The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-05
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Rev. DR.. Hatfield was the guest yes
terday of Rev. w. Mooney.
Harry Welsh of Rock Creek was a
North side visitor yesterday.
Miss Maud Taggart of Meriden, visit
ed North side friends yesterday.
Mr.. John French of Springfield, Mo-,
is visiting his family at 1917 Quincy
street.
Holton where she has been visiting
friends.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Asquith and
Miss Susie Firner spent the Fourth at
Muscotah
Miss Pearl Jones of 1918 North Kan
sas avenue, is visiting relatives in Os-
awatomie.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Neiswender WIS.,
tied Mrs. Neiswender's parents at Sill
yer Lake yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs o. o. Lewis and sister,
Miss Nora Lewis, and Mr.. Gaynor, spent
yesterday In Holton.
Mr.. J. Jones, who has been making
a short visit to his family, returned
today to New Mexico.
Miss verna Bowleig of F'airbury, Neb..
is the guest of Mrs. 8. c. drummer at
the Union Pacific hotel.
Mrs. ]. F. Buck will leave the 17tn
of the month for a months visit to her
| old home at Salem, Ohio.
Mr.. Will Johnson OF Kansas City Wis
tied his mother. Mrs. johnson Of 1907
Quincy street yesterday.
Miss Fannie Cole spent the Fourth
in Rochester, the guest OF her cousin,
Mrs. Campdoras. and family
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Keller and chill
dren were the guests yesterday of the
Hook family near Silver Lake.
Victor Council No. K. and L. of S.,
will give a dance and serve ice cream
| at Barrett's hall. Monday evening. July Z.
Mr.. ]. Gender, representative of the
| Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile company
| at Hutchison, was a North side visi-
| tor yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Hayden were
the guests yesterday Of Mrs: Hayden's
| of Capitol View.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hayden of 1107
| Jackson street went to Leavenwortn
| Thursday to visit Mrs. Hayden's grand
| father They will return tomorrow.
Mrs. Dora Mungle of Indiana, who
! has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Will
liam Smith OF 814 Quincy street. left
today for Salt Lake to spend the sum-
mer-
There will be communion service and
reception OF new members Sunday
| morning at the Second Presbyterian
| church No evening service during the
| heated term.
Fred Stitt had his face burned with
| POWdCi yCStcIudy. LII Idcl EIeQ always
has one or two scars with which to re-
member each Fourth. If he didn't he
would consider the day wasted.
Mrs. w. H. Gabard of FIT Worth,
| Texas, who has been visiting Mrs. W. e.
Day of 1133 Topeka avenue, will leave
Sunday for Harrington where she will be
the guest Of friends for few days.
The Daughters of Liberty will listen
to their annual sermon at B Street Bap-
fist church tomorrow MORNING. The
members are to meet at 1890. Rev. Mr..
Ward will officiate. BY order of presi-
dent Mrs. Fannie Burns; Emma Robb,
secretary
The following north side people spent
yesterday in Silver Lake: Mrs Frank
Grear, Mrs. John Spear and daughter
Irene. Miss Mary Hohnbaum, Miss Ida
Paramore, Miss Ellen Holiday, Misses
Inez, Lulu and Edna Kincaid and Miss
Lizzie Altman.
| North Topeka Baptist church, corner
Of Laurent and Harrison streets, w. B.
Hutchinson, D. D., pastor. Services al
II a. m. and p. M Communion service
in the morning and reception of new
members. Sermon on, Empty Seats
at the Lords Table" Evening subject
Practical Atheism"
Extensive repairs are being made tc
the Central Avenue Christian church
and until these are finished there will
be no services in the church The large
room will be made into two rooms. the
West one to be used by the c. E. society
| and the east one for an audience room
The entire building will be painted anc
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