The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-11-19
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Rev. ]. A. Stavely of the Kansas Ave
nue. NJ. z. church will baptize candl-
dates for admission to the NJ. E church
at the Baptist church this evening at
eight o'clock
The services tomorrow at the Church
of the Good Shepherd will be Sunday
school at 1915. Morning prayer with
sermon at IL a. m and evening prayer
with sermon at 1880 p. m Canon De
Lou Burke. priest in chagre.
]. p. Lowe was in town yesterday
from Meriden.
Short services over the remains of
Tunis J. Rosa were held this morning
at half past ten o'clock at his late
home, 1882 Central avenue by the Rev.
J. A. Stavely. The body was taken to
Louisville, Kansas, for burial. Miss
Anna Rosa and sister, Mrs. Harry
Stafford of Lincoln. Neb., were accom-
panied on this sad trip by Rev. Mr..
Stavely and Miss Bessie Henry.
Miss Addie Hathaway and friend,
Miss Curtis, of Denver, Colo, will ar
rive today from St. Louis where they
the guests of Miss Hathaway's brother
and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. D. ]. Hath
away, of 1117 Jackson street
Mr.. and Mrs. Morgan, Miss Laura
Morgan and Master Paul Morgan Will
leave Sunday for California where they
will spend a month visiting Los An
giles, San Diego and San Francisco.
Mr.. Charles Zuerk of st. John and
Logan streets will go to Paxico tomor-
Tow to attend the funeral of his step
father Mr.. William Martinez, whose
death occurred yesterday at 2 O'Clock.
The funeral will be Sunday afternoon
from the Catholic church at Newberry.
Mr.. Zuerk will be accompanied to Paxi
co by Miss Picnic Martinez who has
been visiting at Williamstown.
Miss Lolah McAfee entertained at a
very pleasant card party last evening
at her home zoos Quincy street. High
five was played and lady's prize, a
statuette, was won by Miss Eta Beck,
while Mr.. Will Sheahan and Me. How
ard Martin cut for the gentleman prize,
O silver match safe which was won by
the former. Mr.. Sheahan is unusually
fortunate In this line as this is the
eighth prize he has won, having only
lost two The hostess was assisted in
receiving and entertaining her guests
by Mr.. and Mrs. H. ]. Nichols and
Mr. and Mrs Earl Graham. Those
present were Miss Lola Berry, Miss
Venice Whitney. Miss Eta Beck, Miss
Carrie Roser. Miss Rachel McGrath,
Miss Maud Van Houten, Miss Daisy
Warner. Miss Margaret Gilfllan, Miss
Sylvia Mentzer. Mr.. Howard Marshall,
Mr.. Walter Lawrence, Mr.. Will Shea
han, Mr. Reamer Billiard, Mr.. Ralph
Perry, Mr.. Victor Martin, Mr.. Harry
Wolff and Mr.. Arthur Sheldon.
The Holiness meetings are now held
every Sunday morning and evening at
the home of Mr.. HARDWOOD, 1910 Harri-
son street. as are also the Thursday
evening meetings.
The degree team of North Topeka
camp 1243 NJ. w. of A, will give a
dance at their hall on Thanksgiving
night.
The farmers of Indian creek neigh
borhood have just finished the most
successful institute ever held there.
Those in attendance appreciated the
good coffee which was furnished for.
dinner. This coffee was furnished free
by MOrns & Myers and the institute
people tender them a vote of thanks.
Another building in the Barrett block
has been rented. Mr.. NJ. Dinner has
opened up coal office and feed store
at 1912 Kansas avenue.
All the regular services will be held
at the Baptist church tomorrow as us
ual. The pastor has returned home and
Will occupy the pulpit both morning
and evening Morning subject, Gods
Glory in the Face of Christ" Evening
the usual services during the week will
be continued.
Jay Unger, of Oil City, Pa, who has
been spending the past two years in
the west and en- route to his home,
stopped off in Topeka to visit his aunt
Mrs. G. L. Dolman of 122 West Gordon
street, left Thursday for st. Louis for a
short stay at the fair.
The neighbors of Mr.. and Mrs Geo.
n. Holmes of White Oak Grove addi-
ton invaded their pleasant home on
Friday evening laden with baskets fill