The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-05-22
NORTH TOPEKA.

ILeave items for this column with the
Kimbau Printing Company, slz North
Kansas Avenne.l
Miss Josie Dickinson was in yester-
day from Meriden.
Mrs. G. ". Wilson left today for
Cripple Creek. Colo.
Mrs. Ed Guild was in today from
Silver Lake shopping.
Mrs. Edgar Etter win leave tomorrow
for lincoln. Neb-. for a short visit.
Miss Eleanor Lukens was the guest
yesterday of Mr.. and Mrs. a. }. Berry
at Shady Nook farm.
Twenty per cent discount on all dress
skirts for Saturday only.
NEW ERA DEPT. STORE
The Taxa Art club met this after
noon at the home of Mrs. Calvin.
Matthews. 1010 Jackson street.
Mr. S. c. Myers and daughter. Miss
Jessie Myers, went to Meriden today to
visit Mr. Myers daughter, Mrs Wallace
Taggart.
John sehilling will leave the first of
the month for Draughon. Ark. where
he VIII engage in the lumber business
with his brother.
Tomorrow is our last day in business.
You never did and never viii buy as
cheap as we viii sell tomorrow. Ringels,
S34 n. Kansas avenue.
Ten pieces of ginghams in dress
styles. former price ~ and 1-3c, Sat
urday only sc per yard.
NEW ERA DEPT. STORE
DR. Miriam A. Swift has been elected
treasurer of the Kansas Homeopat hic
Medical society at its recent meeting.
an Office she has held for several years.
DR.. Cookingham, of Riley, has been
attending the meetings of the Stat
Homeopathic Medical society, and while
/ here was the guest Of J. NJ. Bryan, of
1908 Logan street
The drillers of the Northern Shawnee
/ Development company are again busy
a work on the Skinner tract near Shor-
ey. Work was delayed recently for a
short time because of a lack of pipe.
Don't fail to visit Mrs. Courtney's
midsummer display of fine hats, Sat
urday, May %. Two stores, 500 South
Kansas avenue, upstairs; ST North
Kansas avenue.
Ten dozen ladies' Bingham petticoats.
good assortment of colorings, former
prices SSc SIPS and $1.19-all go in Sat
NEW ERA DEPT. STORE.
Sunday morning at Il o'clock the
North side memorial services will b.
held in the Baptist church and viii be
attended by Blue Post G. A. r. and the
Relief Corps. The church viii be dec
GRATED for the occasion and the choir
will furnish appropriate music.
Saturday it viii be to your advantage
to buy what you need in wash materials.
We are showing very large assortment
and special inducements in the way of
low prices for Saturday.
NEW ERA DEPT. STORE.
Mr.. w. Needles, editor of the Cyclone.
OF Richland Mo. who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. A @. Douglas. of
211 West Gordon street, left for his
home tOSazr. Mr.. Needles is a nephew
of Thomas B. Needles. formerly state
auditor of Illinois and afterwards the
first IT, S. marshal of Oklahoma. ana
later a member Of the Dawes commits
sion.
Last day of May sale Saturday, 25c
Black Cat hose for Zoe per pair; u
yards lace for Sc; one lot silk waists at
half price; Daisy knitting silk, 2 spools
for sc; one lot lace curtains. regular
81 IS and $3.50. for $1.9S One-fourth off
on flowers Don't forget the bargain
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY.
Mrs. Al Dihenderfer of Monroe street
/ entertained the members of the r H.
club yesterday afternoon. The decora-
/ tons of the rooms consisted of pansies
and during the afternoon Mrs Foster
sang several songs A delicious lunch
con was served by the hostess. Those
present were Mrs. Wizer, Mrs. q. W.
! Stolzer, Mrs. Knobs. Mrs. Foster Mrs.
Caser. Mrs. F. KistIer. Mrs. j. Miller,
Mrs. Reece Smith. Mrs. Muncie. Mrs.
Bartlett, Mrs J. Johnson. Mrs. jane
son, Mrs. Whitehead. Mrs. H. NJ Steele,
Mrs. Young, Mrs. H. Wolfe. Mrs J. K
Withers. Mrs. Paramore. Mrs. Ray Diff
fenderfer Thelma Johnson, Carl Knobs
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