The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-21
NORTH TOPEKA.

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/ ing company 1856 Kansas avenue.
sell Camel coal. Try a ton. f. p.
Ewart.
r. Binns Of RossvilIe was in town
yesterday.
can on =. p Ewart COR coal. 1912 y.
kan avenue
w. q. Gilbert OF Rossville was in town
today on business.
Congressman Chas. Curtis left this
afternoon for Washington
J. 3D. Atkins came in from Kansas
City yesterday with ten car loads of
cattle.
Mrs. Susan Belts Of Granville Is Wis
iting her son, J. p. Belts and family.
Of Quincy street.
Mrs g. B- Camp and little. son, Bert,
left yesterday for Kansas City to visit
Mrs. Camps parents.
Canon Miner administered the rite
OF baptism last evening al the Church
OF the Good Shepherd.
Mr. Harkins Of Central avenue is
moving his family to Dover, where he
viii engage in farming.
Mrs. * #. King returned last even
ing from a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
Bert Fessler Of Duluth. Mimi.
Ralph Porter. who has been the guest
of his mother. Of ITO Van Buren, street.
win return to his home ia Green City
Mo, tomorrow.
Miss Hebe. the nymph Of the fountain
AL AAlG RGAAt HIS 9EEn laAGA W WAMNGA
quarters, and the gold fish have been
sent to Kansas City.
Mrs. W-D. Lacey and Mrs. VI B. Kist-
Ter are entertaining at thimbles this at
ternoDn at the home Of Mrs. " B. kist-
Ter 1117 Van Buren, street
The North Christian church has
greatly added to the beauty and COM
fort of its auditorium by putting in 2
supply Of the new hydrocarbon lights.
Rev. q. s. Glendenning. pastor Of the
z1-x-rs
preach at IL a. m. on Lasting Fame
and $50 p. IA. on Christian Excel
lence.'
Mrs. P. M. Hanley and little son are
visiting the family of Al A. Pliley Of
Monroe street. Mrs. Hanley was for
merry Miss Kittie Wallace OF North
Topeka
Geo. Rorabaugh has returned from a
visit to Altamont, Mo His mother, Mrs.
a. A. Rorabaugh. accompanied him.and
will visit her son, "A. Q. Rorabaugh, Of
Park street.
Trix. the little pug belonging to Fred
Joseph lost his left eye yesterday He
was heard crying at the door, and when
admitted the eye was hanging out of the
socket DR. Swift replaced it.
Services at the North Congregational
church. corner of Laurent and Jackson
streets, Sunday morning and evening
by the pastor, Rev. u =. McClain. sub
ject ia the morning at ID o'clock Some
7.3O Heaven
The kindergarten auxiliary held a
very interesting meeting at their room
in the Grant school building yesterday
afternoon Three new members were
added. The only business Of Importance
transacted was the election Of Mrs. w.
S. Hamrick as chairman of the board
Of directors vice Mrs. Fl. F. Morris.
Mr. w. g. Steele Of the Leader shoe
store had an experience with a shop
litter recently. A large woman came in
ostensibly to buy some shoes, and while
Mr.. Steele's back was turned succeed
ed in conceaIng two boxes under her
cape. Mr.. Steele's suspicious We're
aroused and he refused to allow her to
leave the store until she returned the
shoes.
The services at the Church Of the
Good Shepherd tomorrow, corner of
Laurent and Quincy. will be evening
prayer at 7.30. ait which time the Right
Rev f. r. Millspaugh, bishop of the
diocese, will be present and viii adj
minister the right Of confirmation 70
the candidates presented by Canon
Miner Special music has been pre-
pared for this occasion. Sunday school
at $50.
a quick JOB. to start a fire with Hor-
ner's coal
Bradshaw. harness man. SO kan ave.