The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-06


Gordon street. has returned from
visit OF several days to Kansas City Z
friends.
Misses susie and Rose Firner Of
1928 Central avnue viii go to Kansas
City Sunday to visit Miss Annie
Clifford Nystroaa came up from
Lawrence where he is attending the 1
university to spend Sunday visiting mis-
parents.
Tomorrow will be rally day at the
East Indianola Sunday school and Rev.
Walter f. Tanner Of the Baptist church
viii give a talk
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson and
Miss Jessie Myers will go to Meriden
this evening and be the guests over
Sunday of Miss Myers sister. Mrs. Wal.
lace Taggart.
Mr. and. Mrs. Leopold Kraus, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Kraus, Misses Antonio ana
Therese Kraus, Miss Edith States ana
Mr.. Harry States of Topeka VIII 60 to
Elmont tomorrow and be the guests
for the day of Mrs. +. 5. Eiederling.
Mrs, Louise Allen of 907 Harrison
street went TO ROssville this morning
for a short visit to her brother. Joseph
Hopkins. While her mother is out Of
town Miss Gertrude Allen will be at
the home of her sister, Mrs. J. D. Pratt,
1919 Central avenue.
Misses Iibbie and Lucy Evans of
1923 Jackson street returned last even
ing from Versailles Mo where they
have been for a number of weeks. The
trip to Missouri was made for the
benefit of Miss Lucy Evans health
which is much improved.
The services at the Second Presby-
terrain church tomorrow will be as fol-
lows: Sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Re-
ceptiOn of new members and admins
tration of the Lords supper at II a m
Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m, fol-
lowed by a brief talk by the pastor.
The old bulletin boards on lots 91S
Kansas avenue have been taken down
and next week MI. Charles Armstrong
viii begin the building Of new black
smith shop on this site. Mr. Armstrong
expects to push this work as rapidly as
possible and have his new place OF
business ready for occupa ncy in a short
time
The board OF directors OF the North
Topeka drainage district met today at
the Shawnee bank and adopted the
plans for flood protection drafted by
John P. Rodgers. the county surveyor.
A special election viii be held TO vote
bonds to cover the expense OF the
necessary work to be done in accord
ance with these plans.
There came near being a miniature
race war at the Quincy school yard
yesterday afternoon when a white boy
and a colored boy came to blows over
some matter. They fought hard ana
fast, stopping at intervals to rest until
in one Of these periods the principal,
E. F. Stanley, heard OF the disturbance
and parted the belligerent youths.
G. G. stephens and wife of 127 Hol-
man street have returned from ssthree
months visit TO Pennsylvania. They
were in the Allegheny mountains most
of the time visiting relatives and
friends. Pennsylvania IS Mr.. stephens
native state and this was his first visit
to his old home in twenty-one years.
lie says Kansas is the best place yet
4 he n7rrnF49 tn continue tn live here.
The services tomorrow at the Church
of the Good Shepherd will be Sunday
school at 10 O'Clock. Morning prayer
with address at II o'clock and evening
prayer and address at o'clock This
viii be the first evening service held
since last spring and there win be
special music at this service. Within
the past week a handsome new dorsal
has been added to the church furniture.
This dorsal IS Of rich brocaded red silk
with trimmings Of Persian bands and
fgreatIy enhance the beauty Of the
chancel and also brings the altar cross
into more prominence. The church
viii this winter be heated with gas ana
two stoves VIII be used for this pur-
pose. The old stove at the rear Of the
church has been piped for gas and
new gas stove has been placed near the
vestry door. Mr. G. W. Nau is lay
reader in charge
Miss Nellie Dolman entertained IN
l formally this afternoon at her nome,
/ 122 West Gordon street in honor OF
1 Miss Eleanor Lukens who leave the
first Of the week for Fairfax, Ok, -
spend the winter at the home Of her
\ uncle. Invitations were extended to
/ Miss LukefIs, Miss Ethel Kingley,
Miss Hattie Embree, Miss Grace Cock
relI, Miss Hila Wood. Miss Helen
/ Cockrell Miss Mabel Skinner. Miss
Helen Haynes. Miss Hazel Haynes,
Miss Grace Page, Miss Euphenia Page
I Miss Maud Markham, Miss Jennie Ar
mold. Miss Helen Houghey, Miss Ma
I bel Renwfck Miss Bessie Renwick,
Miss Sadie Baird, Miss Daisy Monroe,
/ Miss LencTe Monroe. Miss Celia smith,
I Miss Margaret Jetmore, Miss WI
! helmina Marburg. Miss Grace Bolles,
Miss Ella Cowgirl, Miss Gertrude
| HAYNES. Miss Laura Haynes, Miss Ber-
! tina Rightmire Miss Mildred Pestana
and Miss Irene Afea1 Miss Dolmen
I was assisted IN entertaining her guests
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