The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-12-03

used for heating purposes was com
menced yesterday,
Miss Frances Cole of 1913 Topeka
avenue south Is spending a short time
at the home of her cousin, Mrs Camp
doras at Rochester
Mr.. 6. S. Hoag and family moved
friday from 1923 Van Burep street to
Granville. where Mr.. Hoag viii have
a position on the kleinhans farm.
Joe Howard, who has been Ill at his
home in Shorey for the past several
/ days, is improving and expects to re-
sumo his position IN the Sheetz store
Monday.
Now is a good. time to lay ina supply
Of Christmas handkerchiefs. The Cash
Mercantile Co. are selling fine enbroid-
cred handkerchiefs at about one-half
! their real We.
The funeral of Benjamin Meaken
win be held this afternoon at 3 O'Clock
from the family home. 2I8 East Nor
| ris street, and the burial will be in
Rochester cemetery.
Mr.. Frank Rees has sold his farm
near B1erfden. to parties from St.
Joseph, Mo, and viii leave within a
short time with his family for Colo
RADIO to make his home.
The services at the Church of the
! Good Shepherd today will be morning
prayer at Il o'clock Mr. Thomas
I Dyke. lay reader. At this service Mr..
t1OtAlCG VIII give d G6iEO SOlOs
The Cash Mercantile Co. of N. Topeka
are giving their first big sale-to run
until Christmas. They are selling reg
ular Csc cotton blankets at 39c a pair,
and regular 81 cotton blankets at CSC.
Miss veleda Campdoras, of Roeh-
i ester, is expected home next Wednes-
I day from Kansas City, where she has
I been visiting her sisters Mrs. Bert
Root and Mrs. Clarence Scott, for the
| past six weeks.
Miss Dora Reynolds, who has been
| spending the Thanksgiving vacation at
/ Whitney, 1901 Buchanan street, will
return to Emporia tomorrow to re-
sumo her studies at the State normal.
All this month we will sell 45c wool
/ dress goods at 29c yard; 69c Fancy Mo-
/ hair at 49c yard; 50 inch reversa bic
! Aeltons-for walking skirts or chidren's
| jackets-blue and grey only-made to
! sell at $1.25 per yard, all this month
! sec yard.
THE CASH MER. co. North Topeka.
Miss Gladys Cunningham enter
j tanned at a taffy pull Thanksgiving
evening at her home. 923 Quincy
street The invited guests were Misses
| Wilma Bergundthal, Ruth Woodford,
i Mildred Baird, Katharine Dolman,
Nellie Willitts, Anna Myers. Ralph
i Segers Ralph Diffenderfer. Irving
t Reynolds, Fred Campbell, Glenn
/ Cooper. Elmer Myers and Charlie
! Haynes.
A birthday party was given this af-
| ternoon at 1903 North Jackson street,
/ for Elizabeth May Robson by her par
! ents. The following were present:
j Emma AduFreli Mabel Cham berIain,
Ethel Palmer, Frieda Smith. Mildred
/ CARY Mary Westbrook, Hazel Gum,
Mabel Suit. Elizabeth Schenck, Mar
geurite Barker. Ethel !. Weltor. Gertie
/ KeII Pfilys Miller Marguerite Miller.
! The following assisted st che party:
/ Mrs. Ed Miller. mrs. Thomas Wallace,
/ Miss Dora Miller.
i gss1e Soldier Township Sunday
/ School convention viii be held today
! IN the Rochester school house a good
/ programme has been arranged and a
/ large crowd Is expected. Governor
Hocl1 viii deliver an address at hall
past two and County SupJ. John Car
/ ter will be present and conduct the
/ lesson, There viii be speciai music
] under the leadership of Frof. Samuel
| Tracy. Mr.. i. F. Cecil VIII also sing
q solo. and there Rin he duet By
Mrs owen and Hiss Grace Gang
/ doras. Yesterday afternoon business
meeting vas held at the school house
as1d election Of officers held. which re-
] suited in the re-e1ectIos1 Of ali Of the
! old officers. W7ao are: President Mir
H (. Esgaf1ss secretary. Mrs. Belle
Shields; ana treasurer. Mrs Alberi
/ BartairTl.