The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-03-28
NORTH TOPEKA.


ID A. Williams was in today from
Silver Lake.
Special sale single harness at Lukens
Bros. next week
If YOU want single harness see Lu-
kens Bros. next week.
Ten per cent discount on every pur-
chase at opening days.
WILLIAM M. COSTLEY.
Single harness sale next week at Lu-
kens Bros, North Topeka
The Rebekahs are planning an enter
tainmeut to be given soon
Degree STAFF r. A. A. win give a
dance Wednesday, April j, at Barrett s
hall.
The w. II. X club viii meet Tuesday
afternoon. March 81. at the home Of
airs. i. O. Tompkins, 90 Greenwood
avenue. Potwin.
AIR. and Mrs. Ira Colburn have re-
turned from visit TO Mrs Colburn S
parents at Emporia-
Free Leave your name for copy
OF the New Idea Magazine opening
days. WILLIAM M. COSILEf-
Mrs Maud Irons. who has been con-
fined to her home 1929 Monroe street Tor
the past two weeks by a severe attack
OF grip is able to be out.
AR. Russell Barber has been trans
ferred bv tine Santa Fe to Los Angeles.
CaL. and viii leave with his family IN
the course of few weeks for his new
home
We are showing the greatest variety
Of up-to-date Ladies' and Misses Hats
ever shown in North Topeka.
WILLIAM NJ COSTLEY-
Mr.. and Mrs. George Bishop will leave
Monday for their new home at Durand,
Mich. where MI Bishop has a position
with the Grand Trunk.
The North Topeka y NJ c. A. meet
ing viii be omitted on Sunday after
noon on account of the mems meeting
at the tabernacle on the South side.
Ladies. two more weeks until Easter.
We have hats for all. If you haven't
been today. come Monday, last day OF
opening.
AT the Church of the Good Shepherd
tomorrow there will be a celebration OF
the Holy Eucharist at ii o'clock with
sermon by Canon Burke Sunday sehool
at 10 a. IN. Evening prayer and sermon
at 1880. Rev DeLou Burke priest I'D
charge.
The BARRIERS of the North side have
raised the price of hair cuts TO % cents
and neck shave cents. Hereafter the
shops will not be oaen in the evenings
with the exception of Wednesdays ana
Saturdays when they VIII De open a., me ,..,
former evening until and the latter
evening until IL oco ck. I@e changes
go into effect the Ast-
Don Baird. the young son of M Geo.
Baird. who went away from MS nome
the middle of the week, returned yes
terday. The child went TO Ferry on m
blind baggage and after spending the
night ia a livery barn concluded nome
was the best place after all so started
back yesterday morning he Walheu
the entire distance, arriving home lale
Yesterday afternoon, hungry ana tired
as he had had nothing TO eat the en-
tire day.
North Topeka BAPTIST church, corner
Laurent and Harrison streetss w -.
Hutchinson. D. H., pastor. services a.
ID "a M and 1880 %. m. Morning SUI
iect. THE Shining Life evening sun
5.ct How Industry Helps Christian
Growth" being the third sermon IN the
Christian growth series
The ladies of the F. A. A. degree star
mat with Mrs. l.. II. Sipes yesterday at
her home. 1920 Logan street ana spent
tho day. Those present We're. Mrs. r.
Finch Mrs. BollOtte, Mrs. j. tlegers MT
g. Havens. Mrs. Doane, MRS S ,insl-
never. Miss Martinacs Miss cara
Sandmyer. Miss Grace HINES, MIS-.
tIaud Doane. Mrs. Lizzie Conway and
Airs. Dennis Sizes.
The basket bah game which was
PLAYED last evening in Lukens' opera
house between the high school team
and the Y ". C. A. girls resulted in
a victory for the latter team. the score
being - to IL. Much interest was man
Tested I'M the game and for the nrSt
haif of the evening the score was very
close. During the progress Of the game
Edwin Campbens st. Bernard dog,
Barney. took his position on the floor
and IN spite of all the calls. Kept walk
ing back and forth among the players.
The North side young people are very
enthusiastic about basket ball, and
team has been organized from among
the members Of the Monday Evening
Bible class This team, which is com
posed Of the following girls. Jessie Shell
labarger Lulu Klussman. Stella Mitch
cll. Edna Fraser and Minnie McGrew,
met for practice this afternoon.
AIRS T. II. Sipes of 1920 Logan street
was pleasantly surprised by a number
OF her friends last evening and they
demonstrated to her beyond a doubt
1iat They were capable of entertaining
her in a royal manner and enjoying
themselves as well. They had previous
lg met at the home of Mrs. Lizzie Coma
way and at $50 o'clock poured in on
tleir hostess like an avalanche, Mr..
John Feiger leading the party down the
hall and Mr.. Harry Jones and Mr. ]. G.
Roll0tte bringing UP the rear with two
five gallon freezers of ice cream while
all the others had a cake in one hand
and "a chair in the other. After the
usual greetings Mr.. Feiger escorted Mrs.
SlueS to the front parlOr and presented
her Bro behalf OF the F. A. A. and other
friends. with a lovely rocking chair to
which she responded with an appro-
pirate speech of thanks The Mcbride
orchestra commenced to play q waltz
and the festivities began and continued
until late hour Dancing. high five
and games were enjoyed and songs
sung and speciality acts introduced by
AIRS. Lizzie Coma way. Mrs. John Feiger
and MIR S. Mcbride after which the re-
frashmeuts We're served Those present
were- Mr. and Mrs. Louis Havens. Mr..
and AIRS j. 6. Bonotte. Mt and Mrs.
John Feiger. Mrs. Sandmeyer, Mrs.