The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-06
LOCAL MENTION.

j. w. Harris of Manhattan is in this
city.
8. s. Hale of La Crosse was In To-
peka today.
F. M Emmons was down from Man
haitian today.
s.. A Daniels of Winfield was To-
peka visitor this morning.
D. w. Wood of Bonner Springs is a
registered at the Fifth Avenue.
The Topeka Orphans home board win
meet at 2:30 Monday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hale. of FL Do
RADIO, are ia Topeka visiting Mr.. Hale's
father City Treasurer NJ. NJ Hale.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank L. Coles and son,
Wesley Obert, have gone to Great Benz
where Mr.. Coles will spend a week
hunting.
Barney Sheridan. of Paola, was in the
office of the United States marshal to
day, swapping Irish stories with Deputy
Flanagan
a. B. Shipman has sold his stove bust
ness on East Eighth avenue to C. w
Soaring. and leaves next week for Stock
ton. Cal. to join his family.
Rev. Thomas D. Critics, recently call
ed TO the DastOrate of the First United
Brethren church of this city. will speak
at the Sunday afternoon gospel meeting
of the city Y NJ c. A.
Several of the dele~ates to the state
convention OF the Y M. c. A. which is
in session at Leavenworth. left this ev-
ening for that place. They will return
Monday morning, the gathering there
closing Sunday evening.
s. O. Mcdowell of Columbus, grand
chancellor of the knights of Pythias of
Kansas, is registered 1t the National.
Chancellor Mcdowell will appear at g
union gathering of all the K. P. lodges
of the city in the hall at the corner of
Sixth avenue and Quincy street this
evening.
The first of a series of union prayer
meetings to be held in the different
churches Of the, city under the auspices
of the w c. T. y. viii be held in the
First M. E. church at 2:30 Monday
afternoon. T. E Stephens. formerly
secretary of the State Temperance
Union will lead, and a general invita-
ton to the public is extended
Shawnee camp No. $500 Modern Wood
men of America, has elected the follow
ing oHscers: V. c., Frank Curry: w
A. ]. H. Laybou-ne: clerk. Edwin I.
Hearfck: banker Harry Jones; escort,
c. D. Haffa; Waterman, o. MCGEE; SEN
try, ]. d. Lewis; board of managers, r
l. Palmer, E E. CrocEer. T. P. Oliver;
camp physicians, Drs- L. NJ. Powell. F.
H. Martin. and w H RICHTER
Live Oak Grove No 10, Woodmen
Circle, held their annual election of off,
GERS Friday, December 5, the following
being chosen: Worthy guardian, May E.
Riley; adviser. Elizabeth F. Hayes,
clerk. Elsie GCrQOn, DdHkerf JeSSl-
Beard; magician. May Stannard; at
tendant Katie A German; physician.
DR.. S. A. johnson: inner sentinel. David
Gordon; outer sentinel. Matte Scraper,
managers, Emma H. COney, Cora
Woods, Emily N. Hayes
Capital lodge No. 3 has chosen the
following officers: Master workman,
William E. Mueller: foreman. John NJ
Child; overseer, Samuel Reedy; recorder,
Ernest Mueller; financier, John Prescott;
receiver, D. L. Hoatson: guide, George
Atkinson; inside Waterman, Delmar
Shay; outside watehman. d. McBee;
trustee, George Gerbericl1: medical ex-
aminers, Drs. Storrs. Grubbs and Roby;
representative to grand lodge, G. o.
Taylor; alternate, c. w Flanders. The
lodge completed arrangements for BAH
to be given Wednesday evening. De-
cen1ber "a, at Hldson's hall to which all
Workmen and their families are invi-
ted.