blangeres of the Ly-
man school district, are the parents of
a son born Sunday.
J. E. Christman went to TT. Riley to
day where he will assist Contractor J.
3. Belts with his work
The May waist is the latest We will
show them Thursday for the first time
in Topeka. COSTLEY & POST.
The second department OF the Ep-
worth League will met this evening at
the home of Miss Honer. 1929 Quincy
street.
The May waist for ladies is a beauty
COsTLEY & POST
Clarence Scott. superintendent of
Rochester cemetery,is pushing the work
of putting in the pump preparatory to
putting in the water system
Miss Emily Hart. who has been here
with her sister. Mrs. c. F. Bridge, viii
leave this evening for Wardner. Idaho,
WIRE she VIII SDCll4 the
Mrs. Charles Whitley and daughter
Marjory returned to their home in Solo
mon City today after a short visit in
North Topeka with Miss Lou Huckstead.
Rev and Mrs. T. ]. Pearson and
daughter. Miss Daisy Pearson, of 924
jackson street, will go to Harrington
next week to visit relatives
Every lady will want the May waist
when they see it. Cali Thursday morn
ing COSTLEY & POST
Mr. Shirley French went to Newton
yesterday to attend to some electrical
work. Mrs. French left today for the
same place where they will be the guests
of relatives
Mrs. Mitchell, of Cawker City, is Wis
iting her daughter Mrs. A. NJ. Petro, Of
1914 Van Buren, street. Mrs. Mitchell IS
en- route to Kentucky where she viii
spend some time.
A stereopticon entertainment consist
ing of views on the Passion Play. was
given last evening at the kaW Valley
I school house. The proceeds viii be used
for the benefit of the Sunday school.
The w. T. K club held it's regular
meeting yesterday afternoon at the
home of Mrs r S. Plummer, 914
/ Quincy street. The paper for the after
1 noon was by Mrs. Scotch, on "Ecllpses
and Comets" and was followed by
general discussion. At the cOncluss on
of the programme a social time was
enjoyed Refreshments Of ice cream
! and cake were served by the hostess.
The next meeting viii be May 10 at the
home of Mrs. w NJ. COstleys 11lS an
Buren, street.
One of the best attended meetings the
/ Argonaut club has had this winter was
/ the one last evening which was held at
the homo of Mrs. A. J. Arnold, 92a Jack
/ son street. The lesson in Roman his
tory was ably conducted by Miss Eliza
! beth Reader The papers were of I'M
usual interest. Miss Mabel Phillips
read one on Naples and Environs.
/ osto and TassO This paper had been
written by Miss Jessie Hoover, who
/ was unable to attend the nReting. The
4 following committee to arrange a pro-
/ gramme for the next years work was
/ appointed: Rev. w. B. Hutchinson,
4 Miss NIinna Mccall. The club will hold
! their next meeting at the home of Rev.
and Mrs. W. B. Hutchinson, 316 West
I Laurent street The visitors present
| last evening were Mrs. James Campbell
Miss Fannie Cole and Miss Ethel Ellis
Recently Blue post No. $50, G. A R.
| sent letter to Mr.. E F. Ware con-
| pension commissioner. and today Mr..
J. W. Priddy. adjutant of the post, re-
ceived the following reply:
/ u w Priddy Adjutant Blue post No.
ESQ G. A. r.:
I am in receipt of your favor of April
/ II. sending me the resolutions of your
post / am delighted to receive it. and
deep sense of gratitude. I hope I will
1 always merit the confidence and respect
of our old soldiers.
with best regards. I am
Yours truly,
EUGENE F. WARE"