The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-25
NORTH TOPEKA.

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f. G. Rose was in town today from
Elmont. = Niii
Mrs. G. C. Ward was in town today
from Elmont
Mrs. ]. II. Mills was in town Yesterday
from Rossville
Albert Reieherter of Silver Lake was
a North side visitor today.
Mr.. ]. H. Lewis of Burlington is the
guest Of his cousin, Mrs. Fred Doane.
J. H. FOUGHT has returned from ashort
business trip to Lincoln and Clyde, kan.
Mrs. Q. D. Skinner has returned from
a snort visit to her daughter, Miss
Mabel Skinner, stenographer in the r. T
OFFICES at Herington.
Amity lodge 231 K. of p. will confer
The third rank on candidates at their
meeting Monday evening. At this time
election of officers will also be held and
a banquet served.
E. G. Mckinley has returned from
Iuisa, l. T.. where he accompanied his
daughter Miss Grace Mckinley. whose
marriage to Mr.. r. H. Taylor of that
place took place Thursday.
Mrs. Haynes of Sabetha is in the city
the guest of her father, Mr.. r. Davidson.
and her sister, Mrs. J. W. Dowler. of
Monroe street. Or. Haynes and son Ar
thur viii join her here next week.
4AAs LII sC0Ak1l1lS OF IZU3 harrison
street left last evening for Cincinnati,
Ohio, to be with her father. Mr. Gould.
who IS very seriously i'll. Mr.. Gould is
over so years of age and there is no
hope of his recovery.
All the North side churches will unite
IN Thanksgiving service at the Second
Presbyterian church on Thursday at
1920 a. m Rev. Walter e. Turner of
the North side Baptist church will de-
liver the sermon. An offering viii be
taken for the Topeka Industrial and
Educational Institute" for colored peo-
pie.
The services tomorrow at the BAPTIST
church viii be: Sunday school at $3.50
d. N. Preaching at Il a. m. and 7:3o D.
m. At the morning hour a Church
Rally Service" In the evening the sec
ond of a series of sermons entitled
| Mighty Scenes of the Bible Special
subject Sunday evening, "a Great
Wrestling MaGh." Junior Union at 8
p. m. A special missionary programme.
Senior Union at 6:30 p. m.
Miss Bessie Anderson entertained a
few friends last evening at her home,
All Park street, in honor of Mr.. Elmer
Stahl who expects shortly to leave the
city. The guests, who were limited to
Mr.. StahiS old school mates. were:
Misses Hannah, Ruth and Ethel Carlson
/ Fora Reed, Lena Jackson, Leila Morns
Macie and Naomi Anderson; Messrs
Barney Carlson, Howard Jackson, Chas
and Earl Anderson and Lester Oleson
The S. V. c. girls met Thursday even
| ing at the home of Miss Wilma Bergund-
thai. 1882 jackson street, and reorganiz-
! ed for the winter The officers for the
1 coming year will be: President, Miss
/ Wilma Bergundthal; secretary, Miss
/ Anna Myers; preceptress, Miss Ruth
! Woodford. The other members Of the
| club are Misses Mildred Baird, Kath-
arine Dolman, Nellie Wilhtts and
] Gladys Cunningham. The club will
meet every other Friday evening.
Vern Hare and Lulu Clark gave a
party last evening at the Clark home,
| The time was pleasantly spent playing
games and supper was served at a late
hour. Those who enjoyed the evening
were Clara Cranden. Bessie ShonkwfIer,
| Helen Gardner, Mabel Kingman. Gertie
| Dister. Alice Chapman. Lola Ball. Pearl
Klinefelter, Lizzie Vetter, Dot Green
field. Ruth Klinefelter. Tiny Shonkwiler
| Rose Clark. Willie Snodgrass, Ralph
jerks. Harold Rude. Otis Snyder. Frank
| Dana. Fred Dana. Willie Colvin. Ralph
Button Guile Wray. Amos White,
Erskine Wray. William Eisenhower,
John Lesser.