The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-25
NORTH TOPEKA.

TIsaQV0 items xOr TINS column Win tHS
Kimbail Printing company 912 North
Kansas avenuel
A. B. Rose went to Abilene today.
G. b. Black, of Meriden, was North
side visitor yesterday
Miss Jeanette Wolcott will go to
Atchison Thursday to visit friends.
Cas-. Matthews leaves today for Los
Angeles. Cal, where he may decide to
DR.. McGin was in town today from
Silver Lake, visiting his daughter, Mrs
c. L. Dolman.
Miss Ethel Lewis left today for
Hutchinson. where she will spend
Thanksgiving visiting friends.
Evangelist Overman's subject for to-
night at Central Avenue Church of
Christ is Applied Christianity"
Roy Heinzman of the State university,
Lawrence, will arrive in Topeka Thurs
day to spend Thanksgiving visiting his
The safe at the postoffice, which has
been useless since the flood, is being
Overhauled and put into nrst-c1dsS
shape today.
Mrs. c. H. Rhodes and mother, Mrs.
RYDER will go to EmpOrla today to
spend Thanksgiving visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. P. Goodhue.
Mrs. V. r. Lunger and son Freddie
of 1923 Central avenue went to Mayetta
today to spend Thanksgiving and visit
relatives for a few days.
| The postoffice will close at 10 a. m.
tomorrow and there will be only one
delivery of mail. while the rural car
| riers will have an all-day vacation.
Every housewife in the city ought to
see ]. H Fought's Hot Blast Round
Oak heating stove. 1t looks like a
hard coal base burner. Call and see
one.
give a dance at their hall in the Bar
rett block Wednesday evening Novem-
Der 25 1903. Admission. 25 cents per
couple.
Mr.. Rumble Congdon will leave Satur-
day for New York and will sail on the
18th for Liverpool. From there he will
go to Cornwall, England, to make an
extended visit to his old home.
NIessrs. Clarence Uric and Charles
Newell of Carbonate, We're North
side visitors yesterday. Mr.. Newell is
looking for a location and may decide
to make the North side his home.
Mrs. j. b. Belts went to Kansas City
today. She will be accompanied home
this. evening by Margaret Emily Kist-
Ter, who will be the guest of Freda
Belts during the Thanksgiving vaca-
ton.
While the flood retarded the work OF
the Northern Shawnee Development
company, they have by no means
given up drilling for oil in their Shorey
field, and next week they will put or
two shifts of men and commence tC
work night and day.
The union Thanksgiving services OF
the Congregational, Baptist, Methodist
Christian and Presbyterian churche.
will be held tomorrow morning at 1913
o'clock in the Congregational church
Rev w. B. Hutchinson of the Baptis
church will preach and the collection
will be for the benefit of the Associated
Charities.
There will be union services tomorrow
morning at half past 10 o'clock at Grac'
cathedral for all the Episcopal churche.
of the city. The day will be observed
as hospital day and the offering will b.
for Christ hospital AT half past sever
in the morning there will be a celebra
ton of the Holy Eucharist at tn
cathedral.
The at home given last evening b.
Miss Rachel Armstrong, secretary o
the north side branch of the Y. w. c
A, at her home on North Jackson, TO
the members of the adults gymnasium
Bible and lace classes of the Y W. c
A. and the girls of the wooden mill wa
one of the most enjoyable affairs of tn
week. A large crowd was present AM
the time was pleasantly spent playing
finch, stock exchange and panic. Mis-
Armstrong was assisted in serving he
guests by Misses Bessie Campbell an
Blanche Reynolds.