The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-06
NORTH TOPEKA.

All news items for the State Journal
should be left with the Rimban Print
ing company. 1886 Kansas avenue.
Mr.. G. A Stebbins of salina is in
town.
John Ogee of Oklahoma came in this
morning.
d. l. Kirzer, who has been visiting
H. W. Daubs, has gone to Holt, Mo
Mr.. and Mrs. Thawlin of 1905 Monroe
street are the parents of a daughter.
Mr.. Hart, who has been visiting Mr.
9. f. Bridge, has gone to Lockwood,
Mr. Fred Martin of Silver Lake has
gone to Arkansas City to visit John
Paronto.
The Credo club will meet Thursday
afternoon with Mrs. John Dolman OF
Quincy street.
| Mr.. and Mrs. James Thompson of 1904
jackson are the parents of a son, born
Monday, January 4.
Mr. B. A Barrett has returned from
Illinois, where he spent the holidays
with his brother
Mrs. c. Kaiser fell on the ice at her
home on Quincy street and cut quite
a deep cash in her head.
Mrs. Robert Morris leaves this week
for Chicago, where she will spend the
remainder of the winter.
Mrs Shellabarger and daughter Jes-
| sic have returned from a weeks visit
with friends at Horton.
The southeast section of the Kansas
| Avenue M. F.. church will meet tomor-
| row afternoon with Mrs. Geo. Miller,
| 1Ol4 Quincy street.
Miss Lou Havens has returned to her
home in Minneapolis, Kan. after spend
| ing the holidays with her cousin, Miss
| Edna Parkhurst.
The Ladies' guild of the Church of
| the Good Shepherd will meet tomorrow
| afternoon with Mrs. A A. RoWley, 1926
| Kansas avenue. 1t is desired that all
ladies interested in the church be pres
| ent.
The W. T. K. club met yesterday
| afternoon with Mrs. ". B. Kistler of11l7
| feast of reason and flow of soul, re
| freshments of ice cream and cake wer1
| served.
Rev. Bail began his revival at the
| North Topeka Christian church Mon
| day night and will continue through tn
| week. He is an able speaker and will.
| have one of the best REVEALS ever held
| on this side.
Mr.. A. J. Berry is suffering from {
very sore hand which is giving him 3
great deal of trouble, the pain extend
| ing up to the right shoulder. The HAND
| is very much swollen and his friends
| are afraid of blood poisoning.
| AS Mr.. J. A Campbell of Ills Monro.
| street was returning home Monday
| evening he slipped and fell at the cor
| ner of Gordon and Quincy streets, strik
| ing his head on an electric light pole
| and was so severely stunned by. the fall
that he remained in a Gazed condition
| for several hours. He was taken tC
his home by friends. and although bet
| ter yesterday was unable to attend tc
business.
At the North Congregational church
the following topics will be presented
by the pastor: Wednesday evening
January 6. Importance of Missionary
Enterprise in the Church; Thursday
evening, January Z, Responsibility o.
Church Membership; Friday evening
January g, How Lend Greater Dignity
to Our Church Worh?''; Saturday even
ing, January 9, THE Gospel of Jesus "a
| a Power" Services begin at 1880
Everybody welcome.
The following officers of Amity lodge
No. PSI, K. of P, were installed by
| Deputy Grand Chancellor Amos Good
| man at their last regular meeting Mon
| day night: c. NJ. Blanchard, c. c.; \
| r. Jester, V. c.; 1. Lutes, K of R. and
s.; A. B. Schenck, NJ. of F.; R. w. Jen
kins, NJ. of E.; T. V. Murphy, P; ]. L
Doster, NJ. at A; H. A. Hunt, M of W
Lichtenstern. L. G.; ]. H. Marble, o. G.
representatives to grand lodge, r. w
| Jenkins and J. H. MARBLE.