The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-01-26
NORTH TOPEKA.

One ton Of good coal. $3.50. Coal he'd
and shovel free c. F. HAWKINS
1912 Kansas Ave.
Misses Pearl Hook and Grace Taylor
Of Rossville are visiting Misses Dencse
and Pearl Marble at their home north
Of town
Rev. r. J. Pearson, pastor Of the Con-
eregat50naI church. LEFT this morning for
Sterling where he viii conduct series
OF special meetings for two weeks
John NJ Flynn, Of the Capitol eleva-
for, has returned from st Joseph where
he attended the funeral Of his father.
who died very suddenly in Oklahoma
At the Church Of the Good Shepherd
tomorrow the services VIII be Sunday
school at 9:45. morning prayer at II
O'Clock and evening prayer at 1880.
Prof. Ellis. Of Washburn college will
occupy the pulpit Sunday morning at Il
o'clock at the Congregational church, in
the evening there win be a song service
The union revival meetings which
have been held every night this week at
the Congregational church closed last
evening, Rev. r. ,. Pearson preaching
the last sermon
The usual services win be held tomor-
row at the Kansas Avenue N e church.
Preaching at IL a. m. and 1870 p IN. by
the pastor, Sunday school at $3.50, Ep-
worth League at $3.50 r. m
William Day, night agent at the Santa
E'e junction depot. is temporarily Ia
charge OF the South side ticket office
nights In place OF Ralph Kennedy who
Is absent on q little vacation.
At the Central Avenue Christian
church there will be services at II a. m
and in the evening Mr. E. F. Halle,
business manager of the Kansas En-
Geavors VIII preach both times
Miss Bessie Root win return TO EN-
poria Monday to resume her studies at
the state normal She has been here for
several weeks teaching at Quincy school
FOR her sister, who has been suffering
from "a severe attack of grip.
AT the Baptist church the regular ser
vices win be held both morning and ev-
entng, and the pastor, Rev. W. 3
Hutchinson will preach. Morning sub
5ect, Pleading Face 70 Face" Evening
r. y p U. Will have q missionary NETT
tng at $50 p m
Miss Ella Williams and 1Ir. Charles
Williams Of Silver Lake came down to
attend the graduating exercises Of the
1nfd-winter class OF 1901 of the 4. H. s.
and Weer the guests OF their sister, Mrs.
J. H. kincaid OF 1902 Van Buren, street.
Miss Kincaid also entertained her niece.
Miss Grace Wood Of Silver Lake
Edward s. Gum. OF the North side.
has secured a position as operator in the
santa f'e train oispatcher's Office at tbs
South side depot. he is q son OF ex-
Councilman Gum and is a skilled rail :
road man or years OF experience. He
started In his railroad work at the San
"A Fe junction depot
The Evening Duplicate Whist club
met last evening at the Union Pacific
hotel with Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Putnam.
The highest score. z24, points was made
by Mr.. Gillespie and Mrs. Putnam The
substitutes were: Miss Doering for Mrs.
w D. Lacey, Mr.. Gillespie for Mr.. La
cey and Mr.. and Mrs Gleason Tor Mr.
and Mrs Costley.
The need of a bridge across the kan
Eas river west Of Topeka is felt by resi-
dents on both sides. The idea IS that II
should be located above the asylum IN
the neighborhood OF Cages park. When
that proposed Improvement becomes a.
popular resort. az it win both for town
and country people. the need OF such a
bridge win be more apparent than Il Is