The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-15
NORTH TOPEKA.

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". Andrews Of Rossviile was in
town today
VIM Newcomer was North side
visitor today from Kansas City
Rev Mr. Ford occupied the pulpit
Ct the Kansas Avenue NJ H. church
yesterday morning.
Mrs. j. L. Cutbirth and Mrs. NJ A.
autchinson were ia town today from
SILVER Lake shopping.
Ed Graft of the Silver Lake neigh
4orhood went to Fail River. kan. to-
gay TO look after business matters.
Master Dudley Pratt. who is. attend
ing school in Topeka, spent sunday
the guest of his parents at RossvilIe.
Mr.. Thomas Dyke, lay reader i'm
sharge of the Church of the Good
Shepherd, held services at Monmouth
yesterday morning.
Mrs. Charles Morse and little son
snd daughter arrived yesterday from
Chicago to visit Mr.. AIorse's parents.
ar. and Mrs. J. S. Morse of PA West
Gordon street.
John Gordinier. who has been visit
ing his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. C.
Gordinier of 521 Park street, left to-
cay for Arkansas where he is a mem
Der of q surveying corps.
Bertha, the ten-year-old daughter of
bir. and Mrs. VIM. Day of 121 Holman
street Holman's addition died early
this morning The funeral arrange
ments win be announced later.
Mrs. Smith of Spring Xiii. Kan, ar
rived Saturday from clay Center
kan, where she has been visiting her
brother, and will be the guest for a
week or two of her daughters Mrs.
George Hoyes Of Clay street south,
and Mrs. w. H. Rutlel of S28 Jackson
street
The remains of Mr.. VIM Yost ar
rived today at 12:45 over the Missouri
Pacific from his late home in Usage
county and were taken Immediately to
the Prairie Home church, where the
funeral was held al half past two
o'clock. Rev. Mr.. Barrett preached
F the sermon and the interment was in
the Prairie Home cemetery.
Rev. Walter e. Tanner. preached a
most excellent sermon last evening at
the Baptist church. He took for his
text ION the Road to Sodom.' His
remarks we're addressed almost entire
" TO the young people. The cOngre-
cation was large and was composed Of
many young people who listened at
tentivelY to the Rev. Mr. Tanners re-
marks.
Mrs. Florence E. Raub. formerly of
y orth topeka but now OF 115 West
Twelfth street. and Mr. W G. Conklin
OF sos Topeka avenue were quietly
married last evening al 8 o'clock at
the brides home by the Rev Mr..
Crooks. Mr.. and Mrs. COnklin came
TO North Topeka and have gone to
housekeeping in the grOom's home,
300 Topeka avenue
Evan Davis. an Old resident of
North Topeka. di6d or heart failure
yesterday morning at 10 o'clock at his
home. 1927 Central avenue He is
survived by his widow and an adopted
son who is at present located in
Panama where he is working The
funeral was held this afternoon at 2
o'clock from his late home and the
services were conducted by Rev. w. B.
Hutchinson, pastor of the Baptist
church at Lawrence but formerly of
the North Topeka Baptist church and
an old friend of the deceased. The
burial was i'm Rochester cemetery and
the services here We're in charge of I.
o. o. f. lodge No. 40.
Attorney General Hadley of Mis-
souri,. who is now quite prominent in
connection with the secret working
on the Standard Oil company aud who
was given a write up i'm SUNDAYS
journal is not only a KANSAS boy but
his wife. who was formerly Miss Agnes
Lee Of Kansas City was a niece of the
iale DR. j. N Lee form eriy of Topeka
whose death occurred several years
ago i'm Waukegan. Ill. where the fam
ily then lived. DR. Lee was the foun-
DER OF Bethany college and for several
years was rector of the Church of the
Good Shepherd i'm North Topeka.
Mr. G.. w. Angle, age SO years. one
of the old settlers of Shawnee county
died Saturday night at midnight at
his home, 322 West Gordon street He
was the stepfather of d. T. and c. l..
Gregg and the father of the late w
n. Angle, or as he was known to his
friends. Billy Angle. who was in the
drug business here at one time and
whose death occurred. ih9 October of
1886. He was also the father of Mrs
e. NJ. Gardiner of Chicago and of
Charles A. Angle. The funeral, which
was private. only the members of the
family and close friends being pres
ent, was held this afternoon at
O'Clock from the house and the burial
was IN the Topeka cemetery.
Mr.. w. e. Scotch has purchased
the business of C. c. Nicholson and
the transfer is being made. Mr.. Scot
ten is an excellent farmer and his
family lis wen known and a highly re-
spected one of Menoken township.
They viii be a valuable addition to
North Hopelza- Mr.. Nicholson will
remain i'm the business and the bust
ness viii move on in the same old way.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry J.. Coleman and
children, Dee and Ruby. of North
Dakota, who have been visiting rela-
uves and friends for the past week i'm
Topeka and near MenOken. left this
morning. Mr. Coleman going to Olathe
70 visit sister and Mrs. Coleman and
children to TIDAL to visit relatives.