The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-09
NORTH TOPEKA.

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gists
T. E. Torbin was North side visitor
today from Menoken.
DR.. T. H. Pratt of Rossville was
North side visitor today
Gas stoves. gas fittings, gas work
done by Fouchts hardware
Children's day will be observed to-
morrow at the Baptist church
Mr. Arnett Ballou of Efingham is
the guest of the Albert Asquith family
Of 1919 jackson street.
Miss Bessie Campbell has taken the
position of second cashier at the Will
lam Green grocery store
Mr.. and Mrs Clark Neiswender went
to Silver Lake this morning where they
will spend Sunday visiting relatives
Mrs Joe Crandall formerly Of
Shorey. but now of Denison, Texas, is
visiting friends and relatives in and
around Topeka
Rev. T. ]. Pearson, pastor of the
Congregational church has lately dis
posed of his Harrington property and
now has all of his interests located IN
Topeka.
Star lodge No. 20, A o. U. w, Will
initiate a class of candidates next
Wednesday evening with yum yum
geiser banquet following All mem
bers attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Massey were
nj yesterday from Granville and pur-
chased new buggy from the Foucht
Hardware company, which they used
on the return trip.
Tomorrow. Trinity Sunday. the SER
vices at the Church ofsthe Good Shep-r
herd viii be morning prayer with adj
dress at IL o'clock Sunday school at
10 o. clock. No evening service.
DR.. Miriam A. swift will leave Mon
dav for a three months visit in Iowa.
Part of her time she will spend visit
ing her sister at Alden and the rest
she viii be the guest of her brother
at Sioux City.
At the Swedish Baptist church, cor
ner of Fillmore and Fourth streets
there will be two English services
given tomorrow. one at II O'Clock and
one at 8 p. m. Rev J. Barrett will
preach at both services.
Knote Withers returned last even
ing. from Anthony, Kan, where he
visited his father, J. K. Withers, Rock
Island station agent a that place, and
also attended the alumni banquet of
the Anthony high school Monday even
ing.
It has been suggested by the North
side councilmen that those persons VINO
| are circulating petitions in regard to
new sidewalks should get these petit
tions before the council before the first
of July as after that date nothing Will
be done in regard to this matter.
Rev. ]. Barrett returned yesterday
from Ottawa. where he attended the
! commencement exercises of the Ottawa
university. Rev. Mr.. Barrett has been
member of the board of trustees OF
this university for the past thirty-four
years and this week was reelected for
another four years
n. F. Conkle. formerly of North To-
peka but now of Long Beach, Cal, has
sold his home place here at 1915
Quincy street to NJ. E. Thompson for
$4,000. Mr.. Thompson, who has been
living in the AIcMaster property at GIG
jackson street, bought this for a home
and moved his family there Thursday.
The services tomorrow at the Con-
gregational church viii be Sunday
school promptly at 1890 o'clock,
preaching by the pastor, Rev. T. J.
Pearson, subject, Character Build
ing" In the evening there will be a
song service conducted by Prof. Tracy.
At this service the singing will be by
male voices principally.
Mrs. John Anderson left today for
Chicago and from there she Will go to
Greencastle, Ind, for a weeks visit to
Miss Halle Hamrick- She Will stop
into Chicago later to visit relatives and
will be Joined there by Mr. Anderson
and they will return together. Mrs.
Anderson will be away about two
weeks.
North Topeka Baptist church, corner
of Harrison and Laurent streets, Walter
E. Tanner. pastor. The Sunday school
Will give a special ChiIdren's day pro-
gramme at $3.50 a. m. At II o'clock
DR.. T. S. Young. pastor of the First
Baptist church VIII preach. Mr.. Young
will tell Of the destruction by earth
quake of Baptist churches in Califor-
MIA. At o. M. the pastor viii speak,
subject. 1.-The Real Man"
Star lodge No. 20 A. Q. u. w, have
elected the following officers for the
ensuing term: Frank K Conwell. p. NJ.
w: Frank Ford, NJ w; William E.
Cook, foreman; C. P. Antrim, over
seer; J. W. Holiday, recorder; A. NJ.
Petro fnancier; c. Kaiser, receiver; s.
r. Workman, guide; Carl Metzger, in
4 side watch: AIOrzo Ridgewar. outside
watch: r L Robson, trustee; Dr. r.
S. PluInmer, DR.. o. P. Davis. DR.. H.
4 c. Miner and DR.. W. L. Warmer, med
/ ical examiners
Mr. Waiter Rodgers entertained
mum Der Of his young friends Al a lawn
1 party Iast evening at his home north
+ of Soldier. creek Refreshments Of ice
+ cream and stTa wberries were served.
I Those present were Misses Leila Morns
/ Jennie Chapman. Hazel Palmer, Allie
Lee. Annie and EIna Olson. Ella
{ Caskey, Annette and May Rodgers,
I Messrs. Elmer Stahl,= Howard jackson,
] Clarence Olson Charles Jackson, Har-
~ Bohr, George Morns, Bonnie Pal
mer. Edmund Caskey and Clyde
Rodgers.
A meeting Of the committee Of the