The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-09

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MI. and Mrs. carl Fahrbach of
EGrantvilIe were North side visitors to-
day.
Do you want The best in wall paper
See H. II. Bair. He can make paper
stick.
Mrs. j. C. Lee and family have
moved from 225 West Laurent street
to 92S Van Buren, street
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Rogers will leave
| Sunday for Portland, oregon, where
they will make their home So
/ Mrs. ]. A. Snodgrass has moved to
j the home of her san. Mr.. Rufus Snoo-
grass, on the Central avenue Load.
Mrs, !, Le eneSdtaa gsa few eI days N Te-
sumseh, the guest of her sister. Mrs
MY Mr. and MRS. G.. Pauramores and
family have moved from 1907 quincy
street to a farm five miles south OF
Washburn college.
A Holiday meeting was held last
I evening at Lukens' opera mouse. talks
were given by Mr.. C. K. Holiday ana
Miss Elizabeth Barr 7t*s
w. S. Bergundthal returned this
morning from a hunting trip in the
vicinity of Hutchinson. He brought
plenty of ducks home.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Fred Earl
Rose of 1892 Van Buren, street, a ten
4 pound boy TO WnOHl lLSy AAoNS Own
| the name of Harry Ronald.
E. H. Fishers new prices on horse
shoeing: l. 2, for $1.20. formerly $3.50;
| 4. for $140 6, for s1.50. Satisfae-
! ton guaranteed.ee-423 West Norris ST.
Mrs. George Clark, who has been at
| the Bethesda hospital for a number
| of weeks, is improving and expects to
be able to return to her home next
week.
Clifford Nystrom is up from the uni
versity at Lawrence to spend SUNDAY
at the home of his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs John Nystrom, 1919 jackson
| street.
Mr.. Coffman and family have moved
| from 1924 Clay street and MRS: mos
Woody and family have moved from
i401 jackson street to 1913 Topeka
avenue. <sa
North Topeka, is represented at the
kennel show by Mr.. Aaron Sheetz OF
1882 Quincy street who mas a scoten
collie. Teddy, entered. Teddy VINO
is a very Young dog, not yet year old,
carried off the third prize
There will be a Green meeting this
evening at Lukens opera house.
| Speeches will be made by William
| Green. James Troutman and Col. John
Brown. There will be music by
Withers. orchestra and Van Ness
quartette.
Tomorrow. the fourth Sunday in
Lent or Midlent Sunday, the services
at the Church of the Good Shepherd
will be- Morning prayer with iltany at
II o'clock; evening prayer at 3 O'Clock.
Mr. c. W. Nau in charge Sunday
school at 10 o'clock.
Traffic on Kansas avenue was tied up
| this morning for some little time on
! account of a small accident TO ROCK
Island freight train. Freight no. zno
155 was pulling out of the yardS When
Ian emnty fiat car which was part OF
the train was pulled in two During
the delay caused by this wreck the
Union Pacific trains used the passing
track while the Rock Island ran over
their Curtis street track
Mr.. George H Kimmerle, an old
citizen of North Topeka, died yester7
| day afternoon at his nome 81 west
Curtis street of a complication OF dis
eases at the age of SO years. He is
survived by his widow and three chill
| dren. all grown Miss Mollie k1mmerle
land Mr. George Kimmerle OF TINS Guy
and Mrs. Brown of Kansas City The
| funeral will be held Sunday AFTERNOON
at 2 o'clock from his late home and
the burial viii be in the Topeka Gem
| etery- =s- @s=azz-
The revival meetings commenced
last evening at the Central Avenue
Christian church conducted by j. "
Coombs of Indiana. This evening
there will be a children's rally me
services tomorrow will be. 1000 a. m.
sermon to children. II a. m sermon \
What Think Yes of Christ. AT e
there will be lecture to women, sub
iect. seTroubles Real and Troubles
Imaeinarv.' $3.50 Endeavor rally
1880 sermon eProgfess in Reforma-
Ition" The music for these services
will be in charge of MISS May Luclle
Park of Chicago.
Mrs B. Meakins of SO East Lau-