The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-29
NORTH TOPEKA.

[T.eavs items for this column with Kim.
bail Printing Co. 9i2 North Kansas ave.
day
All the latest in mid-winter hats at
Mrs. Courtney's.
Mrs. c. w Kearns is spending a few
days visiting friends at Menoken.
More new goods in the millinery de-
aart-nert. See them at once. william
NJ. Costley.
The Aletheans viii meet this evening at
the home of Miss Myrtle Robinson on To-
peka avenue. ro s-oI
Rev. Husband of Dover was the guest
yesterday of Rev. T. ]. Pearson of 924
Jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. K. Walker of iii Kan
sas avenue leave tomorrow for Tacoma to
spend the winter.
A number of prominent Masons were
down from Silver Lake today to purchase
a new carpet for their hall.
There will be a dance Thursday eve.
october 80, at Barrett's hall, North To-
peka, given by 1243 degree team M.
w. A.
is warm goods. The time to buy them
is now. We have them. William M.
Costlex
Among the Silver Lake people in town
today were Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Guild, Mrs.
J. Cutbirth, Mrs. Peter Pellee and Mr.. B.
Patton.
DR.. Clinton Rhodes returned yesterday
to his home in Monticello, H., after a
visit of several weeks to his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. C. H. Rhodes.
Mrs. w. s. Crouch returned today to her
home at Maple Hill after short visit to
her son and daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Crouch of 935 Madison street
Mr.. and Mrs. P. ]. Handle came in
from Valley Falls yesterday morning and
after a short visit to Topeka friends left
for their home in Colorado City, Col.
Before buying your dress hat be sure
to see our styles and get our prices
You will find them to be as low as the
lowest, and materials are of the highest
quality, and you will save money by
! buying your millinery at Mrs. Court
ney's two stores.
Mrs NJ Herr died Tuesday afternoon al
her home, 1877 Kansas avenue She was
/ IS years old and old age and paralytic
trouble caused her death. She was the
| mother-in-law of Undersheriff w. IT. Viii
liarns. The funeral will be held tomorrow
afternoon at o'clock from the house ano
! the burial will be in the Topeka cemetery
Rev. and Mrs. j. A. Stavely and little
daughter, Maud Agnes. will return tomor-
row Rev Mr.. Stavely has been attend
ing the International Missionary confer
ence at Cincinnati and during his absenc'
| Mrs Stayely and baby have been TIT
guests of Rev. and Mrs. Dalton of Kansas
City
Mrs. Albert Clark will arrive the frs
of the month from Ohio to visit hel
| brother. A ]. Paramore and her sisters
Mrs. Shepherd and Mrs. Guise. From here
Mrs. Clark will go to California to visit
another sister, Mrs. Will Davies. She viii
be accompanied by her mother. Mrs AnT
Paramore who has been spending the fal
\ in Topeka visiting her children.
A Halloween party which little
ahead of time was the one given las
sevening on the banks of the river neal
the Sardou Avenue bridge. TheFaffair was
| a search party, the girls going first to th'
! place arranged and the young men whs
did not know positively where the part,
was to. be searched until they found them
After this was accomplished bonfires wer'
built and the evening spent in Ttelling
stories. eating roasted apples popcorn ant
bananas Those in the crowd were Misse
I BESSIE Henry, Edna and. Harriet. Staples
ANNA Rosa. Jennie Daily. Bessie Clair
y and Anna Paine. Ella Allen, Jessie Paine
Pear Nash. EstelIe Brooke. Goldie Lutes
II Bertha Kistler, Messrs- Roy Bainbridge
Glenn Paine James Merle, Harry Nash
Merton French and Ralph holman