The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-22
NORTH TOPEKA.

fLeave items for this column with KIM
bail Printing Co. 50 North Kansas Ave-1
s l. Courtney spent Wednesday In
Kansas City.
Mrs. J. n. Henry of 10S5 Quincy street
suffered a stroke of paralysis Tuesday.
Her left side is affected. Miss Anna
Henry. one of the nurses at Stormont
hospital, is now with her mother.
Miss May Karr and Miss Linda Ian
dis of Kiro are visiting Mrs. Amos
Goodman for few days.
There seems to be an epidemic OF
whooping cough sweeping over the First
ward One of the teachers at Grant
school reports that out OF over sixty
pupils she only has thirty-four present.
Jonas Lukens is in Kansas City at
tending the meetings OF the Implement
Dealers association.
The young people OF the Rochester
neighborhood enjoyed a skating party
last evening on the Cecil pond.
Miss Lula Garverich of SaIina is the
guest of Miss Minnie Kuehne.
Mr.. and Mrs Frank Green. who have
been visiting Mr.. Green's brothers, Mr..
VIM. Green and family and Mr.. Herbert
Green and family, left today for their
home in Darlington. Wis
By coming to our store Friday and
Saturday you can save more money
than you can make any other way.
WILLIAM NJ COSTLEY.
Prof. ". r. oliver. who VIII assist
with the revival meetings. is registered
at the Union Pacific hotel
The Western Wooden mill has a very
attractive booth at the Midwinter ex-
position which is the work of Mr.. A. ].
Hayden In the center of the booth is a
picture of the mill behind which is a
very effective sunrise.
Lace and embroidery sale this week
at J. Laps.
For Friday and Saturday Mrs. Court
,oIo a. Of At Z,
great bargain. Two stores, SOB South
upstairs. 917 North Kansas avenue.
D. of H. No. 152 give a dance Satur-
day night. January "A, Barrett block
Two days Of bargains that Will be re-
membered by those attending the sale.
Ladies' and misses jackets at hall
price; one lot Of children's underwear at
half price: one-fourth off on ladies' and
children's wool hose: One-fourth of on
one lot of mems pants: one lot Of ladies'
French flannel and Albatross waists foA
Csc; one lot, at 42c: One-fourth of on
furs; one lot mems sample hats at halt
price. Yours for bargains.
WILLIAM M. COSTLEY.
All the regular church prayer meet
ings this evening viii be given over &c
I special preparation for the coming re
vival meeting. Everything indicates {
meeting of unusual power.
/ Prof W r. Oliver who will direct
/ the singing at the great tabernacle
/ here to suDerintend the erection of tht
choir platform and to organize the choir
+ All who wish to sing are asked to meel
Prof. Oliver at the tabernacle Friday
eve2snS-
Mrs. Anna Leiner of Durango, Colo.
who is en- route to Chicago, is stopping
a few days at the home of her brother
Bfr. Fred Morgan, and family, of 132
Ta<-tor street
Charles Bollotte and Leland Paramore
who with several other boys of th'
North Quincy street neighborhood, have
been interested in a cave, were caught
recently in the excavation as they wer-
trying to enlar=e their subterraneaT
dwelling. They boys had one larg'
room, but were digging another and tooA
turns at the work They were busy do
ing their share and had dug down near
~ Is feet when the caye-in occurred
and they were buried under abou
three feet of dirt Their fellow play
mates were near and hearing then
scream commenced to dig them out
They were uninjured with the exception