The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-11
WANTED-FENIALE HELP.
of s2s Van Buren, street. left Yesterday

of 923 Van Buren, street, left yesterday
for Emporia to attend the synod.
G. w. Petro was moved yesterday in
Conwell's ambulance from 1925 Van
Buren, street to his home, 929 Harrison
street. He stood the trip we'll Mr.
Petro has sold his store at 1925 Van
Buren, street to Mrs. Hannah and sister.
Miss Towne.
Will in a few days. offer $125,OOO 5
per cent Semi-annual improvements
bonds for sale The sufficiency of the
proceeding authorizing their issue has
been approved by Attorney General
Jackson
, with her daughter. Miss Mabel Parks,
| who is i'll AT the home of her sister
Mrs. Frank Kahl. 1045 Central ave-
| nue.. Miss Parks was taken ill in
Colorado and her sister went out and
accompanied her home. Her condi-
ton is now improving.
! Mrs. T. S. Rockefeller of Russ ell,
Kan, arrived yesterday from Kansas
| City and was the guest until today of
Mrs. A. NJ. Cross of 919 jackson street,
| when she left for her home. Mrs.
William Jain of Waldo. who was in
Topeka to attend the meeting of the
Rebekahs and has been the guest of
Mrs. Cross, returned to her home to-
day
At the Church of the Good Shop
herd this evening at 8 o'clock there
will be the Litany service followed by
a short lecture on the history of the
church by c. w. Nau. Baptism. the
first step in the Church. will be con-
| sidered this evening. Mr. Nau has ar
ranged a question box and invites al
| those who wish. to ask questions con-
corning these lectures or the church
| history.
! Mr.. and Mrs. George Allen and
children who have been visiting MI
Aliens mother, Mrs. Louise Allen OF
a03 Harrison street and his sister
Mrs John d. Pratt of S33 Jackson
street and Mrs. Aliens sisters, Mrs
Carl Tinker of 1929 Madison street
and her aunt. Mrs. Otto Kuehne OF
West Curtis street will leave Saturday
| for Wichita for a short visit to Mrs
| Aliens sister, Mrs. Max Krauss and
from there they Will go to their home
| in Havana, Cuba. s-,~
| The marriage of Miss Mary Kearns
and Mr. Samuel Mellinger was sol
emnized Wednesday evening. October
I 9Th, at the home of the brides par
ents Mr. and Mrs. G. w. kearns, 123
Morris avenue. Lowman hill, in the
| presence of fifty guests. The rooms
were decorated with evergreens and
| flowers and the ceremony was per
| formed by Rev. 7. j. Pearson, pastor
of the North Topeka Congregations
church. The bride wore a becoming
| gown of white wash chiffon. After ar
informal reception q wedding supper
/ was served Mr.. and Mrs. Mel1ingel
1 left that night for a trip to the Crane
CANYON and through Mexico to Cali.
| fornia They will live in North Tope
ka where they will be at home to then
Friends after November first
| 8 Tine Chandos club held the first resu.
lar meeting of the year yesterday
| afternoon at the home of Mrs. w. II
/ Rutter, SIS Jackson street. Shake
sneare's Julius Caesar was studied un.
/ der the leadership of Mrs. Margare
| TTiu McCarter. The club decided yes
I terday that short time will be de-
| voted each meeting to the study Of
psychology. This new study will TAKE
| the form of short lecture on the sub
| iect by Mrs. McCarter. The member
| Snip of the club is as last year. twenty
Several who were members at that tim,
/ have moved away and those who have
/ come in to fill these vacancies are Mrs
| f. P. Elmore. Mrs. Ralph Gilmore. Mrs
| William Van Ness and Mrs. H. w
i Charles. The next meeting will be a
Il the home of Mrs. D. J. Hathaway, Ill
1 Jackson street.