The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-02-08
NORTH TOPEKA.

TIeave items for this column with Kim:
bail Printing Co. sl2 North Kansas Ave-l
E H Baker will go to Kansas City
Afondav-
John Cahin was in from Silver Lake
today.
Mr.. ]. NJ. HAYNES is quite sick at his
home on Harrison street
Mr.. Clifford Priddy returned yester-
day from short visit 10 Salina-
Mrs. Joseph Lane and Miss Leech of
Rossville were North Side visitors 10 :
day.
Mr.. Atherton of SayweH and Quincy
street is suffering from an attack of
the mumps.
Henry Buechner was in Lawrence
yesterday to attend a knight Tenn
plars meeting
Louise Irwin died this morning at
the home Of her parents. on East Cor
don street, after an illness of tve
weeks
Mr.. and Mrs Harley Hamilton of
Kansas City are expected to arrive in
Topeka this evening for a short visit
to relatives and friends
Mrs. J. W. Scott, mother of Mrs. w
NJ COstley. of lib Van Buren, street,
viii leave Monday to visit her parents,
Afr. and Mrs. FogerSOn Of Webb City,
Mo.
G. F Kimban left this afternoon for
Danville. Ill. in response to a telegram
announcing the death of his brother.
there yesterday afternoon.
The firm of Scott & BObb has dissOIv-
ed partnership. Mr.. BObb retaining the
store at 81 Kansas avenue. All bills
against the firm are payable here and
all owing said firm will please settle
with Mr.. Bobb.
Mr.. Scott will open a cigar factory
and manufacture the NEW QUEEN
cigar.
At the dance given Wednesday even
ing by the F. A. A at their hall in the
Barrett block two prizes were given,
one to the best lady Walter and one
TO the best gentleman two stopper.
Mrs. John Bauer received one prize.
pair OF kid gloves, and Mr. John Ha-
vens, the other, collar box.
A very enjoyable c. E. social was
given last evening at the home of Mrs
A. J. Arnold. S2I jackson street. After
a short programme which consisted of
music and recitations by Misses Jessie
Priddy and Bessie Campbell and Frank
West various games We're played. One
pleasant feature of the evenings enter
tainment was the Chinese curiOs
which were shown by the hostess and
consisted of an ancestral table, a god
of war ana god of consolation
The Rochester cemetery association
met yesterday afternoon at the home of
w. W. Reed on Morse street The
committee to report on water system
to be used was not ready to report.
and a called meeting will be held some
time near the first of March when it
IS expected to determine on some water
pump system for the cen etery The
committee on cleaning up the county
ground reported the work as almost
completed The entire work of clean
ing up will not exceed $125 and the
county commissioners have already al
lowed 800 of this amount. The super
intendent was instructed to secure
some ornamental trees not to exceed
&25 in cost to be planted in the new
ground The sale of lots for the last
month will amount to between 500 and
5000
NEWS OF NORTH SIDE CHURCHES
Rev. T. J. Pearson of the Congrega-
tiona1 church has gone to Overlook
where he will hold services for the next
ten days Rev. Mr.. Woods, pastor Of the
Overorook church, will occupy Rev.
Pearson's pulpit here tomorrow.
The services at the Kansas Avenue
IL e church tomorrow will be as usual
preaching by the pastor Rev J. A
Stavely, morning and evening In the
afternoon Rev Mr.. Stavely will address
the Y W. c. A at their rooms.
TomoTrow Will be DR.. Arthur Cranes
last day at the Baptist church At11 a.
m he will preach on 1.-The Souls Auc-
ton" At three there will be a gospel
rally at which Dr. Crane will give an
meeting VIII take the place of the reg
ular B 7. P. L. meeting at $50 D. m
DIR. Cranes last sermon at D. m will
be on the subject, "Can 1 Be saved
Now? In attendance and interest the
series of meetings conducted by DR.
Crane has been one of the most remark
able ever held on the North side The
meetings will probably be continued bv
the pastor during the week