The Topeka state journal., 1908-03-16
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|N0RTh 1WEM NEWS,

Items for the North Topeka column may
be left at the Petro & Woodford drug
h the North I Side renoraed ~ % at her b home, me
Ind. phone GILL
Good goods. Pratt Bros.
The mission study class of the
North Topeka Presbyterian church
| win meet at the home of Mrs. A J.
Arnold. 927 North jackson street.
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Wilson returned
to their home in Kansas City yester-
day after spending a few days with
friends and relatives here.
Miss Nellie Kerns of Mayetta, Kan,
came here Saturday and is spending a
| few days with her cousin, Miss Jessie
Kerns.
Miss Hazel Thompson of Newton,
Kan, has gone to Kansas City after
spending few days with relatives
here.
Mr.. R. M. Nichols of Fort Leaven-
worth, Kan, is the guest of his son,
Mr.. r. q. Nichols of 603 North Van
Buren, street
Mr.. Harold Williams returned to
work this morning after being off a
week on account of illness.
Mr.. jay Brown Of Elmont spent the
| day in town today.
Little Charlie Jackson is able to
| be up and around again after several
weeks serious illness.
| The teachers training class will
meet at the Christian church for
study tonight
Mr.. Howard Anderson of Osa-
watoufie came here today to spend
a fey days on a business trip.
Mr.. Frank Jones returned to Law
renee today after spending a few days
with his parents here
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Murphy will go
| to Usage City, Kan, tomorrow to at
~ ~,
| DR.. G. A. Stewart, a PASTORAL evan
gelist, will be here March II to assist
| Rev. F. c. Peterson of the North To-
peka Baptist church in special scr
| vices. DIR. Stewart has received 200
new members into his church at Fort
| Scott Kan. He held a meeting some
| time ago in Galveston, Tex. OF this
meeting the Galveston News says: !:
| Evangelist G. A. Stewart held a great
| meeting in this city under the direc-
| ton Of the First Baptist church. Peo-
| pie were in attendance from miles
| around At the mems meeting Sum-
/ day afternoon, seventy-four men sur
rendered their lives to God. It was a
| marvellous scene. DR.. Stewart is an
| orator, scholar and princely wtnn er
of souls and thoroughly conwinces
| people that he is intensely interested
| in the salvation of the lost" The
meetings begin March IT, 7:s0, with
half hour song service led by the
choir.
| For Information regarding the
Great Salt river valley of Arizona.
write VIM. M. Costley, box 81, Phoe-
nix, Ariz.
Mrs. Kate Buechner Will entertain
| Order 210 of the Eastern Star at her
home, on West Gordon street. Friday
| afternoon.
| Mr. and Mrs Martin Ftnne of
Tecumseh spent the day in town on
| business today
| Mr.. Edward Goodrich of Arkansas
| City stopped here today to visit
relatives while on his way to Chicago
| ON an extended business trip.
Mr.. Wesley E. MAhn has been
! transferred to Amarillo, Tex, and will
leave for that place tomorrow.
| Amfty lodge No. 231 win confer the
rank of knight on three candidates
| this evening.
| Mr.. Geo. B. Oliver and Mr.. Charles
Mcclellan of Maple Hill were visitors
| on the North Side today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Short and son,
Halsey, came here this morning from
Ell Paso, Tex, for few weeks VISIT
with relatives.
Mrs. Anna C1emants and Mrs Stfne
| of Rosedale, Kan, are the guests of
| friends on the North Side.
Mr.. J. A. johnson of Silver Lake
was in town today.
| Mrs NJ H Morthland of 1921
North Madison, leaves this week for
/ Los Angeles, Cal, where she will visit
| her son, Glenn, for an extended time.