The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-03-18
NORTH TOPEKA.

IIeave items for this column with KIM
ball Printing Co. 9l2 North Kansas Ave-l
Bring in your old hats to Mrs Court
nes.
Mrs. T. e. Wood Of Silver Lake. was
q North side visitor today.
n. L. Wooden and family have moved
from Shorey to 615 Morse street.
Charles E Chilson and family have
moved from the south side to ll-b y an
Buren, street
Charles Cox and family moved yester-
day from sos Kansas avenue 10 ~
Harrison street.
Fred McMaster returned today from
Hot Springs. Ark, where he has been
for the past six weeks.
Mrs. o. B. Hatch and father. Mr.
Workman. returned home from ken7-
saw, Neb.- last night
John Ireland died last evening of grip
at his home nine miles west Of town.
The funeral arrangements have not As
yet been made.
Mrs. DeVinney and daughter. Miss
( Goldie DeNinney. of 81 Quincy street.
4 have returned from an extended stay
at Goodland. kas-
In a few days the sprinklers VIII be
ont on the avenue Mr. Nicholson is
ready for the spring and summer CANE
paign.
Mr. L. Jones. who was en- route 70
/ his home in Abilene from a visit to Car
week to visit his nephew, S. r Court
neg.
Mrs. S. T. CowDerwait has sold her
farm near Silver Lake to Mrs Amelia
Condor. Mrs. COwperwait and family
will move to Barton county and make
their home.
Miss Grace Heinzman was pleasantly
! surprised Monday evening at her home.
1906 Kansas avenue. by a number OF
her friends, the occasion being the an
niversary Of her sixteenth birthday
Paw. and Mrs H. H Fowler and
daughter, Anna May. left for their home
in Rosedale, Kas this morning after g
short stay at the home of their parents
Mr.. and Mrs J. n Henry of 1885
Quincy street.
Frank Mills. who has been cashier az
the Union Pacific freight house. has re-
signed his position and gone to work for
the Santa Fe in the office of the gem
eral auditor. Mr. Henry Barnes sue
ceeds Mr.. Mills at the freight house
Mrs. f. c. Bowen, of 1882 Van Buren,
street south was the hostess yesterday
afternoon at the regular meeting Of ths
w. T. X club. The programme in
Guided a pa per by Mrs. H. w Cheney.
on James 1 of Scotland as q Litter
ateur,' and a five-minute paper by Mrs.
IT. N. Davis on Hands that the rod OF
empire might have swayed. close to my
elbow stir their lemonade The lesson
in English history. which covered the
reign of Edward II. was conducted by
Mrs. L. S. George. At the close of the
during which time the hostess served
refreshments. One visitor. Miss Grace
findman. of O1athe, vas present The
next meeting VIII be March 81. at the
home of Mrs. T. c. Tom3kins. Of -
Greenwood avenue. Potwin.
On Thursday evening March u. the
u. T. c club gave a hard time party
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. D. Marker
WesTof the Reform school The prizes.
a pair of overalls and ten yards Of calico
were given to Mr.. HpW. Marker and
Miss Lena Jackson. as they were the
worst dressed couple present. The guests
were Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Bennett and
children, Mr.. and Mrs Ike Morrow. ar.
and Mrs Tom Jackson, Mr. and Mrs H
w. MarSem, Mrs. Fowler. Mrs. John
YOst, Misses Lena and Gertrude Jack
son. Maud Fowler. Elva Clarke. Bere-
nice Yost, Carrie Kendrick. Messrs Roy
Jackson, John BUechner Wilt WATSON.
Isaac Kingman, Ralph Button. Lloyd
and Julian Clarke, Henry, Jesse, Oliver
and Daniel Marker and Elmer Jackson
During the Oliver meetings $50 calIedl
this question was sent to the 1ulnIt for
lreply but received no explanation or an
swer, although it was sent by one who
is pastor on the North side The ques-
ton is as follows: If it is a good thing
to have union services for three weeks.
why would it not be equally as good 70
have them all Of the time p DR.. c. II.
Sheldon answers the question in part in
his book, Miracle at Markham but
only those of similar doctrines united
continuously in his story but if DIFF
unnoticed for three weeks that God-s
will may be done and sinners converted
why can it not be done all OF the tins
Will some one tell us2