The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-28

will be that of Mr.. Charles Myers of
the grocery firm of Morns & Myers, and
! Miss Mary Wilson of West Eighth
street. The wedding will take place
June &C.. The young people have leased
| the J.. S. Morse home property at 214
| West Gordon street where they will
make their home. Mr. and Mrs. Morse
expect to spend a part of the summer in
| the east. ~
James F. Hetzel. whose death occur
| red yesterday at his home near Ell
mont from a complication of diseases,
| was one of the old settlers of Shawnee
| county. coming here in 1866 He was
| So years old and is survived by his
wife and three sons and daughter.
The funeral will be held from the
Prairie Home church at 2 O'Clock
Wednesday afternoon and the burial
will be in the Prairie Home cemetery.
The G. A. r. will have charge of the
services
Amity lodge 231, X of p. elected
the following officers at their meeting
last evening: c. P. Antrim, c. G; A
P; VIM Shorey, NJ. of M: w. H.
Zarker, K of r. & S.; A. B. Schenck,
NJ. of F.; H. c. Bowen, NJ. of E.; III.
w. Banks. NJ. of A; H. E. Johnston,
l. G.; George Gurtler. o. G. The lodge
also voted to give the Carnival bride
and groom, Mrs. Ida Beeler and Mr..
Wilbur Palmer a SO wedding present,
and a committee composed OF 4. e.
Goodman was appointed to select the
gift.
Great preparations are being made
for the Memorial day services at Ro-
chester cemetery Thursday afternoon
at o'clock. The conveyances for
the singers and others will leave the
Avenue and Gordon street for Roches-
ter at l o. m. sharp. At the cemetery
the Blue post and Relief Corps Will be
in charge DR.. NJ. R. Mitchell mar
shall of the day will form the veterans
and corps and march to the soldiers
burial plat where the ritualistic exer-
cises and the decorations of the graves
will take place. At the conclusion of
this the march to the reserved seats
will be made and the marshal VIII
conduct the speakers to the stand ana
veteran of the Mexican and Civil wars,
who will be master of ceremonies
The music will be given by chorus
of male voices under the leadership OF
w M Van Ness and follows; First
tenors G. G. Berry, A E. Fraser. C. G
Nicholson. 7. n. Forbes; second tenors,
l.. P. Fraser. John Steel. c. S. Alex
ander. S. S. Ginger, A I: Rowe; hrst
Musson. I. R. Royce. NJ S Evans. j
a. Lukens: second bass, J. w. Smith,
7. d. Pratt. w. K. Gardiner. Paul B.
Van Ness. W. A. Forbes. NJ. T.. Hard
director; Miss Edith Gabriel. accom-
PIANIST The rest of the programme
will include a prayer by Rev. G. W.
STAFFORD pastor of the Kansas Avenue
NJ n church; song by State Industrial
school; recitation of Lincoln's Gettys-
burg address. Lois Seger; address,
Judge A. w. Dana; music by male
chorus: address, County Attorney J. J.
Schenck; music by the chorus; bene-
diction, Rev. J. Barrett. After the
conclusion of the programme the boys
of the Industrial school viii give
military drill
The North Topeka Civic Club Carnival
opened last evening under very auspic-
ious circumstances at the carnival
grounds on Laurent street and Kansas
avenue From the avenue to Monroe
street was one large crowd of moving
interested people. Mayor Green and the
members of the city council who open II
the show were on hand at the appointed
hour and after the formal opening was
completed which took place at the in
tersection OF Quincy and Laurent streets
the fun for the evening commenced