The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-12-07
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Miss Ethel Fees of Meriden was the
guest Saturday of Mrs. Charles Alex
ander.
c. A Wiburg, shoemaker at the
Blue Front, spent Sunday visiting
friends in Meriden:
Degree team of Star lodge 331. A. o.
U. W., will give a dance Tuesday even
ing at their ball in the Barrett block
The Fraternal Aid will give a dance
Wednesday evening, December 8, in
Barrett's hall. Admission. 25c; extra
ladies. 10c.
Perry Ward who has been confined to
his home In Shorey for the past few
weeks with rheumatism is able to be
down town.
w. w. Strickland. travelling auditor
of the Santa Fe. is checking the ac-
counts of the North Topeka city ticket
Office today.
The NJ J. ]. club will meet Tuesday
Davies and Miss Ruby Davies, 92O
Monroe street.
VIII Finch and Fred McMaster will
go Is miles north in the country to-
morrow where they will spend two
days rabbit hunting.
Victor Council No. K. L. of s. will
initiate candidates at their meeting
this evening. All members of the de-
gree staff are asked to be present.
The funeral of Edith, the four year
old daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
Lewis who was burned to death last
Saturday morning, was held this after
noon at two o'clock from the Baptist
church.
G. G. Mcclellan. superintendent of the
nd nj Palmer EIIn0r1n-
tendent of the Union Pacific. were on
the North side this morning for sew
eral hours on a joint inspection of yard
facilities.
The Congregational Sunday school
have elected the following officers:
Superintendent, Mr.. q. Heinzman; as
sistant superintendent, Miss Frances
Brown; secretary, Mr.. Bert Kingman;
treasurer, Miss Winnie Hayes; organ
ist Miss Kendall.
John J. Goodrich, district passenger
agent for the Rock Island railroad
company at St. Joe, accompanied by
his mother and sister, spent Sunday on
the North side visiting his grand
mother. Mrs. Barbara Gerteisen and
his uncle. Mr. Charles Gerteisen.
The Soldier Township Sunday School
convention which was held Saturday
and Sunday at the Rochester school
house was well attended. On Sunday
an all day session was held and dinner
served at noon. a nuInDeT OIL BOO0
talks were given, one by Rev. Kelso to
the boys, which was especially interest
ing. The next convention will be in
six months at Half Day church.
Yesterday was day which will be
long remembered by the communicates
and friends of the Church of the Good
Shepherd as at the morning service the
church was consecrated by Bishop
Millspaugh and was most beautiful and
impressive. The bishop and the assist
the Rev. C. Ryan of Hiawatha, the Rev.
]. Hartley of Chandler, Okla, the Rev.
F. C. Armstrong of Olathe and the Rev.
T. J. Collar of Topeka were met at the
church entrance by the church war
dens, C. F. Kimball and Paul Soren-
son, who preceded them up the aisle
to the chancel steps, the bishop and
clergy repeating the twenty-fourth
psalm. After the bishop and clergy
had taken their places in the chancel
the instruments of donation and en-
dowment were presented to him by G.
F. KinbalI, and Canon Burke read the
sentence of conservation. The sermon
was preached by the bishop and the
music which included the TIE Deum and
choral communion service was sung by
quartet composed of Mrs. Harry
Jameson, Miss Heloise Green, Mr.. J. A
Campbell and Mr.. w. NJ. Cline with
Miss Lille Davies as organist and Mr..
Walter Davies, violinist. In the even
ing Rev. Walter c. Bentley of New
York, general secretary of the Actors
Church Alliance, was present and spoke
to the Stage" He made strong plea