The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-12-17

their automobile and were the guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Cutbirth. Mrs.
o. c. Neiswender, who went to Silver
Lake Saturday to spend Sunday visit
birth, returned to Topeka with the Pc
tros' family.
Clarence Scott, superintendent of
Rochester cemetery who went to Kan
sas City Saturday afternoon to have the
mad stone applied to the wounds he re-
ceived when bitten by a dog Friday
morning, has notified his family that
the mad stone refused to adhere to the
there are of the opinion that the dog
was not suffering from rabies as some
feared at the time.
Last evening the crowd at the Baptist
, church was as large as any in the his
tory of the church. many persons being
unable to gain admittance to the build
Ing Mrs. Booker spoke in her usual
forceful and convincing style and made
deep impression on her hearers She
will speak this evening al the church
and close her engagement tomorrow
evening. These last two sermons viii
be devoted to the Christian, telling him
how to live. Many conversions have
BEN made during the past two weeks
that Mrs. Booker has been here and.
much interest has been taken in the
meeting by many who were not church
membe
The funeral of Mrs. Mary F. Warner,
4 WHO Ql0Q 4nu1SQaX evening at the nome
/ Of her daughter, Mrs. S. Z. Kinsinger,
| SIS Jackson street was held Sunday
morning at 10 o'clock from the Kin
singer home. Rev. J. T. Pearson. pas
tor of the Congregational church and
an old friend Of the family, had charge
Of the services and preached a short
sermon. A quartette composed of Miss
| Grace Lec1ie Page Mr. and Mrs. John
Pratt and Mr.. Charles C. Berry with
Miss Eupheraia Page at the piano. sang
abide With Me-. and sleep in Jesus. .
The burial was in Rochester cemetery
and the pallbearers were W. H. Rut-
/ ter, Samuel Haynes. J. J. Schenck, A.
Albright, c. F. Bridge and W. h
Thomas.
Myers Bradley-Only the families Of
| the young people few relatives and
very intimate friends witnessed the
marriage of Miss Jessie a. Myers to Mr.
| Albert B. Bradley, which took place at
! the home of the brides parents. Mr.. and
Mrs S. S. Myers 1205 Western avenue,
Saturday evening, December fifteenth
| at eight o'clock The ceremony was
| performed by Rev. J. w. Reed pastor of
! the Kansas avenue NJ f church and
| there were no attendants. The bride
wore becoming gown of green broad
cloth with cream net waist. The dec
] orations throughout the house were IN
! keeping with the Christmas season and
were holly, Christmas greens and cut
1 flowers. of these red chrysanthemums
1 predOminated. In the parlOr the holly
1 was used profusely- In one corner of
| the room an alcove was made with it
and before this bower of greenery re-
leved with the bright red berries the
young people stood during the cere-
mony. In the dining room were large
| bowls OF the red carnations Mr. and
! Mrs. left today for Atchison where after
a short visit to their cousins Mr. and
| Mrs Thomas Haverty they will go to
St. Joseph where they will spend several
days. Mr.. Bradley IS manager Of the
J. Thomas lumber yard a Rock Creek
and upon their return from their we'd
ring trip they will go to housekeeping
there, where Mr. Bradley already has
home awaiting his bride and where they
! will be at home to their friends after
January first Numerous handsome
presents were received by them.