The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-03-27
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items frterded for this column should
be left with the KimbalI Printing Co
morning
J. W. Coley of Perry spent Friday in
town
Miss Mary Hohmbaum is cIerking for
J. Lapp-
Jesse Kistler was somewhat better
this morning.
Banner Coleman of Menoken spent
the day in town.
C. s. Gillespie returned yesterday
from a trip west
Miss Ella Sheetz is sick at her home
on Quincy street
E NJ. Jo1ley went TO Kansas City to-
day to spend Sunday
Misses Katherine and Mary Watkins
spent the day in Kansas City
Uncle Toms Cabin company came
in on the Union Pacific No. . this morn
ing.
The general managers of the Union
Pacific came in today at 1 O'Clock on
their special
Miss Nora Phillips of Council Grove
will arrive Wednesday to visit her sis
ter. Mrs. Courtney
Frank ScheII has returned to his home
in Perry. after spending a few days
with North Side friends
Rev. J. s. GIendenning viii preach
both morning and evening al the Sec
ond Presbyterian church tomorrow
Sunday afternoon, April 4 grand
Sunday school rally of the North Side
Sunday schools will be held at the Bap-
list church at 2:3O O'Clock
Mr.. Maiz and family of East Norris
street will leave shortly for Ration N
M. where Mt Maiz. who is in the en-
ploy of the Santa Fe. has been trans
ferred.
There will be an annual meeting OF
the members of the Second Presbyter-
ian church Tuesday evening at the
church TO elect officers for the ensuing
year.
the North Christian church Sunday
morning and evening Evening topic.
Fear Not" Special song service in
the evening
Grandma Curtis IS very seriously sick
at her home on Curtis street Owing to
her advanced age, her friends are very
uneasy about her Her grandson. Con-
gresham Curtis. has been sent for
Mrs. Hiram MongoIe who lives near
the elevator was quite badly injured in
a runaway yesterday As she was
driving through Shorey her horse be
came frightened and ran. throwing her
out of the cart: she fell on her face.
MASKING her nose and knocking out
several teeth.
The residence of Mr. Irwin. 421 Park
street who is night ticket agent at the
Rock Island depot was broken into last
night while the family We're away. and
ransacked from top to bottom Nothing
was missed but some old coins belong
ing to a collection
There will be morning prayer and
celebration OF the Holy Communion 1t
the Church Of the Good Shepherd to-
morrow at IL O'Clock Sunday school
with Bible class at : D m Evening
prayer with sermon at 80
At the Baptist church, the pastor.
! Rev W. 3. Hutchinson, will preach
! ject. The Stairway Of Sim evening
I subject Waiting for Something 10
/ Turn Up" All departments OF the
church will give an Offering for foreign
1 Services a the Kansas Avenue N z
/ church tomorrow as follows Sunday
I school at $3.50 a m, quarterly meeting
! services at II a IN, conducted by Rev
+ J r. Madison. presiding elder Of the
I Topeka district Epworth league At
$50 p. NJ, preaching at $50 p m BY
/ the pastor, Rev. T E Chandler
Services at the North Congregations
| church Sunday morning ana eVetlll1s y
! the pastor Rev J. E McIain- Subject
! in the morning at IL o clock The sue
I cessful Element in LIES Business IN
! the evening at '-A2. erFeneE 3L ne
I c. E at and Senior C z at $50 EV-
/ erybody welcome
Mr. John johnson entertained few
friends at his home last evening with
! were present: Miss Sha1er, Miss Dora
! DoIman Miss Zoa Paramore. Miss Ella
Capron. Miss Fannie Tower; MI K +
Diffenderfer. Mr. R B. Mann, Mr. c
I L Studer, Mr.. John Miller, MI BarGess
/ Mr.. Haven
| The benefit entertainment for Miss
/ wilma Mills at the Kansas AEenus
/ church last evening was very well at
/ tended: a sum in the neigh borhood or
s25 was realized Miss Mills was as
! sisted by Miss Ruth Collins violin solo.
| vocal solo Miss Edna ParkhaE6t: VIC
| lin solo. Miss Proudft, and several 9TH
| ers took part in the programme VINO ara
afflicted the same as Miss Mills Miss
! Mills who is a very sympathetic per
1 former, rendered several OF her own
I compositions
Homeseekerg' excursions via Santa