The Topeka state journal., 1906-04-14
NORTH TOPEKA.

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ball Printing Co. 80 N. Kansas avel
Mrs. }. F. Herring of 927 Kansas ave
nue. has returned from Beaver county.
Okla. where she went over week ago
to look after business matters pertain
ing to quarter section of land which
she recently inherited.
Mrs. e. S G. Hughes and little son,
Wesley Mulhall arrived yesterday
from Kansas City and viii be the
guests of Topeka relatives for the next
two weeks
jerry Cohman was in town yesterday
from Granville.
Eddie Firner will go to Horton to-
morrow where he viii take a position
as baker in one Of the bakeries of
that place.
Mrs. G. e. Jordan of 1922 Jackson
street who has been the guest for sew
eral days this week of Mr.. and Mrs. T.
D. Joseph at their home near Shorey,
returned today.
Mrs. Edgar Clark and little daughter
Louise have returned to their home in
Broken Arrow, 1 IT, after visit to
Mrs. Clark s father and sister MI. 5. G.
Miller and Miss Grace Miller, and to
Mr. Clark's parents Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
Clark
Miss Ella Smith of 1413 Central ave-
nue. is i'll at Stormont hospital
Blue Cross ark X. p A initiated
several candidates last evening at their
meeting in Barrett's hall After the
initiation refreshments were served.
Soldier creek commenced to fall last
evening and is keeping steadily al it.
The places the creek overhowed wera
six or seven miles north and this over
flow was confined to the north side Of
the creek where the land is very low
owing to the lOwness of the banks at
this section of the country it is not sur
prising that the land was more or less
inundated after the exceedingly heavy
rains north Thursday.
Miss Jessie Myers of 1905 Western
avenue wifi go to Meriden tomorrow to
VISIT her sister Mrs, Wallace Taggart
She Will take her little niece, Hazel
Taggart. who has been spending the
past week here home with her.
Despite the inclemency of the wealth
er Thursday afternoon thirteen Merry
AiatrOns enjoyed the hospitality of Mrs
Will Swartz at her home 1909 Quincy
street With drawn blinds and lighted
candles the storm was forgotten and
the needles and tongues We're as bright
as the lightning outside The guests
were Mrs. Charles Null Mrs Lee Mills
Mrs. NJ w. sullivan and Mrs. Ernest
Mathews The next meeting will be
april z6 at the home of Mrs. r. K.
Dihenderfer, 1917 Monroe street
Mr. and Mrs Peter Olson and family
are moving today from 92S Van Buren
street TO block 100 Kansas avenue.
The Good Friday services at the
Church of the Good Shepherd last
attended, B1EnOD
Millspaugh preached the sermon and
read the penitentia1 Office and Mr. Nau
read the lessons for the day.
Rev. T. J. Pearson, pastor of the
Congregational church. viii preach at
the East IndianOla school house sun
day afternoon at o'clock Special
music has been arranged for the East
Indianola choir for this service Mon
day evening there viii be a stereopti-
con entertainment at this school house
from Belvue TO spend Easter visiting
his parents Mr., and Mrs O. D. Skim
ner. Of 1o16 Quincy street.
At the Church of Che Good Shepherd
tomorrow the Easter services viii be
morning prayer with sermon at II
O'Clock Sunday school at 10 a. m.
Rev T. J. Pearson of the COnErega-
uonai church viii preach a special
Easter sermon tomorrow morning on
THE Resurrection" In the evenine
Mr. Fred Mitchell a former. secretary
of the Y. NJ G.. A, but who has lately
been working among the Indians will
give talk on his work among the
Navajos. The services Will be at 1890
a. m. and o. m.
At the Second Presbyterian church
tomorrow morning there viii be specia
Easter music by a choir composed OF
Miss Grace Leckie Page Miss Iona
Buchanan, Mrs. John Pratt. Mics Ger
trude Allen, Mr.. John Pratt Mr. Johr
steele Mr. Roy Hamilton with Mis-:
Euphemia Page as organist. Twc
anthems VIII be given by the choir
Jesus Christ Is Risen" and Colder
Harps Are Sounding" This will be ths
first Easter service to be held in this
church. as it has not been quite a yea
since its dedication.
The Easter services at the Centra
Avenue Christian church will be as fol
lows: Sermon at II a. m subject
"The Redeemed After Death. Al
Easter programme viii be given in tn,
evening at So clock by the Juniors
consisting of songs, recitaions anC
drills.
At the Kansas Avenue N. z. church