The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-29
NORTH TOPEKA.

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rany. es5 Kansas avenue.
Mrs. A. Hues, Of Manhattan. Is visiting
J. B. Marshall f. suffering from an at
tack of rheumatism.
Ernest Coblentz has taken a position
in the New Era department store.
David James returned Saturday from
short absence in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Marshall have re-
turned from their wedding trip 70 Dem
Harley Hamilton returned to Kansas
City this morning after spending sunday
visiting his parents here
Mrs Jury and children returned yester-
day from Rossville, where they have been
visiting Mrs Jury's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
The Young Ladies' Missionary society
Of the Kansas Avenue n; r. t, church NJ, vi
Shirley French, I404 Quincy street.
Miss Eta Parson and Lille Mckinley
will entertain the w A. w. W. A cluD
at ghost party this evening at the nome
of Miss Parsons on Central avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. c. D. Myers and daugh-
ters, Misses Edna and Harriet staples and
Miss Annie Myers spent Sunday visiting
the family Of Mr. Shields near Meriden.
Mrs. G. ]. Bollotte went to Kansas city
today to meet her cousins re BEN, Misses rs
kota Since the death Of their father the
young ladies' expect to make their home
in that state with their grandmother
Mr.. Hugh Crandali. who left this city
last spring with his mother TO go TO Ris-
Friday Of consumption. The deceased
was well known n North Topeka. He
was a member Of NJ W. A. No. 1s2t3 and
of the f. A. A. No /.
The annual convention Of the Menoken
Township Sunday School association was
The meeting opened at 10 o'clock with a
praise service. led by G. W. r Ward.
township secretary and the report Of the
towpshlp treasurer. a paper on Music
S +. Wright. A talk Some Of our Mis-
takes by j.. II. FOUGHT, was next on the
to be present, and j. WI Priddy and prof
S. F. Wright spoke in his stead. handling
ter short discussion and music. the
meeting adjourned for dinner and "A social
time. In the afternoon the time was de-
voted to music and two addresses. one by
II. L. Head on Temperance" and one
on The Home department by p, W
Grlggs- Music was IN charge OF Edwin
Bailey with Mrs. Hattie Avery as organ
The rain yesterday morning made the
attendance at the "old Folks service
smaller than II would otherwise have
been, but those "old folks who did ven-
ture out were greatly pleased by the SER
vice. The church was beautifully decor
ated with gayly eolored autumn leaves
and grasses. The "old folks were met at
the church door by Miss Antrim and Mis-
Carrie Lease, who gave each one dainty
had been provided for the special guests
were placed near the pulpit, and the.
vim Holman gave a short talk. as did also
Mr. Bowman, who was one Of the charter
members Of the Kansas conference As
he said in his remarks. he belonged to
it when 1t included Kansas and all the
west" At the close Of the regular SER
vice the ''old folks" held an old-fas hione1
class meeting in which all participated.
This with old fashioned songs brought
the meeting to a. close. Much sorrow was
expressed that the bad weather prevented
the attendance at this service Of Mrs. Per-
mela Curtis grandmother Of Congressman
Curtis Mrs. Curtis was "a years old last
May and heretofore has been present on
the special occasions.