The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-30

/ Quincy street. will return this evening
/ from Excelsior Springs, No, where they
have been for the past week
]. B. Stevens formerly of Wau-
/ baursee county, but later of the Black
Hills of Dakota. has moved to North
Topeka and has located at 1144 Kansas
avenue
/ Fred Albright. who has been in the
I Territory, Is now confined at the home
/ Of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. NJ Al
bright 142s Topeka avenue with ty-
phofd fever
M and Mrs c. D. Myers went to
Kansas City Sunday for a visit of sew
era1 days 70 their daughter, Mrs VIII
P. James. and to see the Priests of
PaIlas parade
Mrs. John Tracy, who has been visit
ing her parents Mr. and Mrs. Aaron
Sheetz of 1882 Quincy street for nine
weeks. Will leave Tuesday for her home
in SheIbyvilIe. III.
Mr.. HushuII. Of the American Bank
Protection company, of Mfnnea polls,
Mimi, was in town today inspecting
| the burglar alarm which his company
recently placed in the Citizens bank
The Young Mems club of the Baptist
church will meet Wednesday evening at
the church The question. Shall the
japanese be admitted to the United
States?" will be discussed at this time.
Work was commenced this morning
to break ground on the 10 Is in block
1000 Jackson street for the house
l.
north of the Second Presbyterian
church
The ladies OF the Kansas Avenue NJ.
E church will spend Wednesday, OctO-
Der ,, at the church to quilt and TO
make arrangements for a chrysanthe-
mum sale which they will give some |
time this fall
Sidney Smith accompanied wallace
Hoch and Harry Better to Baldwin in 1
an automobile Sunday. Merit French /
fainad r1 rrv ri hTT%
bad roads near Lawrence necessitated 1
a return to Baldwin.
c l. Frisbie spent Sunday in
Granville. This was not an unusual I
occurrence but while there he had oc-
caslon TO yaWn and did so TO such an
extent that he dislocated his Jaw 1t
cost him 81 to then get it back in
place.
The members of the Church of the
Good Shepherd and all others who are
interested in the organization of
Boys club are asked to meet at the
Parish house Tuesday evening at 8
o'clock TO discuss this matter spe-
cial Invitation is extended TO the boys
10 be present.
Attention, memb ers of Amity Lodge
No. 231 K. of P. You are earnestly
requested 10 be present at our meet
ing tonight to assist in extending a
brothers from California. P C H A
Hunt and P c. T. H Stitt- Refresh
ments. C P. Antrim, c. c.
Norman Whitney went to Kansas City
this morning to attend the Interstate
fair and will remain until after the
Priests of Pallas parade Mr. Whitney
took Is prizes at the fair on his garden
truck exhibition, amounting to about
SIS. He exhibited the huge watermeIons
grown by Link Neiswender of Silver
Lake which took first prize and he also
Secured the first prize on tomatoes
which he had raised at his home, the
O. F. Whitney place near Shorey.
Mrs Frank CrolI was called to Col
orado last week on account of the ill
ness OF her sister. Miss Mabel Parks,
who has been in Colorado some time in
the hopes that the climate would be
beneficial to her Word was received
from Mrs Cron Friday to the effect
that there was a slight Improvement
were now going to try the climate of
New Mexico Miss Mabel Parks was
oue CT the nurses graduated from Stor-
mont hospital last June.
Charles Gerteisen, agent at the
santa Fe Junction depot received
word yesterday from Rev Gerhard
Rademacher. a German Evangelical
Lutheran minister at Pine Island, New
York that a Russian family by the
name Of Schneider, father. mother
and little son. were stranded there
and desired to continue their journey
to their friends in Topeka. Kansas
The Russians here promptly made up
1 purse of $50 and Mr. Gerteisen has
taken the necessary steps to bring the
family here at once.
The Union Sunday school Of Indian
,la gave an old fashioned spelling
match and pie supper Friday evening
II the school house The entertain II
rent was in charge of Otis Snyder
titled to much credit for the success
Of the evening and for the unusually