The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-18
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NORTH TOPEKA NEWS

George Hunley was in town today
from Silver Lake.
Mrs. Sarah A. Todd has returned from
short stay in Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Dinner of
Granville were in town today.
W. A. Luthye and ]. E. Guild were
in town today from Silver Lake.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Bradley were
in town yesterday from Rossville.
E. E. Olinger ard c. G. Whipple have
gone to Waurika, Ok, on a business
trip.
Star Lodge No 20 A. o. U. w. have
put in an electric fan in their lodge
room.
Ice cream social at Central Avenue
Christian church Wednesday night.
Everybody invited.
Mrs. Sarah Alshouse and Miss Grace
Frances have returned from a visit to
Mis-. Rufus Snodgrass at Indian creek.
Robert Turner of the Calhoun Bluffs
neighborhood brought in a string of fish
today caught in the Kaw river, the
largest weighed q pounds and the
smallest about IA pounds.
Golden Rule lodge No. 80 A. F. & A
M, are having their carpets in their
hall in the Green building cleaned today
by the Cowell Bros. & Rust compress
ed air house and carpet cleaner
Mrs. Hotchkiss, wife of Howard
Hotchkiss, and daughter of J. w.
Christman of Menoken township, died
at Christ hospital last night at twelve
o'clock.
George Walter, IA years old, died
yesterday evening of dropsy at his
home, 1928 Van Buren street. The
funeral will be held tomorrow after
noon at two O'Clock from his late
home. Burial in Rochester.
Mrs. A. ]. Arnold, Miss Bessie Camp
bell and Miss Wilma Bergundthal went
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the Christian Endeavor convention as
delegates from the Second church. At
Kansas City they will be Joined by Miss
Ruth Woodford who will also attend the
convention.
Mrs. J. NJ. Sproull, who slipped and
fell on piece of banana peel on the
in front of the Cash Mercan-
tile Co. Saturday, is at Stormont hos
pital resting as easily as could be ex-
pected. Even in view of this accident
banana peel is still thrown on the
sidewalk. In front of one place on
the east side of the avenue three
pieces were seen this morning. The
piece that caused Mrs. SPROUTS acct
dent was very small. There is an
ordinance against throwing the peel
on the walk and after the city has had
a big damage suit to pay it may be
enforced.
Sunday, June 16, was a memorable
day in the Episcopal churches of the
United States as it marked the three
anniversary of the founding
Of the Anglican Catholic church on this
soil. Special services were held in all of
the churches throughout the country.
At the Church of the Good Shepherd
there was special music in the evening
while Mr.. c. w. Nau gave a brief talk
emphasizing the fact that exactly 300
years ago on June 16. 1907, which. as this
Sunday, was the third Sunday after
Trinity the first celebration of the Holy
Eucharist according to the use of the
prayer book took place on Jamestown
island, Virginia. AS the colonists had
only arrived from England a few
weeks before this date the service was
held in a grove on jamestown Island
and on this Sunday the three hundredth
of the first celebration of
the Holy Eucharist in Virginia there
was celebrated on jamestown Island on
DR. near the spot the Holy Communion
by the rector of Bruton parish, the Rev.
W. A. r. Goodwin. This service was
held in the open air and resembled as
nearly as possible the first Eucharist of
the Church in America.