The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-15
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E. L. Jackson was in town today
from Elmont.
w. B. Whitehead is i'll with malarial
fever at his home on Quincy street.
Miss Adele Small of Delavan Park,
Jackson county, is visiting Miss Clara
L. B. Merriam. chief engineer of the
Topeka & Northwestern railroad, went
to Onaga yesterday.
Miss Martha Mcconnell of Kiro
spent Saturday and Sunday in town
the guest of friends.
Miss Lille Davies and brother, John
Davies are spending week visiting
relatives and friends at Maple Hill.
Mr.. Gus Fogle and family have
moved from the. Methodist parsonage
on Kansas avenue to one of the Hanley
houses at 1103 Topeka avenue.
Mrs. A. H. Shaffer of Kiro has re-
turned from San Francisco where she
has been spending the past year visit
ing her daughter, Mrs. G. E. Neis-
wender.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A Forbes, Miss
Hazel Forbes and Master Benjamin
Forbes were the guests today of Mr..
S. j. Reader and Miss Bessie Reader
at their country home.
Mrs. Frank Leavenworth and
daughter, Miss Louise Leavenworth, of
I 11llCdpOlIS, VniIlll-, are expected IllS
week to visit Mrs. Leavenworth's sis
| ter, Mrs. A. J. Arnold of 927 Jackson
street.
The Topeka friends of T. M. James,
| jr., formerly of North Topeka but now
of Moline, Kan, will be glad to learn
| that he is recovering from his recent
attack of malarial fever and is able to
go down town.
Waldo Haywood. Ralph Seger and
Claud Madison who went down to
Kansas (titV Las WAaK a hna
returned home yesterday. They sold
their boat at Kansas City and the re-
turn trip was made by rail.
The Sunday school classes of Mrs. o.
the Baptist church will picnic this
evening on the Washburn college
campus. Part of the time will be spent
star gazing through the big telescope
at the college.
Lewis James, who arrived last week
from Butte, Mont, to visit his father,
T. M. James, left today for Chicago.
Mr.. James is with the Haskin & Sells
Accounting company of that place and
has been out in Montana where he
with % others have been working for
the past six months for the Anaconda
Mining company.
Many Improvements are being made
at the Lyman school house The
building has been raised several feet
and put on a good foundation. A new
belfry has been added and the whole
building will be given a coat of paint.
While these external changes have
been taking place the interior of the
building has not suffered, for new
blackboards have been placed in the
rooms.
few of the BARGAIN SPECIALS:
Cotton toweling, yard. 31kc
Bleached damask, yard. .......... 22c
Heavy straw ticking, yard.-...... TIC
Stevens all linen crash, yard. 7hc
Large dolls with bisque head. -. 19c
Large 1914 full size blankets. -. 49c
White enamel curtain poles. ..... 10c
Full bleached sheets, 1890 size.... 39c
Full bleached pillow cases, 36-42... &C.
Children's muslin underskirts with
Children's fancy yoke night gowns 48c
THE NEW ERA
When Mr.. and Mrs. N. E. Allen and
little son, who left Sunday for their
home in Cienfuegos, Cuba, arrived in
Kansas City Sunday and presented their
tickets to be signed there, were inform