The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-14
NORTH TOPEKA.
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Ladies waists worth s1.4S, all this
week S5c, at The Cash Mere Co.
Mrs. /. o. Dana is Ill at her home,
9OS Jackson street.
Hope muslin &c this week. The
Cash Mere. Co.
Floyd Henshaw returned today from
Valley Falls. He made the trip on his
wheel.
$3.50 skirts s2.ss. all this week. The
Cash Nero Co.
Miss Frances Brown left the first Of
the week for Emporia to spend the
sunmef-
Sunburst petticoats, worth $3.50, all
this week CSC. The Cash Mere co.
Miss Mabel Skinner has taken a posi-
ton in the office Of the general super
intendent of the Santa Fe-
20 per cent reduction on laces and
embroideries. The Cash Mere CO.
Mr.. HarI. operator at the Union Pa
cific, has been transferred to Belvue and
has entered upon his new duties.
1919 and 15c lawns all go at Is c a
yard this week The Cash Nero. Co.
Mrs. James Mullen of Wamego, kan,
is visiting Mrs John Crawford of 406
Fairchild street, and other friends.
LOnsdale muslin Il cents yard
all this week at The Cash Mercantile
Co.
Mr.. Frank Fieger of 1401 Central ave-
nue., left today for Colorado to join
his son, Mr.. Lewis F'ieger, who has
been there for some time.
We are closing out our line of Tin
ware. Glassware and Hardware. Now
is the time buy The Cash Nero. Co.
Members of the Rochester Sunday
school will give an ice cream social
Friday evening at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Merritt. on Central avenue, one
mile north of Soldier creek
John Haynes. of Kiro. who returned
this week from a visit to points in In
diana West Virginia and Illinois. viii
leave in about two weeks for California
for an extended stay.
All those who took part in the anti
phOnal service at the Baptist church
last winter and all those who wish to
assist in the special service next Sun
day are asked to meet for practice at
the church Friday evening.
Today. Flag Day. is being more or.
less observed by some of the merchants
on. this side, who have their awnings
draped with the national colors. Those
who have their places so ornamented
have to be ready to answer the Ques-
tons of the general public who come
in and want to know if this is the
Fourth OF July.
Shawnee council No. 1 F. A A. elect
ed the following officers at their meet
ing last evening: President. Mrs Eliza
i
e. brennan 9. J. sBollott, treasurer re-
elected; Mrs. Ruth B. Steele, secretary,
reelected; Mrs. Christian Offerman
guide; Miss Goldie Stevens. chaplain;
Mrs. Hattie Irwin, observer, Mrs. An
nice Day, sentinel; Mrs Eva Risen and
Mrs. Hattie Mays. trustees: Miss Cres-
sic Conway, pianists.
Miss Holmes and sister, Mrs. Bell of
London, England, who for the past ten
months have been visiting their sisters
the Misses Emma and Lille Holmes Of
quincy and Laurent streets and their
brother. George n. Holmes of Fast
lndtanOias expect to leave next Wednes-
DAY 1or colorado where they viii spend
short time visiting places Of interest
in and around Colorado Springs. Mani
tou and Denver They will return to
Topeka and continue their visit here
before leaving for their English home in
August.
Rev. Walter e. Tanner pastor Of the
BAPTIST church, Mr.. William Van Ness
leader OF the choir, assisted by the
choir, VIII give The Prodigal SON. a
musical and Scriptural antiphonal ser
wee, next Sunday evening at the Bap-
tlst church This service is in three
parts and viii be given for three con
secutive Sunday evenings. Next sun
day evening the title of the service VIII
De Inc Frodlgal Leaving Home" on
June ~ and July 1 The Prodfeal's
Repentance" and THE ProdfeaIs Re
turn will be given.
BY the burning of the William Ham
tlton Place north Of town Tuesday ev-
ening, mir. Frank Angood. who had
moved to the place about two weeks
ago, was heavy loser At the time Of
the IRE Mr.. Allgood was IN town and
MS "iIe ana baby We're at home alone
Mrs Allgood managed to save a few
pieces Of furniture but everything else
including SCI in money which was in
enc Of the upper rooms was lost. Mr.