The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-19

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James McAfee is here from Kansas
George Feiderling spent Sunday in
Elmont.
Harry Barnes of Alta Vista was the
guest Sunday Of relatives here.
Lewis Roehrig, of Kansas City. was
the guest Sunday of his sisters.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. M. Green have moved
from 515 Park street to 1914 Harrison
street.
Mr.. and Mrs William Dale Bridge
will return tomorrow from their wedding
trip to Colorado.
Mrs. Minnie Rhyme of Magnolia, W.
Va, is visiting her aunt. Mrs. GurtIer
of 1408 Quincy street
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar BeeIer moved to-
day from Central avenue to the Har-
wood cottage at 1910 Harrison street.
The barn at the J. N. Henry place
at 1117 Van Buren, street, was entered
last night and some hmarness stolen.
Mrs. George ellsworth and children,
Rosa and Charles, went to Kansas
City yesterday for a weeks visit to
relatives.
Mrs. NJ. f. Taylor arrived today
from Augusta, Kas., for a short visit
to Mr.. and Mrs. O. c. NeisWender OF
1882 Jackson street.
Mr. J. W. Priddy viii leave tonight
for Colorado, where he goes to at
tend to mining interests he has at
Rosemont. in the Cripple Greek dis
trict.
The Protective Home circle enjoyed a
straw ride Saturday evening to the
Archer home at Elmont. where a
pleasant evening was spent. Ice cream
and cake were served
Miss Ethel Artman of Larkin has
taken q position as stenographer at the
Gatlin Drug Co. Miss Artman will
make her home with her aunt. Mrs.
w. c. Steele.
Mr.. Charles Mckee is here from St.
Louis for a weeks visit to relatives,
and upon his return home will be ac-
companied by his mother. Mr. Nc
Kee is in the United States mail SER
vice.
Nj. and Mrs. G. W. Petro, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. NJ. Petro, Mr.. and Mrs Frank
Petro and SON Roy; and Mr.. and Mrs.
| o. c. Nelswender went to Silver Lake
yesterday tc attend the funeral of
Charles Palmer.
The annual social of the w F. NJ. S.
Of the Kansas Avenue NJ. Z. church,
! will be held this evening at 1925 North
| Quincy street The Baker university
! uuartette will be present and add much
pleasure to the evenings entertainment.
A Union Pacific passenger train go
ing east Sunday morning got as far as
| Calhoun Bluffs when the tracks spread
| and the engine was derailed. The train
! was pulled back to North Topeka, an
other engine supplied and they proceed
ed east over the Santa Fe tracks.
The funeral of Mr.. Charles Palmer of
| Silver Lake was held yesterday after
noon from the Baptist church at Silver
/ Lake and was largely attended. The
! services were in charge of Rev. Mr..
/ Whitehead, an old friend of the family.
/ The burial was in the Silver Lake Gem
! etsry.
Children's day was observed last
| evening at the Baptist church and the
/ services, which consisted of special
! songs and a flag drill were in charge
of the children. The church was dec
grated with flowers. In spite of the
very threatening weather the church
was crowded for the affair.
Miss Evans entertained her Sunday
| school class of the North Baptist
| church Saturday evening at straw
| ride Miss Elizabeth Evans and Miss
Edith Gabriel assisted in serving the
refreshments at the Washburn Col
! lege ball grounds. The class cry was:
| 'sWhO, who, who are we. We are
Baptist, don't you see2" The mem
| berS of the class are Harrison Dana,
Ward Maurer, Erskine Wray, Dwight
| Greenfield, Otis Snyder, Floyd Hen
shaw, Leroy Eldred, Charlie Jackson,
! Leland Paramore, Clarence Olsen,
Elmer Forbes, George Collins. Attic
| HARDWOOD, John Lesser. Earl Frantz,
| Arthur Gabriel, Carl Hunt, Harry Cur
tbs, Clarence Williams. Gee Stevenson
anu Roy Higgs.
| Yesterday afternoon committees
from five of the North side churches
met in the lower room of the Baptist
church and elected n secretary and
chairman to be on the executive COM
| mittee to represent this district and
make arrangement for the Chapman
| meeting to be held here this fall. The
members of the executive committee
( will meet this evening at the z NJ.
c. A. rooms. The members from the
church, s who met yesterday were
Rev. J. s Glendenning- and Mr. Elmer
Olinger. Second Presbyterian; Rev.
James W. Reed and Mr.. Enoch Seger,
Kansas Avenue NJ. e. church: Rev. }.
Barrett and Mr.. c. c. Nicholson, Bap-
fist; Mr. George Graves, Congrega-
tiOnal and Rev. F. H. Bentley, Chris
tan. This committee elected Mr.. L.
c. Nicholson chairman and MI Enoch
Seger secretary for this district.
The annual memorial services of all
the knights Of Pythias lodges in the
city We're held yesterday afternoon 81
the Baptist church. All of the K. OF
P. lodges in the city assisted by the uni
form rank and the Rathbone Sisters
took part in the exercises. A parade
headed by the K. of P. band formed al
Sixth and Quincy street and marched
to the church. Rev. w. NJ. CleaVeland
pastor of the Third Presbyterian church
gave the sermon for the day. Rev MT
4 Cleaveland took his text from the 18th
verse of the 18th chapter of St. PauI
epistle to the Corinthians: And now
abideth- Faith Hope, Love, these three;
bIlt the greatest of these is Love" The
sermon was strong and forceful ana
was listened to attentively by the large
4 congregation. The music which was IN
usually fine was greatly appreciated by
the KNIGHTS. 1t was furnished by the
BAPTIST choir under the leadership OF
Mr. W. n. VanNess. The anthems sung
were. s'Oh Praise the Lord and .On
Save Me- Oh Cod The services eles-