The Topeka state journal., 1899-12-16
NORTH TOPEKA.

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James.
The Star meat market has again
changed hands. Mr.. Dibbie has sold
out to Mr.. Frank Stitt.
Pictures, Picture Framing, Art Goods,
miscellaneous books, latest books, at
lowest prices. At letters & James.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Garland and
their two daughters. and little grand
daughter Lucille Walkley, left today for
Emporia to visit relatives and friends.
Degree of Honor No. 26 will give a
bazaar and dance at their hau,831 North
Kansas avenue. tonight. December 16.
Everybody cordially invited.
Woe unto him that giveth his neigh
Dor drink; that putteth the bottle to his
lips and maketh him drunken" will be
the words from which the cOlOred re
former. w. G. Brooks, will speak at St.
Marks chapel tomorrow evening at
o'clock.
At the Christian church tomorrow the
pastor, Mr.. F. A. Powell, Will speak in
the morning at IL o'clock on Christian
Union" and in the evening at $780, on
The Dead Who Die in the Lord"
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Z. Allen and daugh-
ter Gertrude. viii leave next Monday
for Cuba, where they will make an ex-
tended visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Aliens
sons, n E. and G. A. Allen. who have
made their homes there for several
years
The evening duplicate whist club was
entertained last evening by Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Putnam of the Union Pacific
hotel Mrs c. G. Bowman played for
Mr.. w NJ COstley, Miss Emma Hagar,
for Mrs. H. c. Bowen and Mir. Malcolm
James for Mr.. II. Q. Bowen.
There viii be no services tomorrow at
the Second Presbyterian church, as the
pastor, Rev J s Glendenning, has been
invited by Rev. Mr.. Banker, pastor of
the First PreSbyt yterian church at Law
renee, to assist him with the dedication
services tomorrow of their new church
in that city. Rev. Mr. Glendenning left
this afternoon for Lawrence.
We expect to make 1t interesting for
those wishing to buy Xmas presents.
every day next week. We start Mon
day morning by Offering 81 and S8 dress
patterns for S3.48 Ten per cent dis
count on all of our large stock of table
linen for the week Ladies' walking and
trimmed hats at half price. COstley &
Post
Mr.. H. Z Gonder. late with the
Pratt County Union, has recently come
to North Topeka, and will become asSO-
ciated with the KimbaH Ptg. Co. He
is an expert workman, a musician of
aDulLlr vocal ana lDSCFur0eil tai well up
IN odd Fellowship, and viii shortly
bring his family here to remain perma-
nentIy.
Golden Rule Lodge No 90 A. F. & A.
NJ elected and installed the following
officers at their meeting Thursday ev-
ening: Charles z. Suit, w. NJ; ]. Z.
Brown, s. W; w. NJ. Cline, J. W; j.
5. Stansfeld, treasurer; H. c. Bowen,
secretary; Rev Calvin Holman, chap
LAIN A. w Long, s. d; NJ. A. Blanch-
ard, J. d; H. d. Miller, S. s; Ed. T.
Scott, J. s; W. J. Mattern, tyler. AZ
ter the business of the meeting was fin
ished an oyster supper was enjoyed.
Word has been received here of the
death of David T. Haines at his home
in Muncie, Ind. Mt Haiues was 81
years old and was we'll known in To-
peza, having lived here for a number
of years. He leaves a widow and six
children. Mrs G. w. Angle and Mrs. A
q. F. james of this city. son in Kan
SaS City, and two sons and q daughter.
Mrs. James Smith, all of Muncie. Mr..
Haines was at one time prominent in
railroad circles. having been vice presi-
dent for several years of the Fort
wayne, MuncIe and Indianapolis rail-
road Mrs. Angle and Mrs James left
yesterday for Muncie to attend the fun
eral.
The modest little bazaar for the
benefit of the Church of the Good Shep-
herd, closed last evening with a little
comedy, Hans Won Smash" given by
several of the young people of the
CnuICn- me cast or characters was as
follows: Hans Won Smash, a green
little 'Dutchman lately arrived, Mr.
Robert Day; Katy, an Irish maid. Miss
Bertha ROWley; Mary, Batch's daugh-
ter Miss Nellie lies, Susie another
daughter, Miss Sarah Anderson: Dash
er, a sweetheart of one of Batch's
daughters. Mr.. Robert Anderson: Pret-
lyman, sweetheart of the other daugh-
ter, Mr.. Maurice Todd The part of
Batch had been assigned to Mr.. Frank
Hopper, but as he was unable to be
present, Mr.. Todd also took that part
and played both roles in a very cred
liable manner The proceeds of the
Bazaar, are to go towards paying the
church debt. The church was built
some sixteen years ago when the Rev
Mr. Brown was rector. The first baD-
tism was that of the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Campbell, christened
Jessie, who is now the Organist of the
church, while her mother still remains
with the organ at Grace Cathedral.
The first marriage ceremony performed
IN the church was that of Mr.. and Mrs
William Henderson The bridegroom Of
that day is now the cashier of the
First National bank. The first funeral
TO take place from the church was that
of the late William Gilman. who will
be well remembered by many Of the
older citizens His widow who is one
or the ef1c1ent members of the Ladies
Guild, makes her home with her son.
Mr. Henry Gilman of Monroe street.
Very favorable arrangements have been
made by which the church debt can now
be met in yearly payments and under
the energetic influence of the Rev
canon ByWater the church is fairly
prosperous.
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