The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-02-16
NORTH TOPEKA.

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c. J. Cussick was in town today from
Menoken.
S. ". Rice was in town today from
Silver Lake
T. B. Pitcher was in town today from
Indian creek.
Mrs. s.. o. Marshall, of EImont, was in
North Topeka today shopping.
Mrs Oscar Cash is in Kansas City
4 visiting friends and relatives for a short
time. s2
Mrs. J. B. cain, who has been i'll at
her home on Central avenue, is much
improved.
Guy Miller has returned from Atchi-
son where he went to take the phar-
maceutical examination.
Mr.. S. S. Myers and daughter, Miss
Jessie Myers, will go TO Rossville this
evening. They will return tomorrow.
Notice-AH members of Amity lodge
No. 231 K. of P, will please meet at hall
Saturday, Feb. II, at $3.50 q. m, to at
tend funeral OF Brother Givens at Grant
Vile. VIM. SHOREY. c. c.
M. John B. Clark and Miss Amy
lott, both of Wabaunsee county, were
married in Topeka last week Mr. and
Mrs. Clark Will go to housekeeping the
first of the month on the c. w. Lukens'
! farm in Wabaunsee county.
Yesterday number of the members
Of the North Topeka Baptist church who
live in Oakland met at the home Of Mrs.
Doyle and organized a woman's mis-
sionary society. Mrs. Doyle was elected
president, Mrs. Smith secretary and
Mrs. John Carter treasurer.
An interesting programme has been
prepared to be given this evening at the
Missionary Tea which the Woman
Foreign Missionary society of the Kan
sas Avenue NJ. 2. church will hold at
the home Of Mrs. Lillian Bryan 127
| West Gordon street. The men and wo-
men and the young people of the church
are cordially invited to be present.
The interest in the meetings held this
week at the Baptist church continues to
increase. Last evening Rev. Mr.. o. G.
/ Brown, of Emporia, preached a strong
sermon on Sin" taking for hts text
/ He Looked, He Coveted and He Took -
/ Rev. MT. Brown is convincing speaker
and at last evenings meeting he had
/ the entire attention Of his large congre-
/ cation.
The W. T. K. club will meet next
/ Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
A. NJ. Cross, s1e Jackson street. The
! programme for this time viii consist of
/ five minute papers on George Washing
1 ton. Mrs. R. s. Plummer will tell Of
I his boyhood, Mrs. F, G. Bowen of him as
a statesman. Mrs. Frank Luce Of him as
/ a soldier, Mrs. Matthews of his do
nestle life and Mrs. A. M. Cross will
speak of his mother. Roll call win be
| answered with items about Washing
ton.
Mr.. c. L. Smith has resigned his posi-
/ ton as superintendent Of Rochester
/ cemetery and Mr.. Clarence P. Scott of
/ Kansas City has been elected to the
/ position. Mr. Smith was a very efficient
/ superintendent and resigns to be able
/ to look after his farm. He VIII here
/ after devote his time to market gardening
/ and chicken raising. Mr.. Scott who
J succeeds Mr.. Smith needs n O introduction
to the people of North Topeka or Rach-
( ester. For a number of years he held
this same position, leaving it to take a
/ position IN the railway mail service
! Mr. Smith viii continue to look after
the work for the present until Mr.. Scott
can make arrangements to move his
/ family here from Kansas City. They
l ester hill. Mrs. Scott was formerly
Miss Campdoras Of Rochester. and both
she and her husband. win be welcomed
/ back by their many friends.