The Topeka state journal., 1906-06-02
NORTH TOPEKA.

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ball Printing Co. e12 N Kansas ave-1
Petro & Woodford prescription drug
gists.
Two young ladies wanted at Mrs.
Todd's Millinery Parlors, 915 North
Kansas avenue
The Shawnee County Horticultural
society Will meet Thursday, June
at the Freeman Sardou place.
Mr.. and Mrs Milford, of Granville,
were entertained at dinner last We'd
nesday by Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nolt-
ing of Fairview.
Mr.. Gideon Ready, of 91s North Tyler
street, win celebrate his ninety second
All friends invited.
Mr. and Mrs Q. D. Skinner left
Thursday for Belvue, Kansas, where
they will join their son, Mr.. Walter
Skinner on a ranch
Mrs. G. 3. Camp and son, Bert. of
1914 Van Buren street teIt IhuTSu5y .lli15 az
for Lincoln, Neb-, where they will be
the guests for some time OF MRS
Camps parents.
At the Church of the Good Shepherd
tomorrow there will be Sunday school
at 10 O'Clock. Morning prayer with ad-
dress at II o'clock, Mr.. c. W. Nau, lay
reader in charge.
Miss Dolly Curtis and niece. Miss
Leona Curtis. viii arrive tomorrow
from Washington, D. c., Congressman
/ Curtis and the other members OF the
family will follow later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Haverty came
over from Atchtson last evening and
will be the guests until tomorrow of
/ Mrs HaVertv's parents, Mr. and Mrs
Ehrhart of 1924 Topeka avenue
Mrs. ]. H Gabriel, who has been Wis
iting her parents at Arkansas CITY,
and is en- route to her home at Onaga,
! is spending a short time in Topeka the
guest of her brother-in-laW, Mr.. d. I.
/ Gabriel and family.
7. Knote Withers will go to An
thony, Kansas Sunday evening to visit
his father, J. K. Withers. Rock Island
station agent at that place and to at
4 tend the alumni banquet of the An
/ thony high school to be held Monday
evening.
Second Presbyterian church. cornor
| of jackson and Gordon streets J. s.
i Glendenning. pastor, Sunday school at
I9:45 am; prea aching at II am. and s
/ D. m: Christian EndeavOr at GAS p
| M Subject for the morning, 'The
/ Household of Christ, IN the evening,
! christian Manhood
Miss Gertrude Howard, daughter of
/ Mr. and Mrs. W. NJ. Howard OF 1901
Van Buren street and Mr. George Ell
/ liott, were married Thursday evening,
/ May 31st by Rev. Mr. Mallory. pastor
4 Of the Third Christian church The
wedding was sclemnized at the parson-
age. Mr. and Mrs. Elliott went imme-
diately at housekeeping at 80 Quincy
street south.
At the Church of the Good Shepherd
Friday afternoon the rite of baptism
was administered by Bishop F. r.
Millspaugh to the little grandson of
Mrs. Fred Doane who was given the
name of Frederick Tracy and to the
three youngest children Of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Geo. Harries who received the names
of Charles Sumner, Lester Marvin and
4 Mary Katharine
The graduating class of the Quincy
| school composed of Misses Isabella
Hodge. Esther Bolles. Lillian Bean,
Lola Savage. Iva Kirk, Leona Kirk,
4 Grace Miller Minnie 1fiddaugh and
/ George Anderson, Frank Harris and
Arthur Opperman enjoyed a picnic yes
| terday afternoon on the Washburn
campus and later attended the gradu-
ating exercises of the Topeka high
school at the Auditorium.
North Topeka Baptist church. Wal
ter E. Tanner. pastor. Sunday school
at $50 a. m; preaching at II a. M
and s D. m Morning subject, 1.-THE
Awakening" evening subject. 'Confes-
SION: Junior B. 7. p. L. at D. m.
intermediate at 7 and Senior at D
m Beginning Sunday, June 3rd, the
/ church building viii be cooled by cleo
4 trio fans. No one need stay at home
on account of the warm weather.
John Herbage, aged 50 years. died
/ last evening at seven o'clock at his
home IN Oakland. He was one of the