The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-20
NORTH TOPEKA.


Leave items for this column with Kim
ball Printing Co.. e12 n. Kansas avenue.J
Mr.. ]. E. Van Laeys and family will
move the first Of the week to SIS kan
sas avenue, the old 0. D. Skinner place.
Mr.. Van Laeys is with the Moffett
Furniture company.
Mrs. Neiswender of 1131 Van Buren,
street is reported as being somewhat
better.
Mrs. J. Ferguson is lying very low
at her home, 1109 Central avenue.
Mr.. ]. Hart and family viii move the
first, of the week from the South side to
1119 Central avenue. Mr.. Hart is in the
tailoring business.
At the Baptist church, the services
tomorrow will be Sunday school at $3.50
a. m; preaching at II a. m. and 8 p.
m; Junior B. z P. Z. at D. m; B.
/ 7. 2. q. at p. m.
Mrs. c. D. Lamme of Hiawatha, and
| Mrs w. H. Wood of Fillmore street, are
visiting their brother, R. L. Anderson
and family north of town.
Miss Lilly Graft of 1912 Polk street,
| Who is Just recovering from an attack
of appendicitis, is now confined to her
| home by an attack of sciatica.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Pratt and daugh-
| ter Gladys went to Rossville today to
spend Sunday visiting friends.
Jasper Moses, now principal of a
| school in Mexico, under the auspicous
/ of the Christian church, is spending a
j few days in Topeka visiting old friends
| Mr.. Moses is en- route to indianapolis,
| Ind, to spend his vacation with his par
ents-
/. Second Presbyterian church, corner
/ of Gordon and Jackson streets. Sun
4 day school at $50 a. m; morning Wor-
/ ship and sermon by the pastor at II a.
! m. In the evening, Rev. George Miller,
4 D. D., of Toledo, Iowa, will occupy the
i pulpit DR.. Miller has the reputation
| Of being one Of the most eloquent men
in attendance on the u. B. conference.
Mrs. J. Myers and little daughter,
Goldie, arrived last evening from Den
Y yer Col. and are the guests of Mrs
| Myers parents, Mr.. and Mrs H. L.
Saunders.
DR.. and Mrs. R. 7. Shaw of HoIton
visited Mr.. and Mrs. W. c. Steele this
week. DR.. Shaw came down to attend
the detists' convention.
The services tomorrow at the Church
of the Good Shepherd viii be Sunday
school at 10;15. Morning prayer with
II sermon at IL O'Clock. Evening prayer
and sermon at 8 o'clock. Canon DeLou
:. Burke priest in charge.
A postponed meeting Of the Argon-
auts was held Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Charles Curtis and the
following programme given: Lesson Or
japanese history, Miss Beverly, Mrs.
Curtis, and Miss Dallas. Toxic, Jap
an Miss AIinna Mccall; Army and
:, Navy Mr.. Nicholson; Imperial Uni
versity," Miss Owen; Education IN
Japan Miss Pence. The drill on the
! pronunciation of the Japanese words
was conducted by Mrs. Skinner. At this
meeting the following committees were
appointed: Programme, Miss Anna heI-
| ley, Miss Minna Mccall, and MI Z.
Stanley. principal of Quincy school.
Picnic and transportation, Mrs. Curtis,
! Mrs O. D. Skinner and Miss one
owen. Social, Miss Jessie Priddy, Miss
Laura Beverly, Miss Dallas, Miss Edna
-
Stanley and Mrs. c. G. Nicholson. The
u next meeting will be Tuesday evening at
the home of the Misses Kelley, 1924
Polk street.
on Wednesday afternoon the teachers
Of the new Quincy school entertained
: at q luncheon, their guests being those
: ladies who had assisted them with their
reception at the time of the opening OF
y this building. The luncheon was served
in the basement in the room which VIII
= be used as the manual training depart
ment. The table was attractiyeiy dec
2 Grated and the luncheon which was
cooked and served by the teachers was
e delicious. Those present were Prof. ano
s Mrs. E Stanley, Mrs. Charles Curtis
el Mrs. 0. D. Skinner, Mrs. c. C. Nichol-
n SON Mrs W. n. Va Ness, Mrs. L. A
It Ryder, Mrs. NJ. c. Holman.
Il On Wednesday evening Misses Olga
el and Villa NJ. Battles gave very en-
IS joyable May party. Refreshments wer'
/ served in a nearby grove which wal
lighted with many japanese lanterns
o Those present were Mrs Clarke Mrs
l. Battles. Misses Nellie Crazy, Edna Har
d rold. Lucy Eberly Grace Harold, Stella
81 crazy, Eda Carter, Messrs. Howarl
If Harris, Frank Harold, Fred Spencer
leI Roy Eyers, jim Ward, Ben Bonewitz
d plumb Cover, jim Bushby, Charlie
e Bashy, Ohio Battles and Mr.. Paisley.
s. The members of Blue corps No.
is gave Mrs. Dan Fraser a very Ineasan
surprise at the home of her parents
20 Mr. and Mrs. Allen, 23S Holman stree
O. Friday. Dinner was served on tn
ID lawn. Those present were: Mrs NJ. F
Mitchell Mrs Ogden, Mrs. Gordiniel
ID Mrs. Brill, Mrs. Kimes, Mrs. Penne!
Mrs Green, Mrs. Guffy. Mrs. Ketchuu