The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-01
NORTH TOPEKA.
Leave 1itens for this column with
kmoan Printing ca. "a North
Kansas avenue

Miss Sadie Heber is very seriously i'll
street.
Mrs. John Anderson will go to Kansas
CITY Saturday to meet her sister-in-law,
Mrs Sarah A. Todd, who has been
spending the past two weeks in st.
| Louis. They will be the guest Sunday
Of Mrs. Jessie Steele Wood Mrs Ander-
son will return home Sunday evening
while Mrs. Todd will not be at home
until later.
Our choice creations In new spring
millinery are arriving daily. Don't fail
to see our line before making your
Easter purchase. Mrs. Sarah A. Todd.
H. c. Wilkerson who has been living
| f1ve miles north of town has bought the
Burns property at 1929 Van Buren,
street and will move into the same.
There is a decided change for the bet
| ter in the condition of Hazel Olson who
| has been suffering from severe attack
| of tonsilitis.
There are only few weeks still till
Easter. Have yau thought Of your
are arriving daily and we know we
can please you. Call and see our pat
terms. Mrs. Sarah A. Todd.
Born to Mr. and Mrs Eugene Brown
of 927 Monroe street March 1 a daugh-
ter to whom they have given the name
of Georgia Evelyn.
Miss Grace Albee of Silver Lake has
| taken a position in the millinery store
of Mrs. C. o. Burger.
A fine red leather Bible with all the
teachers helps for $1.65 Saturday
only. BARS Book and Wall Paper
store.
Victor council No. K. and L. of S.
will initiate ten candidates at their
meeting Monday evening. after which
an oyster supper will be enjoyed.
The funeral of Mrs. Evan Davis was
held Thursday afternoon from her late
home, 1927 Central avenue. The services
were in charge of Rev. Walter E. Tan
ner of the Baptist church and a quar-
tette composed of Miss Edna Pence,
Miss Eleanor Caldwell, Mr.. John Pratt
and Rev Mr.. Tanner sang. The pail
bearers were Mr.. Albert Tomlinson, Mr..
w. E. Section, Mr.. T. NJ. Forbes and
Mr.. D. w. Hamilton. The interment
was in Rochester cemetery.
If you fail to read T. J. Joseph's
advertisement in this issue you over
look an opportunity to save money.
Mr.. and Mrs. McGhee of block 300 Van
Buren, street are the parents of son,
born last Sunday
G. P. Pierce was in town today from
Rossyille.
We have every thing you need for
your Sunday dinner, including fancy
and staple groceries, fresh meats
poultry. fresh country butter and eggs
Maths &. Campbell.
II
from Silver Lake.
c. ]. McCoid was down from Silver
! Lake today.
: The North Topeka Civic club will
meet this evening at the fire station.
/ John Haynes of Kiro was a North side
Visitor today. Mr.. Haynes expects to
isleave before long for Long Beach, Cal,
for an extended stay.
Miss Edna Staples has opened a mill
1inery emporium at S41 Il Kansas
avenue, and will carry a complete line
| Of high grade millinery. All ladies are
invited TO. -es'l and-ins2eet her assort-
| A. E. Robinson, superintendent of
station A.. was off today on short va
cation.
Mr. Fred Joseph has taken position
! as travelling man for the Topeka Paper
state.
| Camp 1913 NJ. w. A. initiated three
candidates 1T their meeting last even
i, =.
The Chandos club met yesterday af-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. A. j.
Arnold, 927 Jackson street The lesson
at this time was on Hamlet and for the
next two meetings this play will be
studied. In spite of the bad weather
almost the entire club was present yes
terday. The Lext meeting will be in
two weeks at the same place with Mrs.
John Van Vechten and Mrs. E. U. Bis
SELF as hostesses.
A fine red leather Bible with all the
teachers helps for $1.65 Saturday
only. BARS Book and Wall Paper
store.
The w. T. K. club will meet Tuesday
afternoon, March 5, at the home of Mrs.
A. NJ. Cross, 919 Jackson street. The
roll call will be answered by quotations
on nature. The papers for the day will
be one by Mrs. G. z. Jordan on Mod
err. China Painting" and one by Mrs
F. C. Rowen on Different Processes of
Firing" The. afternoon will close with
a discussion on Which Has the Great
er Influence, Heredity or Education"
The leaders of the discussion will be
Miss Frances Cole and Mrs. J. H. Con-
der. '2as
The regular Friday evening Lenten
services will be held at O'Clock this
evening in the Church of the Good
Shepherd.
Farmers-Bring your produce. but
ter and eggs to US. We pay the h1gn-
est cash prices for your products. Mat
tbs & Campbell.
The funeral of Mrs. Carrie Morrow
was held Thursday afternoon. from the
Kansas Avenue NJ. E. church. Rev.
James w. Reed, pastor of the church,
had charge of the service while quar-
tette composed of Miss Ida Henry. Mr.
and Mrs B. J. Harris, Mr.. Shirley
French. with Mrs. John McNoun at the
organ. sang Lead Kindly Light,
abide With Me" and There Is
Land That Is Fairer Than Day" The
paIlbearers were Mr.. John McNoun, MI
n