The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-01-08
NORTH TOPEKA.

leave items for this column with KIM
ball Printing Co. slz North Kansas Age-l
Picture framing. James and Campbell.
Miss May Warnock will go to Kimer to-
morrow TO visit her parents for a few
weeks
viii be a joint installation Of the officers
Of Blue Post and the W R. G. J. D. DUN
erfl viii be the installing officer
The Union prayer meetings are proving
OF Unusual interest The attendance is ak
ceptiOnally good. The meeting this even
ing Will be at the Kansas Avenue NJ T.
church
AR and Mrs Frank Green OF Darling
ton Wis. are here the guests Of Dir.
Green's brothers. Mr.. William Green and
family Of s21 Quincy street south, and Of
Mr.. Herbert Green and family OF Harrison
street.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Warnock. who have
been visiting their parents At kilmer ana
of Polk street. left yesterday for Denver.
From there they viii go to their home at
Mira-s, Col
Work on the tabernacle win begin short
ready for use about the 18th OF the month.
As announced yesterday. the tabernacle
VIII be located on the lots north Of tns
Dr. Dawson home. 100 Kansas ave
AR George Foltz of Reynoldsburg, o.,
ana Miss Mary E. Knox. daughter Of Mr-
]. c. Knox. who lives in the EairVIeW
neighborhood northeast or town, were
married Wednesday evening at o clock
ut the home OF the brides parents at the
Rev. J. A StaVely. pastor Of the Kansas
Avenue NJ. F. church 4 large company
Of relatives were present. The young peo-
Tie received numerous pretty presents ar
aaa Mrs F0ltz VIII make their home III
Ohio
Dr. S n Burger arrived last evening
from Kansas City and will leave today for
daughter Mrs VIII Onield- Dr.. and Mrs
IsurEeu were called 20 Kansas City By the
serious Illness OF their little grandoaugn-
ter. Celeste Isabel schaeffer. who has been
very low with typhoid fever. and al
though she is now somewhat better her
condition is still serious. AIrz. Burger
viii remain with her daughter Mrs o. IT.
ScEacffer some time longer
A meeting of the business men Of North
Topeka and others interested in the ma
tsrial development Of nor Enern shawnee
hall in Fire Station No ! at o'ctock
fuI attendance is asked and expected
Matters Of interest to every citizen OF the
j irst ward and al the nortnern part OF
the county Will come up for consideration
1t VIII be remembered that q similar meet
ing was held Two years ago which resulted
kaW river. including the one connecting
Oakland with North Topeka There are
other ENTERPRISES in contemplation that
may be even Of greater advantage to TINS
part OF the county and an invitation lS
resent.
The funeral OF Mrs. John ". Lutes. who
died January ;. vas held YESTERDAY s1teF
room from the family home "a do1fts
avenue LoWman Hill The services a
the house were conducted BY Rev j. 4.
StaxeIv Of the Kansas Avenuc n. z.
church with which the deceased ana IAN
IL had been identified when living n
North Topeka Music was furnished 1y
Mrs AIcNcun Miss Henry and Miss Shtr-
lev who sang Rock Of ages Jesus.
Lover Of Ny Soul and Nearer, BY 60
to Thee The pail bearers were Aesars-
E C,oors I-rulv Haynes Richards Roehuck
and CrooA- Rev FLOYD Seaman OF Is
T71rsf n p church had charge OF the ser
ices at the intarrnent in the Topeka GEM
sterv A profusson Of flowers were tokens
~ the loving Kindness and appreciation OF
many friends. 8frs- Sarah Lee Lutes was
horn July H. 1855. in Ohio. and Hsfrls9
6S-e children to mourn the loss Of de-
voted and faithful wife and loving moensFs