The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-11-21
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|SAN7A FE NOTES.

When in need of anything in lum-
Der or building material. builders
hardware, paints, glass. etc, see J. B.
Whelan & Co, Fourth and s F.
have new and complete stock.
E. w. Hughes will address the mems
gospel meeting which meets tonight at
Y. NJ. c. A. at 1880 O'Clock, on the sub
Ject The Importance of Religion IN the
Home w. G. Boon will be leader.
Mrs. c. Harrington will sing a solo. All
men are invited to attend this meeting.
Engineer E. S. Rickabaugh of Argen-
tine was in town Friday.
The Y. M. G. A. football team went
to Overlook today to play the over
brook team.
Mr. Thomas Prout of the Y. NJ. c. A
will occupy the pulpit of the Seward
Avenue Methodist church SUNDAY
morning. Dr.. Emery will preach IN rle
evening. Rev. Mr.. Estep, their regu-
lar pastor, is unable to be out on ac-
count of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Griffin have re-
turned to their home in ottawa after
weeks visit here the guests of their
son, Mr.. A. ]. James.
c. c. Higgins, representative of the
American Brake. Shoe and Foundry
company of Chicago. stopped in Topeka
short time yesterday while on ms
way back to Chicago from LaJ
Colo.
The St. Marys football team went
through here today on 113 to Emporla'
where they played the college team TO-
day.
Mr.. P. Walsh has gone to the coast
on a business trip.
Brakeman Frank Gilyeat is on NOS
81 and GO in the place of P. Capps who
has gone to Usage City to take the
place of George Stafford who is off on
sunday AFTERNOON at 2:15, the Sunday
school lesson will be taught by Mr.. g.
Hudson. The lesson will be the Tenn
perance lesson. This is lesson one
week in advance from the regular sun
day school lessons.
. There is a great demand for the les
sons of the personal workers class
which has just been organized under
the leadership of T. E. Prout. The fol-
lowing is an outline of the lessons:
Lesson 1, Importance of personal work;
2. Organization of personal workers
class; 8. Suggestive examples OF per-
sonal work; 4, Hinderances to personal
work; 5. An intelligent and influential
enquirer; G. Treatment for an actual
case. z Questions asked at the Chap
man meetings; 8, Interview with
careless, Indifferent and sinful person;
9. How to follow up a case success
fully; TO- typical moralist; II, Lessons
from personal interviews of Christ.
The second lesson will be given next
Wednesday evening at the Y. NJ. Q. A,
the special and important question OF
the evening will be. Can Christian
Dancer Both men and women are IN
vited to this class.
The class of penmanship and spelling
will meet Monday evening at the Y. Nj.
C. A. The arithmetic class will meet
Tuesday evening at 1880 instead or
Thursday, as Thursday is ThanksglV-
ing.
Postmaster Rodgers little talk at the
Y NJ. c. A. Friday evening was en-
joyed by all. 1t was very practical and
sensible as we'll as humorous. The en-
tertainment as a whole was a great
success.
Mrs Joseph Barton, wife of Dis
patcher Barton of Emporia, returned
home today after a few days visit here
with relatives.
Conductor w. w. Hetton of runs 81
and 90 is laying off and E. ]. Withrow is
in his place. Mr.. Hetton has gone to
Kansas City. where he will attend the
funeral of Mrs. Hoover.
The entertainment at the Y. NJ G. A
next Friday night, which was to have
been given by Father Beck of Argen-
tine will be given by the Rev. Andrew
T. Osborn, pastor of the bennington
Heights Methodist church of Kansas
City, Mo. His subject will be, Two
Hours in the Realm of Mystery: Be
low are a few of the tests and demon
strations which will be gwen. Many
more will be given, but these VIII give
you an idea of what is in store Tor you: |
Rev Mr.. Osborn. after being blindfold- |
ed sits with his back to the audience
and instantly describes any object held
up by any one. Passing number or |
slips of paper around, and requesting
the audience to write the names of the |
dead thereon, folding the paper tightly |
he reads each name before opening the |
paper. Cards are passed around and |
after parties have written their names |
and ages on the cards and sealed and |
marked the envelope in which they are /
placed, OSBORN duplicates the writing, |
on the outside of the envelope. TWO |
states are passed around for examina-
ton. and without returning to the |
rostrum, Osborn places them together
for a moment On opening them |
long message is found signed by
Spirit A large clock dial made OF
pasteboard. is placed in full view of All,
and at the command of any one the
hands move silently to any point called
for. Placing a large pen staff IN the
inkstand Osborn commands 1T to h1t
I'D and glide to sheet of paper on tnS
table and write a message ana IN
obedience to the command it writes the
message and silently glides back to the
former position. A table is made NOT
only to answer questions by tapping
and turning but positively moves up
ward and around in mid air, describes