The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-11-10

h1HDaH FrintlnB Co.. ~ EorLn
Kansas avenue.
Miss Leila Retter of Kiro is the
guest of the r. l.. Anderson family at
415 Park street.
Mrs. D. T. Gabriel and sons, Ralph
Thomas and Willard Russell. went to
Denison, Kan, Yesterday to visit rela-
tives.
Miss Edith stevenson. b%ookkeeper
at the Arnold Drug company, went to
Maple Hill yesterday for a short visit.
Miss Jessie Myers went to Maple Hill
last evening to play for some enter
tainment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Judkins have
gone To Lawrence and will make their
home on a farm near that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. r. Robinson. who
since they came up here from OHvett
have been at the home of MI ana MRS
c.. Kaser, 90 Harrison street, have
gone to housekeeping at 14l4 west
street.
Mr.. H. C. Mckinley will be home to-
morrow from Fort Scott for a visit OF
several weeks to his family Mr. Nc
Kinley is now engaged in evangelistic
work for the Holiness church.
H. NJ. Cline will spend Sunday in
Kansas City.
At the Church of the Good Shepherd
tomorrow the services will be Sunday
SCHOOl al IL . CItChS AAA5 49,
with address at Il O'Clock; evening
prayer and address at s O'CLOCK IN
the morning Mrs. John r. Robinson.
who spoke last Sunday evening, VIII
give an address and Miss May Grinlths
of Maple Hill will sing a SOLO
Mr.. John Swartz, who has been liv-
ing on a farm near Granville but has
recently sold out. has gone TO EVeretY
to make his homes s s
Ensign Omann who has spoken to the.
zZa.+ eide gAft
larger churches OF tne south slus-msn
occupy the pulpit or The Ind PresbyIer-
ian hur tomorrow, at II a. m. Inc
sunday school will convene at $3.50 a M
The C. E at6:34spts M There Mil be
Luo preaching service at night as theapas-
| tor mas been called outTo Of own on bus
mess connected with the presbytery-s
Mrs. S. w. Rice and daughter OF.
Silver Lake were North side visitors
today.
Mrs. H. A. Fowler was in town today
from Silver Lake
Mort Hutchinson was in town today
from Kiro.
Frank Purney was in town, today
from Silver Lake.
The leaves in the Gordon woods west
of town have been burning Tor seVerat
davs but have not as yet damaged me
woods. It is thought that the fire will
burn itself out before any harm Is done
Rev. Mr.. J. Barrett will occupy the
mint tomorrow at II o'clock and IN
the evening at 1880 O'Clock in the
GaliIee Baptist church, Oakland
Miss Maud Kellar has resigned her
position in Wellman and gone to Stuart.
Iowa. to take charge of a millinery
store.
Misses Jennie and Alice Chapman
entertained a number of their friends
last evening at their home. S24 Van
Buren, street Their guests were MISSES
leila Morns, Lena Jackson, Nancy
Crax, Messrs. Lester Olson, George
Tao;,av- George Morns. Clarence Stew
art and Clarence Olson.
can 1924 Ind. phone for pump re-
pairs and gas fittings.
For rent, cottage 9S1 Madison street
Use Petro & Woodford's Spruce and
Pine.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. R. Policy will move
the first of the week from 1926 Harrison
street to 1905 Harrison street.
Mr.. Fitzgerald of Valencia has bought
fthe Frank Lockhart place at 1913 quincy
street and will move his family mere.
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Kimes and fam
fv have moved from 1206 Kansas avenue
to 1126 Central avenue.
Mrs. W. A. Carr of Junction City IS
spending a short time in town visiting
her sister, Miss Mabel Kin
z. c. Arnold, president of the Arnold
Drug Co. has bought the building at 523
Jackson street south, from b r. Fanksy'
! Mr.. Arnold bought the building as an
| investment. although 1t Is pfCDaDte ILdt
the wholesale department of the bust
ness may at some time be moved into
this place as the Wholesale business mas
about cutgroWn it's present quarters. MI.
Arnold expects to d another quarter
Ito this building. In speaking Of his new
purchase this morning Mr.. Arnold said:
Il had a good opportunity to buy this
place and as it is good property to own
did so. I always expect howeve TO nave
an Arnold drug store IN North topeka
for years"
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kinian and fam
lily will move into town Monday ana VIII
occupy the former J. F. Buck home at
1925 jackson street.
Mr.. Bennett Judkins who recently
moved into town from the Lesser farm
will open up a feed yard at 1O12 kansas
avenue next week.
Rev. J. S. Glendenning. moderator Of
the presbytery. went to Lawrence today
where he will declare the pulpit OF the
Presbyterian church there vacant. Rev
Mr.. Banker who has been pastor there
for years has been compelled to take a
lrest on account Of i'll health. He is at
present in the Territory
Don't fuss with the gas mpa
about high priced gas. but buy Fouchts
gas stoves and get him to me DO
your gas fitting and you viii save
money.
Shaw Declares Himself
Washington, Nov. 10--Secretary Shaw
today authorized the statement that he