The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-03-31
NORTH TOPEKA.

leave tens for tails column with kim
nall Printing Co, slz r. Kanaas ave-l
g. C. Arnold is able to be st the store
again
so. use and 800 corsets 2sc for
DAYS. The Cash Mer. Co
~. 81. Bruhy expects to return
shortly 20 Boise City. Idaho.
Have Sou used Petro & Woodferd's
spruce and pine cough drops2
See our shoes, get our prices. before
crossing the river II. D. Joseph
Mrs. r. II. Hastings was in town
today from Granville shopping.
lie. 10 and 15c embroidery re yard,
for DAYS The Cash Mercantile co.
sc pearl buttons &c doz. during this
day sale The Cash Mercantile Co.
See Volo sewing machine in Foucht's
window Something new. Best ever
made
IL i. Gilmore and family have come
to Topeka ard have some to house
keeping ar 152 Holman street
Mrs F. K swartz OF Mayetta, is
visiting her daughter Mrs V. r.
Lunger. of 1017 Quincy street
95c dress goods 49c yard for days,
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday,
only The Cash Mercantile Co.
Mrs Charles Knlian and children,
willard Clarke and Dorothy Lucille
spent lne day with Mrs. George Clarke.
Il T. swartz. of Mayetta. was visit
ing his sister. Mrs. v. r. Lunger, OF
1917 quincy street. Thursday and
Fricay.
Mrs. w. s. George of Kilmer died
Thursday evening at s o'clock of heart
trouble The funeral viii be held
Monday
lTr. ard Mrs. Spetter moved yester-
day from the old Curtis place on Van
Buren, street to the King property at
4la East Gordon street.
Monday morninF-the first day of
the hla sale-ue win sell muslin In
az. ana two varfs uiaces at IL Der
ward TIE cash NercantfIe 60.
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the presbvterian sburcb Mrs. a. T.
Arnold was elected DELEGATE to Presbv-
terrain meeting in Leavenworth
Arr1 10
et-f,r.r ana f.7,f1,- win
--i-,s e.. go - - - 49,, ~
5---- Zee 80 In 80 4tas,- 49,,
- 1874 -Toreils s,-sr,s M s1rirraT
Be- employed at the sash and door fac
tory.
oliver yvc1fa Of Forbes Rross feed
stove who has been cOnaned to his
home on the Rochester road bv an at
facJ- of heart trouble. is much i'm
--0v-ad an6 Win he able to return to /
work Monday.
8Irs. Jacquay and children. who
have been visiting Mrs Jacouav's par
her brother. Mr. Fred Morns and |
family Of zoos Quincy street. returned /
fa4a7- TO Fort Scott.
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1893 te5s,- re is vgorlrine- the sank
Nichols farm this year and says that
farmers are belated with their work
owing to the had weather
T7,a sa--fosz foroo~rovv Passion SIM
---- 81 The Cv757rof Of the Good Shan-
4
-5-e-~ II o.eloel- es5,n1is5 school at
~ o-c1(ol- Mr. Nan iav-ree5 ar iT, ]
--i-a-oe T57,rf,,er Tent The Psnedfcita is
..-I7 77~+asf ~ f1,e 57eTSe,7ro
Finons ne Nol1n see Vlsllo[s 10
a-A "sfs ~11aIIss = AodIi-s' ChaIies
Nl W. rice. george WelI
4 aaron note. an OF SILVER 1ake' /
1ty, OF hingsEllie Z.
CSC --iss 1oles' OF fAIlO E1ShIy
aston OF II elloeh' ana T. u RICE
Miss Hazel Forbes, teacher Of the
interrnediate department at the East
lnalanola scno0l, VINO mas oeen con
lned to her home By illness for the
past few weeks VIII not pe aple 70
finish her school work, and the board
viii supply teacher until the end OF
The term.
The services ar the CONGREGATIONAL
---,.~0s- r0r-, -4-~ov- will he Sunday
-.t--i ON, = 80 ~l,ir,er +rere+t,ar Of 1O.90
1910 n - ~ ~ ~ and Senior {,
o.-I0clr T3reaci14ney In IL even
~ - 7-sO The pastor. Rev Mr..
$3.50, VII -raacb At both services
S-o~rf-7- subject "Christian Inherit
-r~a
Anursaay evening, 9larGL - me ue
gree slzaIL ana ollceIs oA W n anu
j. OF = came over ~ q DC1S - su.
Rrise lnelr captain onn % u 81.
Lhey came laaen Win goou thlhss 1oI
tn sinner man ne evening was
pleasantly spent win music ana az d
Pertaining by Mrs. L. A. smith. Those
present we're Afr. and Mrs. j. z. Mil
Ter. MI and Mrs Q. II. smith, Mrs.