The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-19
NORTH TOPEKA.

Ed Guild Of Silver Lake was in town
today.
William Reicherter was in from Silver
Lake yesterday
G. A. Stot1er of Osawkie was nortn
side visitor yesterday.
July, wet or dry, is time to plant
sewer pipe. See See Nichols.
Mr. Samuel Parkhurst of 1909 Central
avenue is in quite poor health.
Mrs. Alice B. Sanford of 408 Railroad
street will spend Tuesday in ST. Joseph,
Mo.
Miss Maud Curtis Of Spring Hill KAN
sas is visiting Mrs. George HOyes OF
928 Van Buren, street
w. G. Brooks will speak in Asbury
church ton morrow morning at $50 a. m.
Subject, "A Joint Smasher."
T. H. Balm will speak tomorrow at
the poor farm and Rev. W. J. Hatfield
will speak there on the 9th.
Bliss Native Herbs, the great blood
purifier, for sale at 1926 North Madison
street by Mrs. A. Hutchins. agent
There will be no services tomorrow in
the Central Avenue Christian church
on account of the repairs being m ade.
Rev. w. Mooney called yesterday to
see Rev. A. M. Reynolds of Westm1n-
ster Presbyterian church who is very
ILL
Miss Fannie Nesbitt, telegraph oper-
aator for the r. I. at Mcfarland. is
spending a few days visiting in To-
peka-
At Good Shepherd church. Sunday. II
a. m, morning prayer; p. M, evening
prayer. Services in charge Of Rev. Irv-
ing Todd.
Miss Daisy Olinger returned to her
home in Horton this morning after a
short visit to Miss Margaret Hanley OF
Topeka avenue.
Mrs. J. H Todd of 1912 Jackson street
entertained a few friends at tea last
In her Qy1eSf Mrs.
Lee of ConcOrdia-
Miss Jessie Myers went to Meriden
this afternoon where she Will be the
guest for a week OF her sister, Mrs.
Wallace Taggart.
Mrs. Vilott of Wetmore, Kansas, Is
visiting her husband, who came here
some time ago to take charge Of the
livery barn at the Finch stables.
Park B. Kimball will leave Sunday
morning for Fort Madison, Iowa, where
he will take position in the civil en-
cheering department Of the Santa F'e
John r. Harte received word this
morning of the illness of his mother
at her home in Beatrice, Neb. Owing
to her extreme age, IS years, her con-
dition is considered very serious.
Miss Grace Noble and Miss Madge
Patterson Of Oskaloosa, Kan, are the
guests of Miss Maud Wilson of $50
Quincy street. Miss Wilson entertained
informally for them at thimbles yester-
day afternoon.
North Topeka Baptist church, corner
Laurent and Harrison streets, w. B.
Hutchinson. D. D., pastor. Services at
II a.. m. and 8 p. m. Morning subject,
ject, Made Nigh by the Blood of
Christ" The evening service will be
held out doors if the weather is favor
able. l.t
mems and boys straw hats. One LOT
mems 81 shirts for soc. One lot mems
overalls &c. One-fourth off on ladies'
shirt waists; tic for bonnets. One lot
WILLIAM M. CosrLEY's
Dry Goods Store
The following young people enjoyed
a straw ride last evening: Misses Jessie
Bickel, Estella Slaybaugh, Harriet Nor
gan. Cora Bickel, Edra slaybaugh. Laura
Morgan, Messrs. Fred WOODBURY., Will
Price. Charles Shorey, Earl Slaybaugh,
and Elgin Riley. After the ride they
went to the home of Miss Slaybaugh
and enjoyed ice cream and cake.
The missionary societies of the Pres
byterian churches of Topeka and vicin-
| tty held an all day meeting yesterday
in the Second Presbyterian church. The
plans had been for a day at Garfield
| vented. The programme was of unusual
| interest, the devotional exercises were
| led by Mrs. E. B. Clelland, and there
were several good papers and talks on
missionary topics
Our. weeks clearing sale has left us
with many short lengths and broken
| lots, which we will sell Monday, Tues
| day and Wednesday at unheard OF
| prices. Be here earlys Monday morning
and get the best dry goods. shoes and
| millinery.
WILLIAM NJ COSTLEY'S
| Dry Goods Store.
| Miss Alice Rudy OF HOS Monroe street
| died Friday afternoon at 2 o'clock at
Christ hospital from appendicitis. Miss
| Rudy was taken ill last Sunday and
| Monday her condition was SO serious
! she was taken to the hospital where the
| operation was performed Tuesday. She
rallied from the operation but later less
| favorable symptoms appeared and she
grew gradually worse She was the
| daughter Of E. H Rudy who arrived
| Thursday evening from Scranton and
her brother IL expected today from the
| same place. Miss Rudy had spent most
OF her young life in North Topeka and
she leaves many friends. The funeral
| will be held Monday afternoon at 2
| o'clock from the family home.
Victory For Clan-Na-0aeI.
Tanvor Colo J11y 1o-The fienuia