The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-09-08
the University which opens for the

the University which opens for the
fall term Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. John Anderson went
to Kansas City this afternoon to spend |
Sunday the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Wood.
Mrs. J. B. Belts will return today
from Marion, Kan, where she has
been spending a short time visiting
Mr. Belts who is there looking after
some of his contracts.
Mr.. James Allen and sister. Miss
Agnes Allen of 925 Topeka avenue,
returned yesterday from Scotland,
where they spent the past three
months visiting relatives.
Miss Ethel Neiswender of Silver
Lake was a North side visitor today.
Rev. Bentley of the Central Ave
nue. Christian church has returned
from his vacation and will preach to-
morrow at the usual hours.
The services tomorrow at the
Church of the Good Shepherd will be
Sunday school at 10 o'clock. Morn
ing prayer, with address at II o'clock.
Mr.. c. w. Nau, lay reader in charge
Miss Hattie Mcpherson arrived
from ST. Marys yesterday and will be
the guest for a short time Of Mr.. and
Mrs ". z. Scotton OF 1913 Van BIZ
rem street. Miss Mcpherson will
teach the school this winter at dis
trict 81 which commences next week.
Buy your school books at BARS.
Miss Eme Albright gave a picnic at
Vinewood last evening for a number of
her young girl friends Mrs. Ira Will
hams and Mrs Cas- Matthews chap
eroned the young people, who were
Misses Fanny jerks, Jettie MussOn,
Bessie Smith, Clara Matth ews, Edna
| Atwood. Gertrude Atwood, Madge
Bailor. Helen Matthews, Efiie Albright
and Cassie Matthews
The Baptist rally to be held tomor-
TOW at Garfield park promises to be
+ great success. In addition to the
/ speak ers already mentioned. DR.. Gran
nen of Kansas City, Dr.. Price, presi-
dent of the Ottawa university, and J.
+ d Sprin gston. state agent for the sun
4 day school, there VIII be an address at
/ . O'Clock in the afternoon by Miss
F4iIda 8Telby, a Swedish missionary,
who for the past twelve years has been
| doing missionary work among the
emigrznts at Ellis Island. New York.
/ Many who attend this rally will make
an all dav AFFAIR OF it. taking their din
| ners and suppers to the park with
them The programme for tomorrow
viii be, Sunday school at $3.50; morn
I ing service at II O'Clock with sermon
by Dr. Cranneil; u to dinner hour;
p m address by Miss Hilda Melby;
! Miss Melby is said by those who have
/ heard her to be a most Interesting
speaker $3.50 p m sunday school con
/ sion. state Sunday school secretary
D m. Young Peoples rally followed
BY an address by Dr. S Z. Price or
/ Ottawa The music for all the services
VIII be excellent and viii be furnished
/ by the choirs of the First church, the
North Topeka church and the Swedish
church
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druggists
Rev. Walter E. Tanner, Mr.. c. G.
Nicholson. Mr.. w. A. Forbes and Mrs
Charles Curtis have returned from
Dover where they attended the f1ftieth
annual meeting and semicentenntat
celebration of the Kansas River Bap-
/ fist association This meeting was one
of the best ever held by the association.
AIarge tent which held 400 had been
provided by the committee in charge
and in this place the services were
held Three special sermons were
given, one by Rev ]. M. Whitehead OF
Topeka on sHThe Value of Soul one
by Rev. W. 3. Hutchinson of Lawrence
on Touching of Soul to Soul and one
by Rev. Herbert D. Cross of Silver
Lake on Great Love of God for Man
The association had the pleasure last
evening of hearing Miss Hilda Melby
the Swedish missionary of Ellis Island
who gave a most entertaining talk Of
her work among the emigrants at this
island She told of the dangers that
surrounded these people, how they
were met by the runners of the various
drinking houses and enticed away
To the press of the United states Miss
Melby said she owed SO much, as by
exposing these evils the attention OF
the president was brought to these
facts and new commissioners appoint
ed. Miss Melby was late in reaching
the association and it was nearly Il
O'Clock when she came. In spite o.
the hour all present insisted on having
a talk by her. Her remarks were full
Of interest and she held the attention
of her listeners to the end.
Rev. w. B. Hutchinson accompanied
W. A. Forbes home from Dover las
night and was his guest until thi
morning when he left for his home Il
Lawrence.
Harold Forbes, who has been visiting
his uncle, z. b. Forbes of Washing
ton. D. c.. and relatives at Mansfield
Ohio, will return home Tuesday
The people of the North side whit
are trying to keep up their homes ar
complaining bitterly about some PEG
pie who disregard the law and ar
letting their chickens run at large, ant
the half grown chickens are as bad a
the old ones. There VIII be some ar
rests made if they do not dam thei
ri