The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-17
NORTH TOPEKA.

Mrs. Willis is III at her home, 927 |
Van Buren, street.
Mrs. George Horning was in town |
today from Granville.
B. T. Murphy, Of Tecumseh, was a |
Topeka visitor today.
Rev. H. H. Fowler, pastor of the
M. e. church at Hoyt, was a North |
side visitor yesterday.
Mrs. Earl Graham went to Kansas
City yesterday to spend the rest of the
Mrs. E. S. Gum has returned from
an extended visit to the western part
of the state.
Col. ]. N. Stewart returned this
morning from three weeks visit to |
Portland, Ore.
Mr.. Peter Olson. of 928 Van Buren,
street, mas returned from a business
trip to Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Owen of jackson street
have gone to Denver, Colo. for a short
visit to relatives.
| C A. Lewis, rural carrier of route s,
! is confined to his home and Jesse Ham
ilton is doing his work
T. M. James is making preparations
to put natural gas in the postofice
building for heating purposes.
Mrs. S. c. drummer is expected
/ home today from Bel1evilIe, Kas.,
where she went Wednesday to attend
the funeral of her niece.
Mrs. Cuthbirth of silver Lake was
the guest yesterday of her daughter,
Mrs. o. G. Neiswender. of 1882 Jackson
street.
Mrs. Harry Nichols will return Sat-
urday evening from Kansas City,
where she has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. +. McAfee, for
/ the past week.
c. NJ. Inman, night yardmaster for
the Santa Fe at Chanute, arrived IN
Topeka yesterday for short visit to
Mrs. Inman, who is spending some
time in town in the interests of the
K. and L. of S.
The entertainment to be given by
the teachers and pupils of the East
lndianola school will be Friday even
ing, the oath, instead of this evening
1t is the intention to have an enter
tainment at this school at the end Of
each month.
The Missionary Study club of the
Kansas Avenue M. E. church will meet
this evening at the home of Miss Viola
IrOutman, 1925 Quincy street. The club
met last week and reorganized for the
winter with the following officers: Miss
Troutman, leader; Misses Myrtle Nc
Grew and Geneve Holman illustrators;
Miss Mary Stevens, class statistician;
2 Miss Lucille Kutz and Mr.. Sidney Smith,
blackbc ! work; Miss Harriet Staples,
secretal
The dixie committee, Thomas Page,
J. H. Skinner and Charles Goodwin, in
company with County Surveyor Rodgers
and one engineer from each of three
z railroads made a trip yesterday after
a noon over that section of the country
seven miles northwest of town through
S which it is thought the dixie might run.
4 No report was made by the committee
2 but as soon as the county surveyor makes
I some surveys and a report to the COM
u nsittee a general report will be submit
l ted by this committee.
Mrs NJ. A. Vail. sister of Vim. Coo
vert, formerly of North Topeka, has re-
| turned to Topeka after an absence OF
more than two years. Just after the big
food of 1903 she in company with heI
d husband Stephen Vail went to Los
Angeles, Cal, in the hopes Of benefiting
his health. The change was not helpful
however, as Mr. Vail died in November
: of the same year. Mrs Vail has been
making her home in Pasadena, but has
| come here to spend the winter at the
, home of her brother, at 105 Elmwood
: avenue.
4 Mrs. Samuel Jameson died yester,
day at 1 o'clock at the Kamily home
. PIG Paramore street, of cancer of the
- stomach, from which she had beer
+ | a sufferer for months. She is survived
by her husband and two sons, Harry
and Don Jameson, and daughter-in'
law, Mrs. Harry Jameson. She was
, 6 0 years and three months old. The
: funeral will be Saturday afternoon a
l O'Clock from the Second Presby
!
i long been a faithful member anC
a worker. The interment will be II
p Rochester cemetery and the service!
v will be in charge of Rev. J. S. Glen
4 denning.
# Mrs. Minnie Whitehead of 1906 Quincy
street gave a china shower yesterday
2 afternoon for Miss Grace Mckinley
Y whose marriage to Mr.. r. H Taylor
s of Tulsa, I. T., Will take place Novem-
<, Der %. Miss Mckinley received num-
Il H.
guests, who were limited to her most in
u innate friends, were: Mrs Frank Con
y well, Mrs. J. K. Withers. Mrs. w. A
Wolverton, Mrs. Fred Davis, Mrs. H. G
e Mckinley, Mrs. Edgar Winans, Mrs
Julia Stewart Mrs. Lou Stewart, Mrs
IS Margaret Young, Mrs. Margaret Kellar
Mrs B. Larimore, Mrs. D. A. Wizer
Mrs Jones, Mrs. H. NJ. Steele, Mrs. Kate
= Diffenderfer, Mrs. RAYMOND Offender
fer. Mrs Pauline Ijams, Mrs. n. W
Brammell of Osawlxie, Mrs. G. Boltz Oh
Meriden Miss Florence Firth, Miss
o Edith Gabriel, Miss Blanche Jones, Mis-.
Carrie Haynes, Miss Ida Havens, Miss
Eta Nichols, Miss Ruth Mckinley anc
= Miss Florence Anderson.
- So unusually large is our stock Of
ladies' ready to wear that for Saturday
n we make special prices.
" Ladies' tailor made suits $40 Tor 80
r Ladies' tailor made suits SIS, for 81. 90
Ladies' tailor made suits s25 for $12. so
- Ladies shirt waists in wool ant
d mercerizes, in all sizes, colors dark ane
le light choice, CSC.
al Ladies coats in all the latest styles
i'll long. short and medium lengths Brlce
?" start at $3.50.
ar Special in chF1dren's coats for satur
t day.
Heavy outing fannels 41kc yard.
Large cotton bats sc.
Full bIeached table danask, 70 niche
re wide, 22c.
d Fun bleached table damask, 20 inche
d, wide, PC.
lie Shaker flannel, good quality, 412c-
d. Good apron bingham, regular &c, 10