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

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W. NJ. Costley went to Kansas City
this morning.
D. A. Williams, Of Silver Lake, was in
town Saturday
Mr. Borden is quarantined at his home
on Monroe street by smallpox.
Mrs. c. French. of Silver Lake, was a
North Topeka visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Graham and Miss Ainev Of Ma
pie Hill were in town today shopping.
Rev. Mr.. Schutt will preach Tuesday
evening in the Kansas Avenue NJ. E.
church.
The engagement is announced OF
Miss Mary White Of Monroe street and
Mr.. Patrick Ryder of Topeka.
Mrs. Lillian Bryan of 1903 jackson
street spent Sunday in Silver Lake, the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Ike Hayes.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. M. Costley were the
guests Sunday Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wallace
Taggart at their home near Meriden.
There will be a business meeting this
evening at the church of the c. E. so
ciety of the Central Avenue Christian
church.
Rev, Mr.. Emerson, lecturer for the
State Temperance union, gave a short
talk yesterday before the Baptist Sun
day school
Mrs. George Kearns and daughter,
Clara, OF kahoka, Mo-, are the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Kearns of 1925
Van Buren, street.
City Saturday to spend Sunday visiting
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. William Hof-
fer of 1929 Quincy street.
The Ladies Guild of the Church of
the Good Shepherd will meet Thursday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Joe Da-
vies on Monroe street.
Mr.. Walter Wall1ley came down from
Kansas City Saturday to visit his wife,
over Sunday, who is the guest of his
parents at their home north of town.
T,b ~
spent Sunday in Topeka visiting his
family at their home 1877 Quincy
street. He returned to Springfield this
morning.
Miss Grace Albee. of Silver Lake. was
in town Saturday She stopped at Me-
the guest Sunday of her sister. Mrs.
Charles Denison.
Mr. and Mrs s. L. Courtney and sis
ter, Miss Mildred Phillips. will go to
Kansas City Tuesday to attend the
midsummer millinery display at the
wholesale houses.
The following young people picnicked
in the woods near Granville yesterday:
Miss Eveline Smith, Miss Elizabeth
Lambert. Miss Edna Beam, Miss Mil
dred Phillips. Mr.. Ed. Roehr, Mr.. w.
M. Cline. Mr.. Foster Baxter.
F. G. Graf of Buffalo, Wyo., is spend
ing few days visiting Topeka friends
Mr.. Graf is en- route to Chicago. where
steam laundry. Mr.. Graf formerly lived
in this city and was connected with
the Gem laundry.
On Thursday Ascension day, there
will be a celebration Of the holy com
munion at the Church of the Good
Shepherd at half-past o'clock In the
evening at there viii be a short ser
vice appropriate for the day which VIII
be followed by choir rehearsal
Mr.. William Carmichael, foreman of
the bridge gang of the Rock Island. who
had his foot so badly injured a few
weeks ago at Clay Center that amputa-
ton was necessary, gvas able yesterday
to be taken from Stormont's hospital to
his home at zoos Quincy street.
The S. T. F. club of the Congrega-
tional church viii meet at the home of
Mrs E. E Knoll, corner of Quincy and
Fairchild streets this evening Roll
call viii be answered by quotations
from Whittier. A Bible contest will be
part of the program. All mem bers are
requested to be present
A horse belonging to Mr. Fred John
son who lives north of town, caused
some little excitement Saturday after
noon by running away. The horse was
hitched to top buggy and had been
tied in front of Forbes seed store on
| West Laurent street while Mr. johnson
went IN 10 get sack of bran. About
this time an automobile came down the
street and frightened the horse. causing.
him to run. In his trip he stopped for
nothing, but jumped several fences. do
ing much damage to the buggy and har-
freeing himself from his trappings he
was last seen going west.
The following will be the programme for
the Ministerial Association Topeka District
| Kansas conference to be held in theKansas
Avenue NJ. q church, May 8, and s.
TUESDAY AFTERNOON.
800 D. REORGANIZATION and reports
400 p nl-'',l,he Fundamental Aim of
'4''@' TUESDAY EVENING.
800 P. m.-sermon by the Rev p. A.
''''''' WEDNESDAY MORNING.
| $50 a. m.-Devotional meeting. F. M.
500 a. m:-Papers: General topic. Prob
/ lens of Church Work"
1.-The Local Problem of the city" J. A.
/ Stavely. The Local Problem Of the COun-
| try T. B. Adeli. Discussion led by 3. F.
Missionary Interest Vital to Church
Life" Q. NJ. Bowman. Discussion led by
4aThe Young Peoples Forward Move
ment J. W. Reed. Discussion led by w.
'.The Need Of Ethical Instruction for the
Young. J. NJ. Jackson. Discussion led by
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON.
Papers: General topic Social Reforms
Temperance. g ". Braden Discus
sabbath observance.' Thomas Camp
bell. Discussion led by W, B. stsyenson.
Discussion led by H. A. Paisley.
'sThe Value Of Social Settlements" l. F.
Edwards.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
The association will attend the services
! Of the district W +. NJ. S. convention at
the First n. E. church. Mrs Mary c..
/ Mind will deliver the address.
/ THURSDAY MORNING.
/ $3.50 a. m.-Devotional hour, George Will
| son. Papers: General topic, Problems of
Modern Thought"
| Miracles, Edward Gill.
Evolution. ". J, Mitchell.
/ Inspiration Of Scripture" E. H. Parlzin-
| son.
THE Bearing Of Recent Psychology on
Religious Life and Work, r J. Seaman.
Axle Of Tender Broke.