The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-28
Rev. 6. J. Jaiser Leaves For
Former Home in Germany.
He VIII Return to Topeka in
November.
HIS EXCELLENT WORK.
Has Put German Methodist
Church on Its Feet.
ItomszOf Interest About Pastors
and Their Work.

nan. Methodist cnuIcns leLl w eoA1Se---S
aor his former home in Germany. Via
iarew York. from which point he sailed
,npdax. For nearly i've years Mr.. Jaiser
has been IN charge of the German
methodist church OF this city. and has
Been. faithful to his charge When he
oaue the church was on the point Of
determination A debt of $500 has
been paid. and the church and parson-
age has 'beenr repaired during his pastor
ate ana the membership doubled The
sunday school IN connection is three
tHRes as large as when he took hold.
alhd the church is now a we'll establish
81 and permanent fixture. Mr.. Jaiser IS
ratu1gaing to Germany to accom- pany an
invalid nephew to his parents IN Stuff
rare province OF Vvurtemberg, which
- also the home of Mr.. Jaiser. After
viEFtinE with his parents and relatives.
1ir> Jaiser viii visit Switzerland, where
he hopes 10 meet Bishop Vincent. who is
nov IN Zurich, and VIII return to his
church here about the Middle OF No
weMher-
The Parochial school in connection
with the Church OF the Assumption has
an attendance OF about 200
The. organ loft in the Church of the
Assumption is now ready for the grand
short time. The choir stand has been
greatly strengthened. and an extra
support OF Two heavy iron pillars ad-
ded-
There viii be a jubilee at the Cstho-
lie. church at Junction City during the
month Of October. for the purpose OF
usherinB IN the twentieth century in the
proper manner A jubilee was held in
Rome in 1900. the closing year of the
nineteenth century and permission was
given 70 hold these meetings in the
dflerent dioceses either during the first
OF last half OF the year at the disccs-
ton OF the bishop. Bishop Cunningham
has decided to hold the jubilee during
the last half Of the year.
The rally instituted by Rev. W. H.
White of the & Street Baptist church
last Sunday. was a success. The cOllec-
tons amounted to S571. making & totals
OF S103-s5 collected since June
The annual meeting OF the Inter
denOIninational Missionary Union viii /
be held in the Central Congregational |
church, on the first Friday in Novem-
Der Sessions at 10 a. M and 2 D. N /
Basket lunch at noon
Sunday IS the annual feast day Of St |
1Tichaels and all Angels in the E,pis-
will conduct the services. beginning at 1
II a M An early celebration of the /
Holy Communion viii be held In the /
morning.
Instead Of the regular Sunday school /
exercises at the Third Presbyterian /
church there Will be a special Rally day /
Frogramme given at s:45. Preaching /
will be at II a. m; Junior G. Z. at 2:30 /
? N, @ L at 6.15 p m; preaching at I
f;s9 p m DR.. Hatfield. the pastor. /
will occupy the pulpit both morning and /
evening. Ernest Council VIII sing at 4
the morning service
Dr-EJ. d. Mcfarland. Of the First i
Methodist church. VIII take as subject |
for his sermon in the morning TEST
mony OF the Ancients and Of non
Christian Religions OF Immortality
being the second Of a series of six ser
mons on The Immortal Life
Rev. !. ID. Countermine. OF the First Il
Presbyterian church. viii take as a
subject for Sundays sermon. who is
Responsible for President AIcKinley's
death2'
There win be quarterly meeting serv-
ices at the Parkdale NJ L church cor
ner. Of Seventh and Lime streets next
Sabbath. September 20. Love feast at
10 g. m The presiding elder, Rev. J.
r. Madison. Will preach at IL e. m The I
quarterly conference viii convene Mon
day. September 80. at 7.so p M ". J.
Mitchell pastor.
NEWS OF NORTH SIDE CHURCHES
the Christian Endeavor society OF the
Central Avenue Christian church will
have charge OF the work tomorrow at
ternoOn at Riverside hospital
At the Congregational church tomor-
row morning the pastor, Rev T. J.
Pearson. will have for tina subject OF
his sermon. Opportunities Evening
service at 1880.
The last Sunday in September Is OBJ
served as State Missionary day at the
Baptist church. and at the morning
service tomorrow the pastor, Rev w
p Hutchinson, viii give a sermon on
Mission Work in the State" At this
time the members Of the church will
mission work The service in the even
Ing VIII be in charge Of the 3. Y. p. L.
Thers viii be special music
Second Presbyterian church. Quincy
between Laurent and Gordon streets.
Preaching BY the pastor. Rev. J. 5.
Glendenning at IL o'clock. Subject,
Christ and Law" NO evening service.
The work Of placing the new furnace
IN the Second Presbyterian will be COM
pleted next week and the regular sun
day eventRSeservice viii be resumed the
FIRST sunday IA October.
At the Kansas Avenue NJ E church.
Rev J. A. Stavely. pastor, the services
1ot sunday VIII be $50 a m Sunday
school II O'Clock sermon by Mr. Geo
r Lerriso. secretary Topeka Y. n c.
A p. IA Junior League and organiza-
ton Of an intermediate League. $50
Enworth League prayer meeting T.3O
temperance address, Mr.. d. I'LL stephens
OF the State Temperance Union.
At the church of the Good shepherd,
corner Of Laurent and Quincy streets,
the services tomorrow viii be- Sunday
school at $50. Morning prayer with
sermon by Prof W'eida OF the State
Agricultural college At Il o'clock. Eve