The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-28
NORTH TOPEKA.

Miss Lizzie Shirley went to Rossville
today to spend Sunday with Miss Mar
garet McAdams.
Mr.. and Mrs. P w. Mach and family,
William and Jessie Margaret, returned
Thursday from Scotland.
See the hand painted dishes on sale
Monday for 35c, at the Art Room up
stairs, 1913 North Kansas avenue.
7. J.. Anderson, secretary Of the Com
mercial club. was on the North side
TINS morning inspecting the new wooden
mill.
Mrs. o. T. Schaeffer of Central avenue
viii leave next Wednesday for a week 5
visit to Miss Abby Heath of Des Moines,
Iowa.
Opportunities win be the subject Of
Rev 7. J. Pearson's sermon tomorrow
morning at the Congregational church
Evening service at 1880.
Prof. Weida, of the K. S. A. c., at
Manhattan, viii have charge of the SER
vices at the Church of the Good Shep-
herd tomorrow morning and evening.
Rev. J. s. Glendenning of the Second
Presbyterian church will have for the
subject Of his sermon Sunday morning,
Christ and Law" No evening service
Bring in your old hats and have them
made like new before the rush se2aSon
commences Mrs Courtney, SAT new
store, North Topeka; 602 South Kansas
avenue, upstairs.
ROllin Nichols. d ]. Hathaway. J. B.
AoA4AdA0 anu 4dN1Q BOWIE directors anu
stockholders, were at the new wooden
mill yesterday inspecting the plant and
noting the progress OF the work.
Jacob Hoeffner is negotiating for lots
IL and 10 in Garden Place addition and
will move his house thereon in order to
vacate the premises he now occupies
on North SardOu avenue as a sQuatter.
Mr.. Gus Fernstrom died Friday night
at her home of his brother, c. A Ferns
from 1924 Logan street. Funeral service
low l. i,
burial viii be in the Topeka cemetery
Rev. Frank Hoyes of 1890 Van Buren,
street left today for Wakefield, Kan,
where he will conduct an Old Folks
service. He will be gone until the mid
die of the week and Will visit in Chap
man. also.
AS the pastor, Rev. J. A. Stavely, will
be absent from the city tomorrow the
sermon at the Kansas Avenue church
in the morning viii be by Mr.. Geo. E
Lerrigo while Mr.. T. E. Stephens viii
give temperance talk in the evening
DR.. and Mrs. Nyan win arrive the
first of the month from Laceyville, Pa,
to visit MIR. and Mrs. w D. Lacey
From here DR.. Nyall VIII go to Las
Cruces, and Mrs. Nyan will visit
friends In the southwestern part OF this
state.
At the Central Avenue Christian
church tomorrow the pastor, Rev. J. 7.
Purvis will preach at II a m. and 1880
tension" evening subject, Holy Spirit
sunday school 10 a. M c. T. society at
$3.50 D. m
Miss Lulu 1Iincaid. who teaches
school near Silver Lake, came home
today to spend Sunday visiting her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs Klncaid. of 1902
Van Buren, street. She was accom-
panied by her cousin. Miss Grace
Wood, of Silver Lake.
One of the North side mills shipped
out one thousand iute bags of export
flour yesterday weighing 140 pounds
each. It goes by rail to Newport News
thence by vessel to the port at London,
England. This export flour bears the
brand Uncle Sans Prolific"
The North side mills and industries
are doing such a rushing business that
it keeps Foreman Young of the Santa
Fe switch engine busy to supply the
cars for loading A shipment
of forty thousand pounds of -four went
out to Philadelphia last night.
Tomorrow viii be observed as Safe
Mission day at the Baptist church and |
in the morning the pastor, Rev. w. B
win preach on Mission |
Work in the State" The B. 7. P. u |
will have charge Of the evening service |
and there will be special music
A. w. Lacey left yesterday for Rich |
mond, Ind, where Mrs Lacey has been |
for sometime visiting her sister, Mrs. |
w. J. Allen. From there Mr.. Lacey will |
probably go to his old home IN scey-
Vile, Pa, for a visit. Mrs. Lacey is ex- /
pected home the first of the month.
The w. T. K. club will hold the first /
meeting Of the club year on Tuesday, !
October at the home of the president. |
Mrs. M M. Hale, 422 Park street
full attendance is requested as plans
for the work of the coming year and
other matters Of Importance to the
club win be discussed.
Mr. William Honer, who is employed
in the new woollen mill has purchased
the Wilson home at 1928 Quincy street
Mrs. Wilson is building a home on KAN
sas avenue and her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. H. s. Ogden who lived with her
have moved to the property corner Of
Kious and Quincy streets.
Mrs. Roberts, colored. who was i'm
plicated with her husband in the rob-
berry of J. G. Dolmans store had her
preliminary hearing yesterday morning
IN Justice Wright's court. She was
bound over for trial next "Wednesday
at o'clock in the same court
Her bail was placed at $500 and her
husbands $1,000, In default of which
they went to jail.
Since the Western wooden mills are
under roof and the floors are being
aid Manager McAfee comes on duty
at o'clock a m. and is a busy man
until late in the evening experimenting
he placing of machinery. He says that
after being at the Oakland mills sew
eral years. far away from the railroads,
le fully appreciates all the railroad
which he now enjoys at
he new plant
Miss Craigie McDow, of lola, who
las been visiting Topeka friends. has
gone to Leanna, kas-, where she VIII
De the guest of Mrs. NJ. ingalls, Mrs.
ingalls, formerly lived in North To-
DeBa. where her husband was pastor OF
he Central Avenue Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mckee. who have hat
-oonas in the Rigdon property at 1919
quincy street, expect to move shortly
% the South side.
Miss Clyda Mccall entertained a few
# her friends last evening at her home
IN Harrison street The time was
spent playing various games, and re-