The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-12-15
NORTH TOPEKA.

TI.eave items for this column with Kim
ball Printing Co. 912 North Kansas Ave.J
Pictures framed at James.
Amos Goodman went to Kansas City
todav.
Mr.. and Mrs. E H Clarke will enter
tain a few friends Friday evening. De
cember 10, in honor of Miss Winifred
Clarke and Mr.. Charles Killian.
Miss Emma Cunningham is i'll at her
home north of town
The Baptist, Methodist, Congregation
al, Presbyterian and Christian churches
of North Topeka held a mass meeting
last evening in the Baptist church to
consider the Importance of uniting In a
revival movement 1t is the plan TO
build a tabernacle to seat over 1000 per-
sons and at last evenings meeting over
$500 was raised for this purpose. The
service of some evangelist will be Sc
cured to conduct these meetings There
will be a meeting this afternoon of the
board of directors to make further
plans.
The w. T. K. club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs r. S.
Plummer, 914 Quincy stteet.
B. Patton of Silver Lake was in town
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Hathaway will en-
tertain at dinner tomorrow evening at
their home, 1117 Jackson street.
L. c. Belts of Holmans addition fell
down in his yard yesterday and sustain
ed several severe injuries. Mr. Belts
was leading a horse to water when the
accident occurred which resulted in
dislocated hip, broken leg and knee
cap.
Joseph Bouy of Elmont was a north
side visitor today.
JAG Campbell of Kansas City visit
ed his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A
Campbell, of 1115 Monroe street yester-
day.
Beginning today we will give % per
cent discount on every article In the
store.-T. NJ. James, jr.
Parker's fountain pens make good
Xmas presents. $1.00 and up at James.
Xmas gifts for cycle riders at Lacey's.
S42 North Kansas avenue
/ Buy your Christmas goods now. Don't
wait until the last days
WILLIAM III. COSTLEY.
Blue Post No. $50, G. A. r., elected
the following officers for the coming
commander; Aaron Sheetz, senior vice
commander: D. N. Foltz, junior vice
cornnns nder; DR.. G. w Miller. sergeant:
w w Reed eh7plain: J. F. Buck,
of the Gay: F. E. Williams, officer of
the guard: DR.. NJ. r. Mitchell, trustee
for three years: delegates to next en-
cam rtnent D. N. Fotz, J. T. Matchett;
alternates Fred Gurtler and G. w. R
Ward.
DR. c. D. Pence and H. A. Pence re-
turned yesterday to their home in Chi
cagO, after a short visit to their parents.
Elder and Mrs. Pence. of To2eka ave-
nue..
A nice silk skirt. silk waist. wool
skirt, ladies' jacket or a pair of kid
gloves. Any of the. above would make
a nice and useful present.
WILLIAM M. COSTLEY-
Miss Lily Graft has gone to her home
in Kiro to spend two weeks.
| amos Goodman who has been in the
meat department of Morns & Myers eor
some time has taken the position of city
salesman for Swift & Co. Mr.. Feiger
takes Mr.. Goodman's place with Morns
& Myers.
very pleasant surprise was given
| Mr. c. p Scott at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. C. w. Lukens by some of Mr..
Scott's many friends. He leaves today
for a new field of labor, having accept
ed position as railway mail clerk.
Those present were: Mr. c. P. Scott.
guest of honor; Mr.. and Mrs. Davis. Mr..
and Mrs Caldwell. Mr.. and Mrs. Waite.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. 1. Hoover Mr.. and Mrs.
c. L. Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Lukens,
Misses Edith and Irene CamDdoras,
Misses Ella and Lila Caldwell, Miss Jes-
Louie Dolfmire Miss Grace Lukene,
Miss Lottie Scott Miss Lucille Lukens.
Mr.. George Flesher, Mr. George Unger.
Mr.. Myrol Essig, Mr.. Roy Lukens. Mr..
Daniel Scott, and Master Willie Doll
mire. A number of choice selections o.
music were furnished by Miss Irene
| Campdoras, Miss Ella Caldwell and Miss
| Grace Lulxens. also a duet by Mrs.
Caldwell and daughter Ella. The even
j ing was spent very pleasantly with
games. and later refreshments were
served and a hashlight picture of the
party was taken by Messrs. Unger and
Essig. departing about midnight, wish
ing Mr. Scott success in his new under
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