The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-03-20
NORTH TOPEKA.

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CLeave items for this column with Kim
ball Printing Co., 912 North Kansas -Ave-l
Music tonight. James & Campbell.
S. F. Joy was in today. from Rossville-
Dance Saturday night. Barrett block.
Mrs Ed Martin is i'll at her home on
Jackson street with grip.
Mrs. Maud Irons is confined to her
home. 1z20 Monroe street, by an attack
of grip
Miss Jessie. Campbell went to Valen-
cia today to visit her aunt, Mrs L. Van
Hook, jr.
MIS-. c. F. Adams, who has been seri-
ously i'll for two weeks with pneumonia,
is now eonValescent.
Spring opening furniture, carpets and
wall paper, Friday and Saturday
James & Campbell. successor to NJ. Z.
Holman.
Good assortment of sizes in our 45c
and zoe boys knee pants in our SUI
plus Sale. at per pair Csc
NEW ERA DEPT. STORE
Mr.. John Gilman expects to return to
him home in Marshall, Mich. next week
after stay in Topeka visiting relatives
and looking after property interests
Is pieces of our Zoe bingham, dress
styles, plaids and stripes, Will go in our
Surplus Sale Saturday morning at per
yard z1zc.
NEW ERA DEPT. STORE
4 tt B1dAC1l ASSOCIATION OF the I W.
G. A. has secured the second floor of the
American bank building, and viii open
the rooms April l. Miss Rachel Arm
strong. OF New York. is to be assistant
secretary and viii be in charge.
Our 39c all-wool. double fold ladies'
cloth and tricot is meeting with a ready
sale. as t should at the extremely low
price during our Surplus Sale" 19c per
gard NEW ERA DEPT. STORE.
Mr.. Albert Brazier, accompanied by
A
next week to his home in Detroit. Mich
Miss Alice Stafford and brothers, Harry
and Dudley will continue housekeeping
in North Topeka.
The keys to the little red box that
contains twenty silver dollars are goine.
fast-better get one before the distribu-
/ ton IS over. The customer holding key
that unlocks the box receives the con-
tents. A purchase amounting to $LO0
entities you to d key free.
NEW ERA DEPT. STORE.
Rev. Maurice J. Bywater, archdeacon
of the eastern part of the diocese of
Colorado, and formerly canon of Grace
cathedral and priest in charge of the
church of the Good Shepherd. was in
North Topeka yesterday calling on his
i old parlShioners. Archdeacon ByWater
has been in Topeka for several days.
but returned last evening to his home in
/ Denver.
Music tonight James & Campbell.
MASTER ttdipn cross entertained a
number of his little friends yesterday
at his home 919 Jackson street in honor
I of the eleventh anniversary of his birth
day. His guests were Charles Ryder,
Bert Camp, Ralph Zarker, Warren Rut-
ter, Willie Colvin, Kelsey Petro. Leo
Gilmore, Duane Elmore, Harold New
man, Harry Guard, Chester Thomas and
Fred Cross.
The promoters of the north side
branch Of the Y. W. c. A. are busy t
work getting ready the rooms over the
] Shawnee bank which will be occupied
by this branch. Everything is expected
to be in readiness to open the rooms by
the first of April. The association will
occupy the entire floor. A reading room
will be established and later on a basket
ball team organized.
The building is being moved from the
/ corner of Kansas avenue and Norris
street to make way for the new build
/ ing to be erected by c. L. Haywood and
I occupied by the Shawnee State bank.
+ The removal of this store room takes
away the last frame building from
block 800 on the Avenue. When this
building was erected in 1869 it was con
sidered entirely too far north to be a
good business location as the business
center Of North Topeka was then all
south of the Union Pacific depot.