The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-06
NORTH TOPEKA.
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E. Compton was in town today from
Granville.
Frank Petro left today Tor New
York on business trip.
Marshalls band will give concert
this evening at Garfield park.
Lester Oieson returned yesterday
from Denver, Col, where he spent the
past month.
The Thompson ten cent store moved
yesterday to the Colvin building on
the avenue.
Frank Hedrick and family have
moved from 1914 Madison street to
Alma, Kansas.
Mrs. Fayes of 9O1 Kansas avenue
has returned from short visit to
Willard friends.
The Indian Creek Grange will hold a
two days, fair october End and 3rd At
the ]. NJ. Pollum home.
The Joshua Browning family, who
have lately moved into their new home
at Pleasant Hill, had house warming
today
The B. Y. P. U. will give a free
watermelon spread at the home of Miss
Kate Hall, 500 Quincy street. Friday
evening.
The rooms in the Haywood building
over the Shawnee bank are being
finished and will be occupied by a real
estate and insurance company.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Blanchard and
Larned and Hutchinson today. They
will return the first Of the week.
Mrs. David Roller will leave this
evening for Delavan, Ill, to be with
her sister, Mrs. Zoe NIabrey, who is to
have surgical operation performed
on September 10th.
Mrs. Walter Shook and sons, Gilman
and Ralph, of 1915 Quincy street will
return Friday from Atchison where
they have been the guests of relatives
for the past week.
| The young people of the Kansas
Avenue NJ. f. church Sunday school
had their annual picnic yesterday ut
/ Garfield park. The outing extended
/ into the evening, many going out for
supper.
Miss Laura Beverly of 1904 Monroe
street VIII return Friday from Solomon
City where she has been visiting her
aunt the past week. Miss Beverly spent
1 the month of August UP north, visiting
Toronto and other Canadian points Of
interest.
The members of the Congrega tional
! church enjoyed their annual outing last
1 evening at the F. p Rude home three
i miles northwest of town. The young
people made the trip on hay racks sent
i IN by Mr.. Rude, while the Older members
drove out in other conveyances.
Miss Zula Merriam arrived yesterday
/ from Cheyenne, Wyo-, and will be the
guest until tomorrow of her brother
and sister. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Mer-
/ riam when she will leave for Cham
paign, Ill, to enter the University of
/ Illinois Mr.. and Mrs. Merriam have
been the guests for the past few weeks
4 of Mrs. Merriams mother, Mrs. G. L.
| Mason of 1915 Clay street south.
Misses Clara and Grace Morgan of
| San Francisco, Gala, who stopped off
in North Topeka to visit Mrs NJ F.
Green and Mrs. F. E. Bayse and south
| side friends, left yesterday for Kansas
| City for a weeks visit to their brother.
Miss Clara Morgan will return to San
| francisco IN q week but Miss Grace
Morgan will go to, Waterloo Iowa, TO
| visit another brother.
a big Baptist rally will be held at
Garfield park next Sunday. This rally
| was planned by the Month Topeka
church and the others invited to join.
The programme viii be as follows:
/ Sunday school $50; morning service at
II o'clock with sermon by Dr. p w.
/ Crannell, president of Kansas City theo-
logical seminary; u to dinner hour;
2 p. m. Sunday school conference with
address on Sunday school work by J. D.
] Sprlngston, state Sunday school secre-
| tarys p. m. young peoples rally fol-
| lowed by an address by S. E. Price, D.
| D., president of Ottawa university. This
| first out of door meeting is hoped to be
the forerunner of others. OF course it
is too late in the season to make any
! definite plans for this year but the mat
ter will be taken up early next spring.
| There Is now talk of having some kind
| of a Chautauqua meeting at the park
| next summer. Even If this idea is not
| carried through there is talk of having
union evening service of all the North
| heated term.