The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-05-18

NORTH TOPEKA NEWS

Mrs. Voight and family of Topeka
avenue expect to move next week to
Kansas City.
/ See Foucht's cut prices on bicycles,
hammocks, steel ranges, team harness.
| lumber wagons, buggies, etc.
]. S. Morse will go to Independence.
Kansas Monday where he has the
contract for new school building.
E. c. Arnold. who is in Los An
lgeles, Cal, looking after business mat
tiers, is expected home the first of
June.
Mrs. Dora Shreve and her two boys
of White Cloud, Kansas, are visiting
Mrs. E.. F. Tenant of 1927 Tyler
street.
| Clarence Scott, superintendent of
Peoria, Ill, to look after business
matters.
A. W. Brewer and family have
and have gone to housekeeping at
1926 Quincy street
! w. G. Brooks, the colored speaker,
will give talk Sunday morning at
nine O'Clock at st. Marks church on
the evils of intoxicating drinks.
| The baseball team of Meriden will
give ball tonight at Hines & Prem
| tice opera house. Scott Myers or
fchestra will furnish the music.
There will be lecture given by
Mrs. NJ. Emerson at the home of Mrs.
A. L. Kane. 1923 Quincy street, Sum
day afternoon at $3.50 O'Clock. All in
vited.
Kansas City are the guests of DR..
Woods brother-in-law. George Fielder
ling. They will also visit Mrs. Fielder
ling and family of Elmont.
Mrs. Oliver Wolf of 1919 Jackson
street received word yesterday of the
death of her sister, Mrs. Funk. wife of
Rev. w. H. Funk, a Methodist min
lister at Madison, Madison county,
Rev. Norman Plass, president of
Washburn college, will fill the pulpit
at the Second Presbyterian church to-
morrow morning in place of Rev. Mr..
Glendenning who is absent at the
general assembly.
Rev. ]. S. Glendenning, pastor of
the Second Presbyterian church, left
this week for Columbus, Ohio. to at
Presbyterian church. Rev. Mr.. Glen
denning goes as a delegate from To-
peka presbytery.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. Mccartney
entertained her four Taxa HASH en-
broidery classes at line party at the
Magic theater. About fifty guests
were present and after the entertain
ment refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served.
Among the North side visitors to-
day were Charles Williams, S. w.
Rice, John Forbes and Charles Cooper
of Silver Lake, Mrs. Elizabeth Rees
T
McGinnis of Granville, Joseph Field
erling and o. D. Feiderling of Elmont
Mrs. Charles Haywood is expected
home today from Los Angeles, Cal.
where she has been for the past three
months. Mrs. Haywood was called to
Los Angeles to be with her brother.
w. G. Norris. who was then very i'll
but who is now much improved in
health.
|. Tomorrow. Whitsunday, the SER
vices at the Church of, the Good Shep-
herd, corner Of Laurent and Quincy
streets, will be morning prayer with
Evening prayer with full choral SER
vice at 8 o'clock. Mr.. c. w. Nau in
charge. Sunday school with Bible
b Harmony Rebekah Circle was enter
tanned Thursday afternoon by Mrs ].
K. Withers at her home, I'LL Kansas
avenue. During the afternoon Miss
Edith Gabriel gave several piano Sc
Tuesday afternoon, June fourth at
which time Mrs. VIM. Boast of 9O9
Jackson street will be the hostess
The North Topeka Civic club met
last evening and discussed plans for
the street fam which will be here May
q to June 1. Among other business
done by the club was the giving of
bond by ten of the members to raise
the necessary amount lacking to build
the Santa Fe foot bridge annex Those
who signed the bond were president F.
o. Morns w. S. Bergundthad c. E.
Jordan, F. B. Simms, d. J. Hathaway,
w. H. Rutter. W. H. Thomas, T. d.
Joseph, M. J. Hanna and John Knoll.
The amount lacking is in the neighbor-
hood of $3.50.
u. K. Heinzman suffered a second
stroke of paralysis yesterday after
noon at his shoe shop, 919 Kansas
avenue over a year ago Mr.. Heinz
man was stricken with paralysis while
at an entertainment over the river
and for long time was in a very
precarious condition. The stroke yes
terday affected his left side. He felt
the attack coming on and his son,
who was with him. managed to get
him to his home. 1926 Kansas avenue,
in buggy. Last evening he was I'M
able to speak and there is very little
change this morning.
The following programme will be
given at Rochester cemetery on Me-
o'clock p. m, in charge of Blue post
and Relief Corps: The marshal of
the day, DR.. M. R. Mitchell, will form
the veterans and the corps and march
to the soldiers burial plat; rendering
the ritualistic exercises and decoration |
of the graves; march to the pavilion
to reserved seats where the marshal
will conduct speakers to the stand and
introduce Comrade D. G. Folsom, a |
veteran of the Mexican and Civil wars. |
as the master of ceremonies; music |
by the male chorus, led by w. M. |
VanNess; prayer by the Rev. G. w. |
Stafford; song by the State Industrial |
school; recitation of Lincoln's Gettys- |
burg address, Lois NJ. Seger; address |
by Judge A. w. Dana; music by the |
male chorus; address by County At
torney ]. ]. Schenck; music by the |
chorus; benediction by the Rev J. |
Barrett. After the close of the pro- |
gramme the boys of the Industrial