The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-03-30
NORTH TOPEKA.

Dal printing Co.. Sl2 N Kansas ayenue-l
Nicholas Ehrhart was in town yes
terday from Hoyt.
Mrs. Frank Grear went to Kansas
/ City this morning
Rev. James w Reed went to Lee
1 compton yesterday.
Charles Woodley was in town yes
terday from Silver Lake.
Robert Billiard went to Kansas CITY
today to hear the grand opera.
Mrs. J. B. Billiard will attend the
| grand opera in Kansas City this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O.. A. Pratt are the
parents of a daughter. born last
evening.
Lace curtains soc. soc, $1.1e, $40
per pair New York Mer. Co, 10
East Sixth.
A L. Barker of Kansas City. who
| has been visiting his sister Mrs r. s.
t1ederling of Elmont. returned home
Mr. and Mrs. o. D. Skinner and
family moved today from 9I5 Van
Buren, street to the Conkle place at
/ 1915 Quincy street.
Mrs. Harrington and children ar
| rived Monday from California and
are at the home of Mrs. Harrington's
| street.
F. L PolIum is a substitute mail
SWearenger's route whose place he
viii take while Mr.. SWearenger is OFT
/ on q two weeks vacation.
Mrs. T. r. Parker of 402 Park
Christ hospital for the past two
months has now gone to the home of
/ her mother on Kansas avenue, south
Rev. Mrs Reice of Kentucky is
the Congregational church. Rev. Mrs.
Relce IS a good talker and these
meetings are well attended and are at
tracing much interest.
;
annual business meeting this evening
at the home of Mr.. Thomas Page
lOzf Monroe street, at which time the
church and Sunday school officers for
elected.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. McAfee left this
afternoon for their new home in Kan
sas City, Mo. Miss Lolah McAfee will
be the guest until Sunday of Miss
Rachael McGrath of 921 Clay street.
south when she will join her parents
at Kansas City.
Rev. and Mrs. E. S. Riley will ar
rive Saturday evening from Garnett
and will be the guests of Mr. and Mrs
G. c. Nicholson of 919 Van Buren,
street Sunday Rev. Mr. Riley will
occupy his old pulpit in the Baptist
church and the following Sunday he
expects to preach in the Baptist
church at Manhattan of which he was
| formerly pastor
The pews for the new Presbyterian
church were unpacked yesterday in
the church yard and in doing this
work the men carelessly threw the
paper and excelsior in the yard and
parking This paper has since been
blown freely up and down the streets
and over the lawns and parkings
much to the annoyance of those per-
sons who have already cleaned up
their places once this spring.
Rev. J. D. Springfield of Ottawa,
Sunday school missionary of the state
who expected to hold an institute here
next week in the basement of the
Baptist church for the teachers of the
sunday school and those interested in
Sunday school work, has been obliged
to cancel this engagement as he leaves
next week for Philadelphia in the in
terest of the American Baptist Pub
fishing society.
BENJAMIN Holzle, an old resident Of
Topeka, died yesterday at his farm
three miles northwest of town He
had been in poor health for some
time. Mr.. Holzle is survived by two
children, Mrs. Joseph Sproat and Mr..
VIII Holzle. Previous to moving to
his farm Mr.. Holzle occupied his
house at 1905 Central avenue The
funeral will be held Friday afternoon
at o'clock from the Christian
church and the burial will be in Ro-
chester cemetery.