The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-12-31
NORTH TOPEKA.

Skating IS said to be hne on Soldier
creek
Mrs Brady. of Abilene. is visiting
Ms. s. J. Courtney.
Cd Thompson. OF Menoken, was a
North side visitor today
TIE postoffice win be open tomorrow
from a. m until noon-
Mrs. HolcOmb. of Burlingame. is Wis
iting DR.. Miriam A. Swift
J. n LETTERS went to Highland. Kas.,
today for 4 short visit to his mother.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Rymer, of Rich
land. Kas-, visited Mrs Florence Raub
Lass week.
Mr. $. L. Courtney and cousin. Mr.
WIN Wright, Of Texas, went to Kansas
City today
Items Intended for this column should be
left with the Kimban Printing company.
50 Kansas avenue.
Miss Pearl Cooper. who has been at
tending school in Topeka. left Saturday
for her home in Wheaton, Kas.
The singers of the Kansas Avenue NJ
church have Joined the chorus at the
st NJ E. church, under the direction
s. G. G. Bilhorn.
position OF might operator at the West
ern Union office during the illness of
Miss Fannie Nesbitt-
Miss Ethel Lewis has returned from
Emporia. where she spent Christmas,
and resumed her work as primary
teacher at the Rochester school.
Mr. Harry Jones has resigned his po-
sition with the Family drug store, and
with Mrs Jones left today for Wichita
where they viii make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Bone. of Howard
Kas.. were the guests during the meet
ing of the State Teachers association
of Mrs. n. J. Mills. Of East Laurent
street
Miss May Albright, who spent Christ
mas here visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs Albright, of Topeka avenue, re-
turned Saturday to the Indian Territory
where she teaches in the Wyandotte In
dian school
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Nystrom and little
daughter Claudia have returned to their
home in Kansas City, Kas., after a visit
of several days to Mr.. Nystrom's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Nystrom, of
1913 Jackson street.
Mrs. G. H. Rhodes and mother Mrs
Charles Ryder. Of 925 Quincy street, re-
turned Saturday from Emporia, where
they spent Christmas visiting Mrs
Rhodes sister, Mrs. A p. Goodhue.
Mr.. W. II. Scrivener will preach this
evening in the Central Avenue Christian
church. and will have for his subject
Redemption Through Christ" At this
service the rite OF baptism will be ad-
nlinistered.
There will be midnight celebration
Of the Hoy Communion st tbs Church
~ the Good Shepherd tonight. Special
music has been arranged for this occa-
SIN ne SCI VICES VIII commence at
half past IL.
Madison De Moss. colored, died yester-
day evening at half past o'clock at his
home three miles east of town on the
Granville road. The deceased was n
years old, ana had been an invalid for
the past five years, the last two years
OF his life being confined to his bed.
He leaves six grown children, four sons
and two daughters. The funeral will be
held Tuesday afternoon at 2 O'Clock
from the Mount Olive church The
services will be conducted by Elders
Baker and Rueker and the interment
VIII be in Rochester cemetery
Since the removal Of the Rock Island
round-house from Shorey to the South
side grounds. the freight trains to and
rom Kansas City are run through
North Topeka on the Curtis street
tracks This compels the conductors to
90 block or 50 to make their reports
70 the Union Pacific telegraph station a
very great inconvenience. To avoid
TINS the company is contemplating put
ting IN q new telegraph station on the
Gurus street line. If this is done a
passenger waiting room viii probably
be added and the passenger trains also
be run over these tracks. instead of
over those OF the Union Pacific, as is
now the case