The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-05-26
NORTH TOPEKA.


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Hay. SO a ton. c. c. Nicholson.
Mr. Bert Krapf has gone TO Chicago.
% per cent off on croquet sets at
James
E. r. Kellar was in from Granville
Saturday.
Harry Wright has gone. to Nebraska
to spend his vacation.
l. w Bonewitz of Meriden was a
north side visitor Saturday.
G. Broekerman has taken a position
with the Arnold Drug company.
Avery. Cuftivators are the great weed
killers. A few left at Lukens Bros.
]. H. Saunders and family have moved
from 1927 Harrison street to 1891 Tay-
Tor street.
Z. W. Boyle and family have moved
from s32 Madison street to 1410 Kansas
avenue.
Arnity lodge 23l. K of P, win hold
their sen1i-annual election OF officers
this evening.
Roy Tapley. north side reporter for
the Herald. has returned from a weeks
visit to his home.
c. E. Coleman of Elmont and Tom
Hawkins Of Silver Lake were north side
visitors Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C Fulton of si4
Quincy street, returned yesterday from
short visit to Chicago.
Mrs N. Cole and son Lafayette of
Capitol View, We're the guests yesterday
of Mrs. Reamy and family.
Mr.. H B. Thomas. ticket agent az
the Union Pacific depot, spent Sunday
in Leavenworth visiting his parents.
Frank Pribble and family have NOV
ed from 1928 Central avenue to the
country east Of the Topeka cemetery.
The c. E. society Of the Central Ave
nue. Christian church Will hold a bust
ness meeting this evening at the church
The Aletheans will meet Wednesday
evening at the home of Miss Nellie
Grant corner Of Grant street and To-
peka avenue.
One-third off on all Flowers this week
at Dissolution sale. Also four dozen
Trimmed Hats.
CosTLEY & POST.
The L. U. B. A social of the Kansas
Avenue NJ. E church viii be held to-
night. Everyone is urged to attend.
There will be no charges.
The Bethany Reading circle of the
Christian church viii meet Tuesday ev-
ening at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
i. Parrish, 1925 Harrison street.
Miss Carrie Lowry of Salina arrived
in Topeka Saturday and was the guest
until Sunday afternoon of Mr.. and Mrs.
Mark Putnam, when she left for Penn
sylvania.
Misses Prudie and Bertha Owen, who
visited Miss Bertha Ross at Christ hos
pital yesterday afternoon, found her
quite cheerful and improving nicely. Her
friends are quite hopeful Of her speedy
recovery.
During the month of June Canon BY
water OF the Church of the Good Shep-
herd viii take his summer vacation
While he is away the services at the
church viii be in charge of Rev. Irving
Todd and of Mr.. H. N. Bell.
Mrs. Carrie Morrow Of 1908 jackson
street and daughter. Mrs. Isaac Hayes
OF Silver Lake, who has been her guest
have gone to Pleasant Hill where they
win visit another daughter of Mrs. Nor
rows Mrs Frank Matchett.
The B. Y P U. social which was to
have been given last Wednesday even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Foltz
on Tyler street, but was postponed ca
| account Of the rain, win be given at
the same place tomorrow evening.
Mr.. 3. G. Krapf has received a patent
for a machine for separating and clean
| ing corn. GIr Krapf is The manufactu-
rer of what he calls corn feathers" He
has been in the business in North To-
pe1a fer several years and has quietly
bu1lI up considerable demand for MS
I cellulOse product, which is used in the
making Of mattresses. pillows. etc.
The capacity of the Central Avenue
/ Christian church was taxed to it's ut
most yesterday morning the occasion
/ being the Memorial service. The build
/ ing was tastefully decorated with bunt-
! ing, flags and flowers. Seats had been
4 reserved for the members of Blue post
/ and corps who came marching in to-
/ gether. On the platform with Elder J.
/ T Purvis was seated Mr. S. J. Reeder,
! commander of the post Music was fur
nished by the church choir and the ser
vices opened with the singing of Amer
/ lea and later on a male quartette com
/ posed of Messrs. Ayers, Oliver, Oscar
/ Beeler and Oscar Cash sang in a very
effective manner s'Tenting On the Old
/ Camp Ground" During the singing Of
this song there were tears in the eyes
of many OF the old soldiers. The ser
mon by the pastor. Mr.. Purvis. who
took for his text Hebrews 9-27. ''And
as it is appointed unto men once to die.
but after this the judgment" was Of
( unusual excellence At the conclusion
of the service Comrade J. r. AIcNary on
behalf of the post and corps thanked
Mr.. Purvis for his sermon, which he
took occasion to remark was one OF the
finest addresses he had heard. Thanks
were also extended to the members of
the church for the courtesy shown
/ them.