The evening call. [volume] (Topeka, Kan.) 1891-1893, 1893-06-20
LAWRENCE.
Mrs. ]. w. Gothard il in the city
visiting friends.


visiting friends.
Miss Sallie Sheppard Is visiting
friends in Missouri.
Nearly every body seems 70 Dc sat
isfied with the proceedings OF the Polk
Gross preliminary.
Rev. Leonard delivered an able dis
course at St. Luke's A. NJ. E. church
Sunday night.
Mrs. VIM. Clayton has returned
from Topeka where she attending the
Grand Court.
Mrs. Celia Richardson has returned
from Topeka where she attended the
Grand Court.
Mr.. Lemuel King has been suffering
with rheumatism quite while but =
now improving.
Rev. John Turner held Q grand
rally NJ his church Sunday evening at
4 o'clock.
The Baptist state convention closed
with an excellent sermon preached by
the eminint divine. Rev. w. L. Grant.
His text ives, BE ye strong In the
Lord, in the power of his might" Eph
esians 6: 10. It Is needless TO say
that this emioenl divine held his audi.
ence spell.bound while he Numbered
heavenly truth mingled with spiritual
Ere.
1t would be good If the authorities
would put . stop to byciclists riding
their wheels across the driveway OF the
. river bridge. Horses, as 0 rule, are
very easily frightened Ut these strange
easy. going objects. especially when
they are not used to seeing them.
The annual sermon of the Benevo-
0 lent Society No. 2 will be preached u
Q the End Baptist church Sunday, june
25th ct 2 o'clock sharp. All members
in good standing Of the Benevolent
!. Society are cordially invited % turn
"a out. Rev. w. L. Grant will oficiate.
p The CALL ID for the people. regard.
IL less of religion or politics. IT. politi-
10 cal convictions are in the interest Of
the Republican party.
Jas. Gross, the rapist was given pre-
o. liminary hearing Friday morning u
m Judge Charlton's court. Mrs. Polk,
" the complaining witness gave strong
= evidence and tried to convict her assail
ant. She occupied the stand tws
" hours. She was cross examined b
one of the most able lawyers in tn
in state. Mrs. Polk tells straight stor.
ss- all the way through. Gross will b
lie given O fair trial, after the prelimina'
at ries. His bond was fixed OIL 800, i
led default of which he was committed :
me iail to await action of District Court
The Jim Crow law 30 much talke
D. about has been INDUCED INDUCED !
vas by parties who only stood outside an
IN looked through thick glass Of imag
y a motion until it has created i'll feelin
ore in the bosoms of free Kansans. Ii
res true every citizen has the right
Who what he pays for, viz if he purchase
to first class ticket, he hiss the right
first-class fare, but If be has to subn
DC to abuse and suffer his wife to BE II
suited and to listen to vulgarity wit
-, out any means Of defense il ID bet
and for him 70 submit 10 having sePars
r;sd coach with equal accommodations
that Of the whites, - 1t j. in the Bout
The concert given at Warner
,aee Baptist church last Friday night '
tatss q success. The talent that was d
crit played was rocond TO none. The r
cen gramme was - followE
atty March. Misses Mamie Herbert Z
G. NJ. De Baptists; Music BY Oh
Vocal Solo. Edward Fry; March. y
Herbert Song by choir; March,
40, Strobe, 7. Harvey. N. Langston; I
~. itation, Mis- Eva johnson; Tuba :
y. Jas. otrode; Clarionet Duet. Fry
L. King; Vocal Solo. his Lindsey;
;a.n, trumental Duet, Min N. Hsrbsrt,
az Mn. ". Langston; Anthem BY CO