The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-27

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Petro & woodford. prescription
n. A. Hutchinson was in town today
from Kiro
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. D. Depuy have gone
to Iowa to spend the winter.
The o. r. c. club met last evening
al the home of Miss Isabelle Hodge,
1912 Madison street
The Y. C. c. girls met this after
noon at the home of Ethel and Adelia
Fernstrom, S32 Jackson street
Mr. and Mrs. Mix Of Tecumseh we're
the guests this week of Mrs Aix's sis
ter. Mrs. Louise Allen Of 907 Harrison
streer.
L. G. Boyce left yesterday for Mans
field, Ohio, to attend to the settling up
Of his fathers estate of which he is
the administrator.
Preaching at the Galilee Baptist
church by Rev. J. Barrett at II a. m.
and 1890 D. m. Take Oakland car TO
Pennsylvania avenue
The sabbath school Of the Congre-
gational church will hold a Harvest
Home festival tomorrow evening IN the
church at 1880 o'clock
G. /. Dolman and Misses Nellie Dol
man and Katharine Dolman went to
Lawrence today to attend the Is -
Colorado football game.
Mrs. c. /. Frisbie has returned from
Ames Iowa, where she has Deen Ior
the past two weeks at the home OF her
daughter who has been Ill.
The contract has been let to pipe
Rarrett's hall. 1000 and 10002 Kansas
avenue. with gas for heating purposes
The work will be commenced next
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Taylor Of Tulsa,
Okla, are the parents OF daugnter'
bern Wednesday, october "a MRS.
Favinr was formerly Miss Grace NC
K3nley of North Topeka.
Messrs. David Bowie and David Page
will leave next week for Duluth. MINI,
and from there take beat for the
northern woods Of Minnesota where
they will spend several weeks hunting
deer.
Rev. H. H Fowler, who has been
snendine several days in Topeka at
tending the Sunday school union WplSn
was in session at the First M. p
church, win return to his nome IN
Hoyt today
tomorrow there viii be Sunday school
at 10 o'clock Morning prayer with
address at II O'Clock, evening prayer
and address at s o'clock. Mr. Z. W.
Nau, lay. reader in charge.
The Democratic meeting last even
ing at Lukens' opera house was not
largely alJeHQEt- 11AI4 C-@~- - -
made by Mr. Farrelly of Chanute' can
didate for lieutenant governor ana MI.
xVehb of Atchfson. candidate for con-
gress from this district.
At the Congregational church to-
the services will be Sunday
school at 10 a. m. Preaching At II
o clock by Rev L. c. Markham. Junior
G. E. at 3 D. m. and senior G. E. at
$50 Harvest Home Festival at 1870
o'clock with special music and respon-
sive program.
DR.. M. E. Bryan and c. S. Gillispie
enjoyed a coon hunt through the
woods north and west of town last
night They didn't have the least pos
sib1e chance of catching any 'coons,
but still they had a fine time and so
did the coon, much better than if they
had caught him.
There will be a free entertainment at
Iukens, opera house Tuesday evening,
given by the W. NJ of A. at which time
Horace Huron, the musical fun maker
of the Modern Woodmen of America.
will be present. The admission will be
by ticket and these tickets can be pro-
cured from the members Of the order.
Second Presbyterian church. corner
of Jackson and Gordon streets, J. S.
pastor. Sunday school at
$3.50 a. m. Preaching service at II a
m and Christian EsudeavOr at 6 80 p.
subject o. the morning QASCOulSCs
1.-The Supreme Purpose Of the Christian
Life" In the evening the pastor will
give a brief talk on the Christian En-
deavor theme
North Topeka Baptist church, corner
Of Harrison and Laurent streets Wal
ter z. Tanner. pastor Sunday school
at $40 a. m Preaching at II q. m.
and 1880 D. m. Morning subject. The
Irrefutable Word of Cod" Evening
subject, THE Call for Aggressive Con-
quest Interme diate B. Y. p. q. and
Senior B. Y. P. Z. at $50 p. m Spe-
cial music by the Van Ness choir.
The Farmers Institute which has
been in session Thursday evening and
ali day Friday at the Indian Creek
school house, closed last evening. The
morning and afternoon sessions yester-
dav were well attended while last
evening the school house was crowded.
The subject of last evenings talk was
OF unusual interest as it dealt with the
school question. Supt. John r. Carter
was present and gave q talk on the
'sCon soiidation and Improvement of
Rural Schools" His remarks were
practical and listened to with much in
terest Mr.. Carter is in favor of the
of two, three or four dis
triet into one, building a good school
house and including IN the schol
course the eight years Of the grammar
school with two years of the high
school work added. This would give
the country pupil a good start in his
in the country district there is nothing
country school unless he can be sent