The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-21
Cardiff Lane q. D. LYLE, Manager @ S


ling show. Mr.. Curtis is the rubber
balloon man with the circus and trav-
eled with them last season. Mr.. Cur
tbs formerly lived in Granville, where
he has many acquaintance
The services tomorrow at the
Church of the Good Shepherd viii be
Sunday school at 10 o'clock morning
prayer with address at Il o'clock.
Elder W. T. Pence viii preach at
the Baptist tabernacle at the crossing
of the Oakland car line and Emmett
street Sunday morning at II o'clock.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. K. Kelsey and fam
lily have moved from 1915 Harrison
street to the Larimore property at
1914 Monroe street which they lately
purchased
committee composed of D. ].
Hathaway, NJ. c. Holman, David Bowie
and E. c. Arnold are soliciting funds
from the North side business men to
aid the San Francisco sufferers
Mrs E. D. Small left yesterday for
Atchison- where she win make her
home. Her daughter, Miss Adele
Small, Will remain in Topeka the guest
Of Miss Clara Mitchell until the first of
the week.
RI. Anderson of the FOUGHT hard
ware store has sister. Miss Kate An
derson. living in San Francisco, from
whom he has not heard Miss Ander-
sons home was on Broadway in the
burned district
The last business meeting of the
Ladies' Aid society of the Second Pres
bvterian church before their bazaar to
be held the first Wednesday in May
will be next Wednesday afternoon at
o'clock at the home Of Mrs. Jack
Arnold.
Victor council No 4. K. and l. Of S.
will give n box social Monday evening
at their hall. The gentlemen will fix
the boxes and the ladies will pick out
whom they wish as partners for sup
Der. All members of the lodge in
vited. Everything free.
The fire department was called out
this morning to 415 West Laurent,
where there was a small fire caused by
a gasoline stove. The house is owned
bv Dudley Pratt and occupied by Lloyd
Davis driver of the truck at the No.
fire station. who was over to help save
his place The damage was slight.
Frank Collins of Rochester. who
had his eye injured last Monday, has
now lost the sight of it. At the time
of the injury II was supposed to have
resulted from running small tWlg
from a hedge into the eye, but the
physician at the hospital where the
man was taken for treatment upon
examination reports that the wound
was made from a glanced ball from a.
% rifle. Who fired the shot IS not
known. but it was probably done by
some boys hunting who were entirely
innocent of injuring any person
North Topeka Baptist church, cor
ner Harrison and Laurent streets;
Walter E. Tanner, pastor Sunday
school at $50 a. m. Preaching at
a. m and 1880 p. m. Morning sub
iect 1.-THE Relation of the Church to,
the Public School" School teachers,
pupils. patrons and all others inter
ested in education are given a special
invitation to be present. In the even
ing the series of sermons entitled
Eccentric Characters Of the Bible;
subject 1.-The Strong Man Shorn of
strength" Junior B. 7. P. L. at 8
o. M; intermediate at $50, senior at
$50.
A spirited spelling match was held
last evening between the members of
the Lindale A. o. T. W. lodge of Shorey
and the pupils of Mr.. Vanorsdofs
room of the East Indianola school. The
words selected were from the State
Journal of that date. The match was
lively one, the lodge men spelling
against the pupils of the grammar
room One by one the former went
down until Bert Kingman alone was
left Finally he went down and the
East Indianola pupils were declared
the winners. A box supper followed
the spelling match and in this contest
no pupil could win from any lodge
member