The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-25
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J.k. JONES. 8O5 Kansas Ave.
NORTH TOPEKA.


left with the Kimball Printing company.
sS5 Kansas avenue.
Rev Mr.. Mooney will preach at the
Poor Farm Sabbath afternoon.
On Sunday, June 2, Elder Pence will
preach at Prairie Home church.
Sailor hats at Mrs. Courtney's from
25c to $1.00. 905 N, SOB S. Kansas avenue.
Miss Mabel lett was down from
Granville yesterday to visit her mother.
Mrs. Frank Greer is now convalescent
from three weeks illness and is able to
drive out.
The Fisk Jubilee singers gave an ex
cellent entertainment at the Second
Presbyterian church last evening.
o. c. Neiswender bookkeeper for the
Arnold Drug Co, passed the state board
pharmacy examination held at the state
house Thursday
Mr.. Dibble of the Dibble Grocery Co.
donated the coffee and the napkins for
the dinner and supper given yesterday
by the ladies of the Kansas Avenue M.
E. church.
Fred Morns and Geo. Gurtler have re-
turned from ThompSonville where they
have been enjoying a few days fishing.
they brought enough home to treat some
of their friends.
Miss Annie Kaull of Beloit, who is the
guest of her aunt, Mrs V. B. Kistler
sas City this afternoon for weeks visit
to her cousin, Miss Mabel Cook.
Mrs. J. W. Hart returned yesterday
from Horton where she went to attend
the marriage of Miss Christine Reinecker
and Mr.. Lewis Reynor. While in Hor-
ton Mrs. Hart was the guest of Mrs.
William Casey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Martin, Miss Sa.-
die Downing and Mr.. Earl Thomas will
go to Wakarusa tomorrow to spend the
day with friends who have been camp
ing there for the past week
Fred Morns and George GurtIer have
returned from ThompsonvilIe where
they have been enjoying a few days
fishing. While their catch was not enor-
nous they brought enough home to
treat some of their friends.
The executive committee for Roches-
ter cemetery decoration services viii
hold an adjourned meeting at the book
store of T. NJ. James, Jr., at 8 p. m, this
evening. A full attendance of the COM
mittee is desired.
The ". T. K. club will hold its last
meeting for the club year Tuesday, May
2S at the home of Mrs. J. F. Cecil north
of town. The meeting will be an all day
affair and at this time the officers for
the coming year will be elected.
Services at the North Topeka Baptist
church tomorrow viii be conducted by
the pastor, Rev. w. B. Hutchinson. al
Il a. m. and p. m. Morning subject.
Eternal Life in the Soul" Evening
subject, Gods Plumbline."
Services tomorrow at the Church of
the Good Shepherd, will be: $3.50, Sunday
school; II a. m. morning prayer, TIE
Deurn Maunder in A, soloists, Miss Alice
Stafford, Miss Heloise Green, DR.. Solecki; /
Instrumentation, Miss Banister, cornet;
Miss Jessie Campbell, organ, Mr.. Walter
Davis, violin. Sermon by Rev. Canon
Bywater. 8 D. m. Choral evensongs
short address by Canon Bywater; offer
tory solo by Miss Octavia Greenwood.
but the Lord is Mindful Of His own"
We begin moving Monday to corner
Laurent and Kansas ave-, n. Topeka
COSTLEY & POST.
At the Epworth League convention
which was continued yesterday at the
Kansas Avenue M. Z. church. Mr.. Geo
E. Dougherty Of Topeka. was reelected
president, and Burlingame was decided
upon as the next meeting place. At the
session last evening Rev. Floyd J. Sea
man. pastor of the Oakland church de-
Iivered the address, taking for his sub
ject 1.-THE Christians Passion for Souls
The session this morning commenced
with a devotional service at $3.50 o clock
followed by the election and installation
of officers; vocal solo, Mrs. K c. Bean:
Bible study, 1.-The Soul Winners Need
of the Holy Spirit" F. c. Mitchell; Love
feat. Adjournment.
The special Sunday memorial service
for Blue Post and corps will be held at
the Kansas Avenue NJ. E. church at 1.
a. M tomorrow. Rev J. A Stavely will
preach the memorial sermon. The choir
has made extra preparations for special
music and the veterans will be well en-
tertained. All soldiers of the late civil