The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-12

see Foucht'S loo stove pipe. elbows
and granfteware- Prices on gas ana
heating stoves reduced
Mr. Mellinger will give a review OF
the Sunday school lesson and an ex-
hfbition of his miniature tabernacle at
the Union Sunday school of Indianoia
tomorrow afternoon.
Hon W. G. Brooks, the colored ora
tor of North Topeka will address the
b. Y P U, at the B. Street Baptist
church tomorrow evening at $50
o'clock His subject will be Evils of
Intoxicating Liquors"
Mr. and Mrs. George Allen and family
have given up their trip to Wichita and
will be the guests of their Topeka reia-
tiVes until Tuesday when they Will
leave for Tampa Florida. and sail from
there for their home in Havana. Cuba
The foundation for the l. J. Ketchum
new home at 1015 Jackson street is now
in and the work on the frame part has
commenced This house will be modern
in every way and when completed VIII
rank as one OF the nice home of North
Topeka
The funeral of Emma Nussbeck,
who was crushed to death Thursday
evening, was held at O'Clock today
from the German Lutheran church,
corner of Second and Van Buren,
streets The burial was in Rochester
cemetery.
At the Baptist church TOMORROW Mr..
G. P. Barnaby will preach both morning
and evening. Mr.. Barnaby who was
formerly a Christian minister conducted
the service at the Baptist church last
Sunday and his hearers were well
pleased with him.
Mr.. Bivens and family who have come
to North Topeka from northern Texas
will make their home this winter at zoos
Kansas avenue, upstairs Mr.. Bivens
has purchased the Austin farm west of
town and will take possession of this
place next March.
Mrs. Edgar Clark and little daughters,
Virginia and Helen. who have been the
guests of Mrs Clark's father and sister.
Mr.. s c. Miller and Miss Grace Miller.
and of her aunt, Mrs. Bradley-Norris,
and Mr.. CIark's mother. left today for
their home in Elder, L T.
Mrs Oscar Cash of Kansas City is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. E. s Ores
ser of s21 Tyler street, south Mrs
Cash formerly made her home in
North Topeka and a portion of her
time in town will be spent visiting her
many friends on this side
Mrs. H F. Pratt and daughter Esther
of Rossvflle and Mrs. Bobo of Ohio who
is the guest of Mrs. Pratt, came down
today and will remain until Sunday
evening visiting Mr.. and Mrs o. A
Pratt of 1919 Central avenue and Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Pratt of S33 Jackson
street
At the Church of the Good Shepherd,
Episcopal. corner of Laurent and
Quincy street, the services tomorrow
viii be morning prayer with address at
II o'clock Evening prayer with full
choral service at s o'clock with sermon
bv Mr.. Little. Sunday school and Bible
class at 10 a. m, Mr.. Walter R. Barrett.
The boys club room of the Parish
House of the Church of the Good
Shepherd, 21O East Laurent street: VIII
be open every Monday evening from
80 to $50 O'Clock as a reading room
and every Thursday the same hours
for games. The young men and boys
of North Topeka are cordially invited
to use the club room of the Parish
house for these purposes. There are
no fees.
There will be no preaching at the
Central Avenue Christian church to-
as the pastor F. H Bentley,
IS in Norfolk. Va, attending the ma
rfonaI convention of the Christian
churches The services however, at /
the church tomorrow, will be Sunday /
school at 9:45 a. m. communion and
social service at II O'Clock Senior c. Z
E. at $50 Q. m, and at 1880 o'clock. /
echoes Of the state convention at /
Wichita by the delegates
Edna Gennett was given party |
Thursday, the occasion being the ninth |
anniversary of her birthday Those !
present were Olive Neff, Mary Towne, |
Catherine Tcwne. Verna MARBLE, Pauline |
Urban. Lula Nowlin, Lille Nowlin, /
coma Ginen, Elizabeth Quaney, Mamie |
Saunders, Fay Gennett, Ralph Kendall, I
Frankie Shultz. John -Shultz. Maurice |
ximes. Milton Towne Wendell Smith, |
z7verett Gennett. Claude Wallace, Willie |
ouaney, Herbert Wilson and Vernon |
Nowlin-
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray A ]. Phillips and
laughter. Mary Josephine, of Lawrence, /
ire the guests Of Mrs Phillips brother !
md sister-in-Iaw. Mr. and Mrs Harris I
Goodrich Of 1898 Quincy street. Mr.. and |
Mrs Goodrich are also entertaining |
heir parents. Mr. and Mrs. C B. Good I
-ich of Lawrence Sunday Mr. and Mrs
Goodrich will give a family dinner and /
ave for their guests, Senator and Mrs |
I. B Belts, Miss Freda Belts. Mr.. and
Yrs C. B. Goodrich. Mr.. and Mrs Phil
ips and Mary josephine Phillips.
The regular annual meeting of the /
board of trustees of the Rochester
-emeter association was held last
saturday at which time the following
lew trustees were elected: E b Mar
pie c. L. Smith, G. A Barber, b F
Hoover Mrs Grace Holmes At
his meeting Mrs. Bardsley. who has
,erved on the board for the past
weIve years, declined a reelection as
lid also Mr. ]. F. Cecil. Yesterday
he board of directors met at which
irne Rev. J. Barrett handed in his re-
;fguation and Albert TomlInson was
elected to fill the vacancy. The board /
LIso elected the following officers:
E B. MARBLE; vice presi-
lent Mrs Grace Holmes; secretary, C.
= Smith: treasurer. c. A Barker
Renker-Myers of the first
autumn weddings was that of Miss
Anna Myers, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
!; s Myers, to Mr.. Fred Renker which
vas soIemnized at high noon today at
he home of the brides parents, 1905
Western avenue The ring ceremony,
which took place in the presence o.
he relatives and a few of the girlhood
riends of the bride, was performed
" the pastor of the German Lutheran
hurch- The house was appropriately
decorated with autumn leaves, COM
lined with madeira vines, long gar
ands of which were festooned from,