The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-24
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Kimban Printing Company. s12 North
Kansas Avenne.l
Ed Guild was in today from Silver
Lake.
Mrs. John Cooling of Valley Falls was
north side visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Killian will
spend Sunday in Rossville
Mr.. and Mrs. Cas-. Matthews and fam
lily have moved to 1929 Harrison street.
Mr. H D. Miller of Morganville is
visiting friends in Topeka this week.
Eugene lodge No. 70 1. o. o. F. will
confer the second degree at their meet
ing this evening.
10 pieces plain white India Linen. our
bargain price for Saturday, per I'd, SC.
NEW ERA DEPT. STORE
Miss Hester Otto of 124 Holman street
went to Bethany hospital, Kansas City,
Monday for treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Sneed. who have
been visiting friends here, leave tonlor-
row for Indianapolis, Ind.
More new hats at Mrs. Courtney's
stores. SOB Kansas avenue up stairs and
917 North Kansas avenue.
20 pieces white corded Dimity. 1-3c
yd., regular value Saturday, per yd.. &c.
NEW ERA DEPT. STORE
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Price of Horton
are visiting Mrs. Prices parents, Mr..
The funeral of Margaret Haley. color
ed, of Highland Park was held today
and the interment was in Rochester,.
Mr.. Hart. who has been Rock Island
agent at Valencia, has been made agent
at Elmont and viii go there shortly.
Word has been received of the death
of Jefferson WINNER of Illinois, a
brother of Mrs. Susan Belts of 1107
Quincy street.
Mrs. H n. Gilman left yesterday for
st. Joseph, Mo. where she will be the
guest for two weeks Of her daughter,
Mrs. Walter Shook
Two parades will visit this side to-
morrow, the Sells & Downs circus pa
rade IN the forenoon and the Odd Eel
low parade in the afternoon.
Mrs. NJ. A. Miller and daughter. Miss
Ida Miller. will go to Lawrence this
afternoon Mrs. Miller is a member of
the Topeka Choral society.
Arnie Allen and Robert Rigdon ar
rived home yesterday from the Philip
pines where they have been serving in
the army for the past three years
View the circus parade from our store
Saturday morning We are getting a
new line of millinery especially for
Saturday and VIII have many othe<
bargains WILLIAM M COSTLEY.
The Rochester school closed today
for the summer vacation and the pupils
and their teacher, Miss Edna cellars,
celebrated the event with a picnic in
CeciI's grove
Mrs W. w Hall. who has been
spending the past month here visiting
her parents. Nj and Mrs l. -Swensen
of 80 East Paramore street, left today
for her home in Horton
petition which is receiving a. good
many signers is being circulated among
the City Railway company to- extend
their tracks to Rochester, taking in
Shorey and the Reform school
Come to our store Saturday morning
and view the circus parade and buy a
pair of kid gloves for 59c. 75c, S1-00 and
S1.25. All linen table damask for soc.
75e and SLIGO per yard
WILLIAM NJ COSTLEY-
At the meeting last evening of the
official board of the Kansas Avenue
NJ. E church Mr.. H. w Cheney was
elected trustee to fill the vacancy
caused by the resignation of Mrs NJ
c. Holman.
Our stock of ladies' shirt waists IS
now complete and comprises al the
new and up-to-date styles brought out
for this season. If in need of shirt
waist we invite you to inspect our as
sortment before you make selection
NEW ERA DEPT STORE
Peter Haeffner has sold his house
east Of the Capitol elevator to John
SPAIN and with his family VIII leaN2
I Sunday afternoon for the Upper Cana
dian region Several other Russians
will join them at the Junction depot
who are going TO the same place
Saturday we Will be prepared to show
YOU the largest stock and greatest va
rietv of ladies' street hats ever shown
in North Topeka-many exclusive de-
signs shown-and we feel assured we
can please you in both style and price.
NEW ERA DEPARTMENT STORE
A number of young people are enjoy
ing a violet hunt this afternoon near the
Reform school Those in the crowd are
Misses Adele Small, Mabel Skinner,
PermeIia Curtis, Hazel Haynes, Nellie
lies. Nellie Dolman Eleanor and celia
Lukens, Messrs. Edwin James. Grove