The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-09
NORTH TOPEKA.

leave items for this column With Kim
ball Printing Co. sl2 North Kansas Ave-l
Picture framing. James < Campbell.
All winter goods at half price at Rim
gals.
Dave BIcRoberts Of ROssville was a
North side visitor yesterday
Lon Myers Of Thompsonville was a
North side visitor yesterday.
r. b Wilson has taken a position as
clerk in the Santa Fe store house Of
flee.
Russell Montgomery is i'll with
typhoid fever at the family home on
Quincy street
Felt slippers worth $50 and $500 for
zoe, good shoes for soc and 75c at Rim
gals, $50 Kansas avenue.
Messrs. John and Samuel Shields
have returned to Manhattan to resume
their studies at the K S A c.
w. H. Brufy. formerly of Topeka.
but now of Boise City. Idaho. writes
from mis- new nome that his health is
much improved since mis- removal there
Mrs r. NJ Reed died last evening
at o'clock of consumption at the fam
lily home on Central avenue north of
Soldier Greek. The funeral Will be held
tomorrow at one o'clock from the house
and the burial viii be in Rochester
I cemetery.
Flannel waists worth $50 and $500
for 75cs $3.50. $500 and g. 50 waists for
100. al RingaTs, s54 Kansas avenue
Through neglect the fire in the fur
mace at the Kansas Avenue church
went out last evening and the church
was so cold that the services could not
ae held The crowd was unusually larse
and much disappointment was felt.
This evening the services viii be in the
Pres byterian church
Marion Van Orsdal was in town yes
terday wearing his new winter over
coat This coat is something out of the
ordinary as it was brought to him by
his sons. MesSrs. Eugene and Ira Van
Orsdal when they returned from the
klonaike last fan. The coat is made Of
Australian bear and his boots which
are also part of the outfit. are from
the reindeer with Walrus hide sGles
The work is done by the EskinaOs.
Mrs Van Orsdal also has one of the
coats Of tie far north
DENISON- SHA FER
A pretty home wedding took place last
evening at half past seven at the home
KEN when their daughter. Laura May,
was married to Mr.. Clinton Oscar Sha-
fer of Silver Lake. Rev H l.. Nelson
pastor of the Presbyterian church at
Rossvilie- was the officiating clergyman
and the guests were limited to the near
relatives of the young people The we'd
ding march. N en6elssOhn7s was plaved
~ MISS Grace Albee of Silver Lake. and
Lne bride and groom were attended by
Alr and Mrs. Charles Danlson The
bride wore a dainty gown Of white
patiste. the skirt and waist deliberately
trimmed with tucks and lace A white
satn sash and stock We're the finishing
: touches of this pretty gown. Her flow
ers were eighteen brides roses. one for
each year Of her age. The matron of
honor. bride OF last spring, wore her
wedding gown Of white bstiste The
: decorations throughout the house were
! or holly and mistletoe with the excep-
ZION Of the dining room where the table
+. lecofa tons were white roses Mr. and
rf ny
= pretty presents They viii be at home
: after January . at their own home. near
Menoken- Mr.. Shafer is a well known
Young farmer Of this locality and his
bride has many friends in North To-
peka' as she has frequently visited here
= the guest of her sister Mrs. C. 3. T.von.
i The Mexican drawn vvor.z eala 7.-,4l
= last for two weeks only. commencine
Z Saturday. January 10, at Warren S.
Crosby & Co.'S.