The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-07
NORTH TOPEKA.

An news items for the State Journal
should be left with the KimbaH Print
ing company. S35 Kansas avenue
The interest in the meetings at the
Baptist church continues undated.
Miss Blanche Steele, who has been sick
for the past three months, is now able
to be out.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Thrilling of No. 125
North Monroe street, are the parents or
q daughter.
Mr.. Parkhurst of no West Gordon
street fell on the ice yesterday and
sprained his wrist
Mail Carrier Cas- Matthews. who has
been having an attack of grip, IS now
a BILE to be at work again
Dr. l. A Ryder, who has been having
two months siege with rheumatism
was out at a lodge meeting last night.
A number of North Side people will
attend the entertainment to be given
at the Pleasant Ridge church Friday
evening.
Dan Hewitt. who broke his leg six
weeks ago has had the cast taken OF.
He will be able to discard his crutcheS
in a few days.
Uncle Ben Kfstler fell on the ice yes
terday and bruised his side considera-
bly,. At first it was feared that he had
broken his ribs.
J. b Belts will go to Galveston to-
night to make bid on the general Of
fee building for the Gulf, Colorado &
santa = e railroad
Mrs. J. c. Fulton and daughters, Ha-
eel and Helen, will leave the middle of
the month for California to make an
extended visit with relatives.
Mrs ]. E. Watts of 1881 Quincy street
entertained the. Rathbone sisters at a
thimble party Tuesday afternoon An
| enjoyable time was had by all and re
freshments were served
There will be a grand reopening of
Asbury chapel on Jan. IS, 1897. All the
pastors of the city with their congre-
cations are cordially invited. Preach
ing a 8 o'clock by Rev. c. B. Mitchell
DR. c. B. Lyon. Mr.. NJ. Barr, Mr.
Charles Mckee, Mr.. 'Orlin Mccall and
| Mr.. Clifford Lutes will go to Granville
| this afternoon, where they assist the
| singing school with their entertainment
Black Bob.
The gospel meetings at the north
! Christian church are being conducted
| by Rev. d. D. Boyle of the First church
| Special music is furnished each even
| ing by Miss Jordan of Auburndale. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Mr.. N. A. Cramer of the Union Paci-
| fic hotel ran a lead pencil in his right
/ eye recently. The pencil penetrated the
lid, passing between the eyeban ano
| the bone. The eye is very much in
| famed and Mr.. Cramer fears that q
| piece of lead was broken off and re-
| mains there.
Mr.. Albert Green and Miss Alice Nc
Kittrick were out sleighing yesterday
morning, and when near Soldier
Creek, the horse became frightened anC
upset the sleigh, throwing the occu-
pants out The horse ran away an6
was caught on the avenue near Laurent
street.
The following officers of North Tope-
ka lodge No. 152, d. of H, were install
ed by the grand lodge deputy, Eleanor
Holiday, at their last regular meeting
Past chief of honor, Mrs. Taggart
chief of honor, Mrs. Lizzie Zarker; Ia
dy of honor, Mrs. Sandmyer; chief O.
| ceremonies, Mrs. Beard; recorder
Eleanor Holiday; f1nancier, Clara
Sandmyer; receiver, Mrs. Elizabeth
Holiday; guide, Ollie McNown; out
side watch, Aggie Bickell; inside watch
Mrs. Caskey; representatives to granC
lodge, Mary Brown and Eleanor HolIi
day. After installation refreshments
were served as a surprise to the Iodg,
| by the new officers.