The Topeka state journal., 1909-02-20
Notes and Personals.
c. ". WiIlits. undertaken.

! G. W. Willis, undertaken.
Carl w Nau, catechist of the
| Church of the Good Shepherd, will
| be ordained deacon at Grace cathedral
| by Bishop Mflispaugh at II a. m. to-
morrow. Rev. Alec Hawke of Yates
| Center will assist The choir of the
eluding an anthem, Throw Out Thy
| Light
Mrs. Frank Ward who has been i'll
| for some time is reported to be much
| better.
]. w. Barnett of 1928 Kansas ave-
nue. has been operated on at the Santa
Fe hospital. He is reported to be i'm
| proving now after having been sick
| for some time.
S A. Stump of GaIena, ILL.,, left for
his home today after a visit with his
brother. j. W. Stump. at 1929 Jack
son street. The brothers had not seen
| each other for thirty years previous
to Mr.. Stump's visit here
The following Joined the sewing
class this morning conducted by Miss
J. c. Smith at the Church of the Good
Shepherd: Miss Frances Smith. Miss
Freida Hirshbe Miss Louisa Holli-
| day and Miss Mary Wait
Rev Alec Hawke of Yates Center
| is the guest Of Carl w. Nau, eatechist
Of the Church of the Good Shepherd.
Mr. Hawke came from Mr.. Nau's
home in London, England.
DR.. c. S. McCIinteck of Kansas
City, who has been visiting his
| mother, Mrs. E. s McClintock, of
1101 Central avenue returned home
| last night Mrs McC1intock has been
suffering from liver trouble for some
time and is still i'll at her home.
C. K Kaser is very Ill at his home
at 912 Harrison street.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Neiswender
of Kiro were visiting in North Topeka
today.
Edward H. ShuItz, captain of the
United States engineers, arrived yes
terday from Kansas City and looked
over the work on the dikes with V. r.
Parkhurst. He returned to Kansas City
today.
Mrs. Jane oswa1t of 1919 Taylor
street has returned from a visit in
Salt Lake
Miss Nellie Ward of Oakland, Cal.
is visiting at the home of Mrs. viii
Myers. at 1117 Van Buren street.
Rev Mr.. Jackson, pastor of the
Granville Methodist church, visited
North Topeka friends yesterday.
Mrs. Harry Anstrand OF Elmont was
in North Topeka on business yeSter-
day.
L. E. Anderson of Whiting was
North Topeka visitor this week
James Patterson. who lives about
three miles south of Washburn college
called on North Topeka friends yes
terday.
Bruce Harmon, son of F. A Har-
mon. who has been in the employ of
Vemmer, Idaho, for the last eighteen
months, has been appointed division
foreman of the road at Glenn's Ferry,
Idaho, according to word received
here.
Fred Osborn OF Melvern, is visiting
in North Topeka
Mrs Viva Fuller and daughter,
Rose, and son John, of Lineville, Mo-.
who have been visiting at the home of
Mrs. John Morehead at 1881 Quincy
street, have returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Knowles OF Con-
cordia are visiting North Topeka
friends
Rugs at your own price Gresser &
Cation
Baptist church, corner of North
Harrison and Laurent street Rev. c. T.
Peterson, pastor. Sunday school at
$50 a. m. Preaching by Rev. A. D.
Phelps at IL a. m In the evening the
pastor will preach on AFTER Conver-
sion, What?'' Monday evening the pas
tor will preach at the East Indianola
schoolhouse on Loading the Ships, or
Getting Along in Life"
Kansas avenue NJ. E. church 1925
North Kansas avenue. Geo. W. stat
ford, pastor Sunday school at $3.50
o. m. Preaching at II a. m. and 1880
o. m. Leagues 6:15 D. m. Ladies' Aid
society all day wednesday. Prayer
meeting Thursday 1890 p. m.