The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-14
NORTH TOPEKA.

TIC guest LOQdV OF neT IA)Jner, MIS-
Carrie Morrow of zoos Jackson street.
Mr.. Joseph Hobson of Hutchinson
has rented the Ward property al 11S
/ West Gordon street and will move his
family here in about two weeks. ME-.
Hobson makes this change so his chill
/ dren can have the advantages of the
| Topeka schools.
Rev. Mr.. Wolpert who has been here
from North Ontario, Gala, for the past
few months looking after his property
left Thursday for Marion. Kansas,
where he will visit his sister for few
weeks before returning to California.
Mr. Ed Thompson of Capitol View
will go to Douglas county tomorrow to
attend the marriage of Miss Dora
Wrappard and Mr.. John Lyon.
Miss Clara Hubbard of Silver Lake
/ is here to spend several weeks at the
! home of Mrs. Lillian Bryan at the NJ.
/ E. parsonage.
Rev. ]. A. stavely of the Kansas
Avenue M. E. church went to Lyndon
today where he will occupy the pulpit
tomorrow of Rev. E. L. Thomas.
The Ohio club will meet Monday
evening at their hall, III West Sixth
street.
Pure country lard. put up by us in
neat and pound tins. or in bulk. at
Withers', S35 Kansas avenue.
At the Church of the Good Shepherd
tomorrow there will be Sunday school
at 10 a. m. Morning prayer and ser
mon at Il o'clock, evening prayer and
sermon 1880. Canon DeLou Burke
priest in charge.
B. Rice and Henry Glynn, of Grant
vile. were North side visitors today
The subject this evening at the
Central Avenue Church of Christ will
be 1.-The Value of a Soul Evangelist
Overman will fill the pulpit morning
and evening tomorrow. His subject IN
the morning will be scarlet Ihread,
il, bo "a niUinifW
Christ" Elder Overman will also ad-
dress mems meeting at the church
at p. m: subject. Seven Devils of
Topeka" The meetings will continue
every evening next week.
Santa Fe pay day special in MILL
merry. Greatly reduced prices in all
millinery Nat Mrs Courtney's SOB Kan
sas avenue south. upstairs.
Charley Willard, who has been at
Las Vegas N NJ for his health, re-
of his sister, Mrs. Galloway, 1913 kan
sas avenue
Second Presbyterian church services
tomorrow in Barrett hail. corner of
Kansas avenue and Gordon street.
Sunday school at $50 a. m. and Chris
tan Endeavor at $50 p. m. Preaching
/ by the pastor at 1 Ia. m. and 1880 p. m.
The ladies of the Congregational
be given next Monday evening.
M Erhart of Hoyt has returned
from Las Vegas. N. M.
Mrs. Hattie Miller will entertain the
ladies of Helena chapter No. 210 o. E
s., at thimbles on Wednesday after
noon. November Is, at her home, 1913
/ Tyler street south All are requested
| to be present.
]. ]. King has finished his college
course at Campbell university, Holton
and returned to his old home in North
Topeka where he has commenced the
practice of law.
Mrs. Dan Fraser went to Burlingame
today to visit friends over Sunday.
Mrs. Alice Hiatt. of Richland, is visit
! ing North side relatives.
Mark Risenger, of Evelyn street, who
was injured several weeks ago by falling
from the Haywood building where he
was at work. is now sufficiently recov-
cred to be able to walk about his yard.
Mrs.W. w Hall, who has been spend
ing the past eight weeks here visiting
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. L. Swensen
of Paramore street, will return Monday
! to her home in Horton.
! Preaching in the North Congregation
al church by the pastor, at II a. M and
| 7:30 P. m; Sunday school 10 a. M; z
Christian Inheritance"
If you want coal at any time, call j.
P. Butterfly, 421 East Gordon street,
and he will fix you all right Phone 279
| The marriage of Miss Wilma Heath
man, of Holton, and Mr. ]. H. Wendell,
| Jr. of Topeka. was solemniZed Friday
evening at o'clock by Rev T. ]. Pear
son at his home, I'LL Van Buren, street
North Topeka BAPTIST church, corner
Laurent and Harrison, w. B. Hutchin-
son, D. D., pastor. Services at Il a. m.
and 1870 p. m. Morning subject, The
Two Principles of Life" Evening sub
/ ject, THE Christian and the Man He
( Works WITH being the second sermon
in the series on "Tht Christian and His
| Neighbors.'' Preaching at Rochester at
$3.50 p. m.
Coal to burn. Nicholson.
Kansas Avenue NJ. E. church James
A. stavely, pastor. 9:45 a. M, Sunday
school; IL a. m, morning worship, fol-
lowed by class meeting; 6:15 p. m, Ep-
worth League; 7:30 p. m, Children's ser
vice, followed by evening worship. The
Rev. E. L. Thomas Will be in charge
during the day. and will preach in the
morning on The Unexpected Blessing
at the Beautiful Gate and in the even
ing on Keeping Promise with God
! The revival services will be continued
during the coming week under the lead
ership of Rev. Mr.. Thomas
| If you want coal at any time, call
J. P. Butterfly. 421 East Gordon street,
and he will fix you all right. Phone 279.
On Thursday Villa de Fleur, the sub
urban home of Mrs. c. G. Holmes at
Indianola, was thrown open to the Lady
| MaccabeeS. who spent the day there
( The morning was passed in wandering
about the lawn and in social converse
ton. A six course dinner was served
at noon. The doors between the dining
| room and conservatory were thrown
open and the guests enjoyed the beauty
| and fragrance of the flowers as they
dined. A fortune teller was on the
grounds and read the past and future
for the guests. An irnpronptu pro-
gramme which was given was greatly
enjoyed. Mrs Hapgood sang several
Scotch ballads, Mrs. Curr1er gave a
| piano selection and Mrs. Tenant read
Eugene FIELDS poem, The Wind" Miss
Green recited It Wish I Were An Edi-
tor and Mrs. Miller Down on the Rio
GFande," Mrs SDrague read a selection
BE Careful of Your Thoughts and
Mrs Holmes 'tUncle's Conversion" The
programme closed with a vocal number
nv Mrs Reeler Those who eniOyed the