The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-23
NORTH TOPEKA.

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james Lawlaw of Newman was in
town yesterday.
S. K. D. D. club met last evening at
the home of Miss Ethel Kearns.
Miss Anna Myers has gone to Meriden
to visit her sister, Mrs. Wallace Tag
CART.
Judge J. G. Wood has been secured
by Blue post as speaker Memorial day
at Rochester.
Put your feet in a pair of Star Five
Star shoes and see how they VIII wear.
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jerry Chubb. of Meriden. died Tuesday
and was buried tOdax-
C. S Matthews has sold out his con
fectionery store to John Swartz. who
will move shortly to that location.
J. c. Dolman has returned from Cha
mute after starring a drill on his prop
erty there He reports everything IA
vorable for striking gas
The ladies Of the Kansas Avenue NJ
f. church viii serve dinner at $50 North
Kansas avenue, Saturday, April %.
Dinner zoe Everybody invited.
The excavation has been completed
for The new building to be occupied by
the Shawnee State bank and work on
the foundation will now commence.
Mrs Brown, the harpist who will
assist at a concert to be given Tuesday
evening at the Congregational church
was formerly Miss SalHe Thomas OF
North topeka.
Mrs Mamie Phillips of Council
Grove, who has been visiting her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Carl Burger. leaves today for
Oklahoma City where she Will be the
guest of her son, Mr.. Phillips.
Leo Gilmore, son of Mr.. and Mrs. F.
P Elmore. who broke his arm recently
GaH he re7icfOrflnp fO fall the other day
and injure the same arm SO that 1t was
necessary to place it again in splints.
G. b. Camp left Tuesday for New
York, where he will visit relatives. His
wife and son Bert acconapanieal MN IN n
far as Kansas city, where they VIII
visit Mrs. Camps mother, Mrs. circuit
during his absence
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Dolman return
ed yesterday from Colorado Springs,
where they were called by the illness OF
their daughter-in-law, Mrs l. S. Dol
man, whose condition they report as be-
ing slightly improved.
Two new basket ball teams have been
organized with the following young peO-
pie as members: Misses Harriet and
Edna Staples. Eta and Amy Parsons
Mabel and Estella Brooke, Ella Allen,
Pearl and Iona Irwin and Pearl Nash.
The business men of the First ward
are making an effort to have the street
parade of the Sells & Downs circus
come 10 TINS sue SAT t4etS - lHSS al 3
successful North Topeka viii have two
parades that day, as the Odd Fellows
parade will be here in the afternoon.
Clarence Scott, who has been here fOl
short visit to his father. Andy Scott
will return to his work tomorrow. Nj
Scott is in the postal service and Fri
/ day viii commence on new run on tho
/ Mcpherson branch of the Santa Fe be-
tween Florence and EllinwOOd.
Friday bargains-75c. 81 and SIPS al
linen table damask. slightly soiled, for
soc. zoe and 81. One lot of so corsets
in broken sizes for 25c. one lot of 81
corsets for soc. so dozen misses hose
/ for Toe. would be cheap for 25c. -Four
4 dozen petticoats. special for ST. Blue
green. black and rose Etamine for Fri
+ day only 25c yard.
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY.