The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-15

! ing from home for a week or ten days.
K The family say that the dog was never
4 vicious but was always kind and gen
/ tie to all
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Sash of 1881
/ Central avenue are the parents of a
boy, born December 6.
North Topeka Baptist church. Har-
rison and Laurent streets. Walter E.
Tanner. pastor. Sunday school at s:So
a. m. Morning worship at IL o'clock
Evange1istic service at 1880 p m with
sermon by Evangelist Edith Hill Book
er on what Is He'll" Intermediate
B. Y. P. U. at 6:15 p. M and senior
at the same hour. At p. M a large
general mass meeting will be held at
which time Mrs. Booker will recite the
Birth of Christ from Ben Hur- At
this meeting the doors will open at
$3.50 O'Clock and close at o'clock.
Mrs. Edith Hill Booker. who is con-
Quoting the special services at the Bap-
tsit church. IS now the guest Of Mrs
E. B. Robinson of S29 Jackson street
Good farms for sale cheap, close to
city. by c. J. Nauman, r. r. s.
A modern room for rent at 500
jackson street.
Have you seen the prices at Coe Bros;
Art store, 1872 Kansas avenue2 16x2O
frames in black or gilt at SO cents, IN
Guiding glass.
DR.. J. w. Taylor, of Maple Hill. was
the guest yesterday of s. S Walkley
and family.
Master Dudley Pratt went to Ross
Vile last evening to spend Sunday with
his parents, Dr. and Mrs II r Rratt
Clifford Nystrom IS up from the uni
versity at Lawrence to spend Sunday
FulIer's Twentieth Century liniment
Pratt Bros
It has been Incorrectly. announced
that a meeting would be held at the
fire station Monday evening TO olseuss
10 the Santa Fe bridge. This meeting
will be held later in the week. the
exact date to be announced by Couh-
cilmen Simms and Jordan.
Mrs Charles Boast gave china
shower last evening at her home, ll23
Central avenue, in honor of Miss Ethel
Kearns Mrs. Boast was assisted by
her sister Miss Hazel Boast. One fea-
ture of the evenings entertainment was
the writing on dainty pieces of card
board by the young women present,
MY idea of an ideal husband" while
the men wrote, My idea of a good
Wife, The men had but one idea on
the subject and agreed that an ideal
wife must be one who could cook There
was more variety among the answers
given by the girls although the majori-
ty of them said their ideal was man
who would build the fires. while the
bride-eIect said that her idea in this
matter which she did not limit to the
ideal would be a husband who would
always hand her his check every month
Those present Were Miss kearns, MT
and Mrs ChaTl6S CannS. MISS CTOlOle
Lutes, Miss Agnes Allen, Miss Sadie
Withers, Miss Carrie Lease, Miss Pansy
Antrim, Miss Beatrice Antrim, Mr..
Charles Pearson, Mr.. Roy Boast, Mr.
Howard Green and Mr.. Don Wellman.
The Kings Daughters of the Method
ist church of Granville gave very
successful bazaar last evening at
KIeinhan's hall, Granville, from which
between $50 and $50 was realized. There
were a number Of booths in charge of
the different women of the church and
lunch was also served. The fancy work
booth which was most attractive was i
in charge of Mrs c.. T Shirley and /
Mrs. .Hamm. while the ice cream booth !
was presided over by Mr. Horning andI
Mrs. Massey. I'm the good things to {
eat BOOTH" Mrs. George F'risbie and +
Mrs. Reece were kept busy the entire I
evening. The candy booth was pop !
uIar place and here Miss Leah Shirley !
was IN charge At the fish pond Miss I
Ef1e Shirley presided and the fish /
caught here were unusual in size, shape