The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-05-14
NORTH TOPEKA.

Items intended for this column should
be left with the Kimbau Printing COM
pany. S35 Kansas avenue.
Dr. Bryan. dentist. 500 Kan. Ave.
today.
J. B. Evans went to Hutchinson to-
day to visit relatives.
Many new designs in popular price
wall paper at LETTERS & James
Miss Ollie COPYRIGHT will leave today
for Illinois, where she viii spend the
summer.
Mr. Hoffman and Mr. H c. Bowen
went to lola today to attend the meet
ing OF the K. of p. lodge.
Watch Tuesday evening paper for our
prices on that evening. May Is.
COSTLEY & POST.
Go to Mrs. Courtney for bargains in
all kinds of hats. 603 South Kansas av-
enue, sos North Kansas avenue
Miss Zoe Paramore. of Deer Greek
farm, was the guest Sunday Of Miss
Edna Pitts, of 1913 Central avenue
Walter Ogden and Walter Rigdon.
who are members of the regular army
/ hospital corps at LeavenWorth, spent
sunday visiting their Topeka relatives 5.
Mr.. Guy Houghtelin, of the Santa Fe
| general offices here. expects to leave
/ this week for Denver, where he will
| also be employed by the same COM
l pany.
/ MIS- L rank HOenF, OF portland ore,
! is visiting the family Of P. D. ROehr,
/ Of 1119 Monroe street. She will leave
/ here on Thursday for Marysville, Ohio,
where she will visit her parents.
Mr. Fred Matchett. of Union Hill,
who was stricken with paralysis last
/ Wednesday, is improving. He recov-
cred his speech on Saturday. and his
/ friends are much encouraged over his
| condition.
Mr.. Charles Smith, of Lyndon, form
erly North side reporter for the Capital,
was a North side visitor this morn
ing. Mr.. Smith was on his way home
/ from Manhattan, where he visited his
parents over Sunday.
Mrs. W. NJ. Spear left this morning
for Tecumseh to spend a. few days Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs J. A
Porter, who Will leave on Wednesday
for Weaver. where they viii make theiI
future home
Mrs. Baker. who has been visiting
her daughter. Mrs. W. c. Steele, for the
past two weeks, viii return to her home
in Arlington tomorrow. She viii be
/ accompanied by Mrs Steele, who vii
be here guest for some time.
Mr.. Edwin Edwards win attend the
/ musical jubilee at Hutchinson this weel
and viii compete in the tenor class fol
i honors. Mr. Edwards is a singer o.
great ability. and his friends are con
fident that he will meet with abundan
success.
There will be a meeting this evening
Of the Sunday school board OF the Kan
sas avenue church at the church Mis-
Lee Gilmore, who represented this Sun
day school at the State Sunday Schoo
association last week at Atchison, vii
: give a report of that meeting.
over Las people attended the con
cert yesterday afternoon given by Mar
{ shalIs band at Garfield Park. Tn
crowd would undoubtedly have bee
Z much larger if the weather had bee
pleasanter and the dust less in evi
I / dence.
! Services on Memorial Sunday, Ma
81, Will be held at II o'clock in the Con
gregational church. The pastor, Rev
4 ! ]. T. Pearson, viii preach the sermon
! / and music will be furnished by tn
{ / church choir. All old soldiers, whethe
members of the G. A. r. or not ar
j. earnestly invited to be present at thes
! services.
! At the Church of the Good Shepher
. last evening Canon Bywater spoke i
4 the highest terms of the late bacca
laureate sermon OF the Rev. c. NJ. She
don before the High school GRADUATES
He declared it to be the finest produl
ton from any kansan which he ha
, read since coming to the state AS
i literary effort it was Of the highes
order; its ethical character uaexcellec
it's argument sound; its appeals touch
2 ing and convincing. How much geo
d it may do that class if they take it
I their hearts no one may know. II
{ address was published in the dali
- papers, but not word OF CONNER
: made 1t seems to have fallen fat upc
q / the community. And yet If that Sc
mon had been made in London
J. Paris by some celebrated bishop,
t I would have been heralded throughol
$ the world