The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-12
NORTH TOPEKA.
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A. NJ Cross is in Kansas City for
the day.
Wanted-Girls to learn typesetting.
Kimball Printing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Roller will go to
housekeeping next week at 1859 KAN
sas avenue.
Miss Emily Cederholm. is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. NJ. c. Beaudry Of 929
Quincy street.
Rev. J. Barrett will go to Perry
Sunday where he will hold a series of
revival meetings.
Wanted-Boy to learn printing.
Kimball Printing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs E. A Coleman Of near
Meriden We're in town yesterday shop
ping and visiting relatives.
Special meetings are to be held all
next week in the Baptist church.
Mrs. A. L. Smith and daughter, Mrs.
Lille Sly, will move the first of the
week from 922 Harrison street to 1913
Quincy street.
Frank Booth of Russell, Kan, is
spending a short time in Topeka. Mr..
Booth is enroute to Kansas City with
a load of cattle.
The Ladies Missionary society of the
Second Presbyterian church viii meet
Friday afternoon at ? p. m. in Mrs.
Arnold's class room at their church.
Mr., Charles Nauman of Rochester
has purchased from Pratt Bros. a fine
SIS Edison photograph. It is pre-
sumed that Mr.. Nauman bought this to
amuse his new boy.
Mr.. G. w r. Ward of AIenoken
township returned today from Leaven-
worth where he served on the grand
jury of the district court. P. NJ Hol
comb of Elmont, who was also in
LeaYenWOrth to serve on the petit
jury, went from there to Kansas City.
Today was observed as day Of
prayer and special prayer service was
held this morning in the Baptist and
other North side churches. This af-
ternoon nearly every store on this side
was closed from 2. until 4 O'Clock on
account of the services at the Audi
toriUms
The special revival meetings which
have been held in the tent for the past
tive weeks viii close this evening with
the big rally at the Auditorium These
and We're well attended and the mem
bership of many of the churches win
be greatly increased as result of
these services.
J. H FOUGHT is confined to his home.
l712 Taylor street south, on account OF
INJURIES received in a runaway in Paris,
Mo- last Saturday. Mr.. FOUGHT went
to Paris last week to look after some
coal land he is interested in there and
last Saturday in company with the ge-
ologist and attorney was driving away
from the mines when a part of the
harness gave way letting the neckyoke
down S which frightened the team.
causing them TO. ran away. Mr. Foucnt
had his back xfehched and received
numerous bruises. He was confined to
/ his bed at the hotel in Paris for sew
( era1adaysA but was able to return home
Tuesday and since then has been at
his home.
Mrs. w. E. May of 621 West Gordon
street gave a very pleasant birthday
surprise party at her home last even
I ing in honor Of her sister, Mrs. Rhoda
I ~ f-00Hland-
ma. The time was spent with games
and music and refreshments of ice
i cream and cake were served. Those
4 invited to meet Mrs. Reed and son
we're. Mr.. and Mrs. T. ". Woody,
M and Mrs. r. Burns, Mr.. and Mrs
/ n Hastings, Mrs. E. Schmidt, Mrs
! F4anau7. Mrs d. Henderson, Mr.. and
] Mrs. D. Coffman, Mrs. Ankeny, Mr..