The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-02-12
NORTH TOPEKA.

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ball Printing Co. 912 North Kansas Ave.l
Valentines at James & Campben's.
Frank Oliver of Silver Lake was in town
today.
Mrs. Stella Courtney went to Kansas
City today.
Mrs. Amos Newcomer is i'll at her home,
124 Monroe st.
Mr.. H. Fox Of Granville was a north
side visitor today.
Mr.. George Cooper left today for Her
ington, where he Will take a position.
Walter Coleman of C~offeyville is up visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. Cole
man.
VIII Booth of Yates Center was in town
yesterday. He was en- route to his old
home at Valley Falls.
Mr.. Dudley Pratt viii leave next We'd
nesday for Cuba to visit his son. Mr.. John
Pratt, VIII has been there for the past
year.
While picking up some of the Friday and
Saturday bargains ask to see the new
WILLIAM NJ. COsTLEY.
Mrs NJ. F. Taylor of Augusta. kan.
who has been the guest for a day OF two
of Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Neiswender of 121z
Jackson street, returned home today.
Mrs Charles Curtis entertained at din
ner today and her guests were Miss Caro-
iamS. Evangelist F. E Oliver, Mr.. W. r.
Oliver and Mr.. Hicks.
New goods arriving each day. We must
get rid of all winter goods to make room
see US tTlQaX ana saturday.
WILLIAM NJ. COSTLEY.
The annual meeting of the w. N. S. OF
the Presbyterian church is postponed one
week. It will take place at the home of
afternoon, February 20.
Try the Home Bakery for all kinds OF
bakery goods. Orders of any description
promptly filed Always fresh; cheap and
good. Call and see US OF telephone 5S5.
Bell. $40 North Kansas avenue.
All aides Jackets at half price. Choice
nE a-T Ia / n IN a4"~ CTnED rfd ~ AAl
Saturday for Soc One lot trimmed hats for
25c each
The number of pins contained in the jar
at the booth of the Western Wooden mill
at the midwinter fair was 10.1S1 instead Of
I9.0SI, and Miss C~unningham's guess was
The 9-year-old daughter of c. N. Cooper.
who lives five miles northeast of town.
was walking in the yard when the family
dog ran against her and caused her TO
The funeral Of the 1s-months-oid child
Of Mr.. J. Cowan. whose death occurred
yesterday at the family home, one-half
mile east of the cemetery. on Sixth street.
Rochester
The /. I. I club met Tuesday evening at
the home of Mr. Jesse and Miss Amy
Stanley. Those present were Misses Grace
McNoun. Jennie Reamy. Hattie Newell,
Laura Parks. Phoebe Page. Eva Reamy.
celia Stanley. Iva Brochosus. Messrs
Lewis Morris. Ernest Bartram. Reuben
McNoun. Herbert Worrall. Charles Hutch
inson. Fred Bartram, Walter Dickinson,
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. c.. Todd of 1902 Jackson
street have been entertaining their friends
Mr.. and Mrs. c. c. Kensinger. Of Leayen
worth. who came over as delegates to the
annual convention of the State Temper
ance union. Mr.. Kensinger brought over
two petitions signed by members of the
churches. protesting against the resubmisi
sion Of the constitutional amendment. They
returned home today
Julian Clark was given a surprise The
other evening by the members of the Z.
+. c. club. the occasion being the six
tenth anniversary of his birthday. N8rt-
Gus games were played and at a late holll
/ refreshments were served. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Clarke and children
Mrs. 7. NJ. Bennett and children MIsse'
Eva Clarke Leota Newell Berenice an