The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-14

1O:s0-Sermon, Rev. C. staebler
| D. D.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
| 2:sO-Address. Miss Bauernfeind
| Toxic, japan.
SUNDAY EVENING.
| 7:so--Praise testimony service, Rev
s. Breithaupt.
s:O0-sermon. "Evangelistic." Rev
| C. Staebler, d. D.
MONDAY MORNING.
S:00-ChoruS drill.
9:15-Y. P. A. business session.
Report of Chairman Italian Com
mission, Rev. C. F. Erhmeyer.
11:30-Open parliament, Mrs. ]. s.
Miller.
11:sO-service in Memory of Those
Entered Into Rest" conducted by
"our Graves in Japan" Miss
Bauernfiend.
MONDAY AFTERNOON.
2:00-Y. P. A. business session.
Notes and Personals.
Councilman and Mrs. C. z. Jordan
of 11Z2 Jackson street, and Mr.. Jordan's
niece. Lenora Jordan. left today for E
two weeks visit in Vermfllion. South
Dakota.
Postage stamps for sale at cost al
A. NJ. Petro's drug store.
Ruby Grugsby. of Wichita, who has
been visiting her grandmother, Mrs.
Lydia, of 917 Jackson street, has re-
turned nome.
Figure with Henry, the hardware man,
for your plumbing.
The G. Q. B. club is meeting this af-
ternoon at the homes of Miss Ethel
and Leona Clouse and Miss Sarah
Bolles of 210 and PIP Fairchild street.
If you are going to get buggy, see
Henry, at ST North Kansas avenue.
Miss Tressia Classify, of Alta Vista,
who has been visiting friends in To-
peka, will return home tomorrow.
A number of the friends of Miss Ruth
Gray gave her a surprise party at her
hcme, Alp Paramore street, Wednes-
day evening. Those present were: Miss
Alta Savage, Miss Lola Savage, Miss
Mabel King, Miss Ruth yesterday, Miss
Miss Florence Harold. Miss Olive Wise,
Miss Chloe Williamson. Miss Hattie
Gray, Miss Ida Gray. Miss Ona Cheer,
Mr.. John Segrist, Mr.. Carl Mathews,
Mr.. Frank Golden. Mr.. Jay Ticehurst,
Mr.. Leroy Eldrid. Mr.. Leo Curry, Mr.
Leon Curry, Mr.. John Moore. Mr.. Adam
Harper, Mr.. Earl Kemper, Mr.. George
Roehrig. Mr.. Harry Sanders:
A patent for a guard rail and fifth
leg for a bedstead. has been granted
to Frank Berry, proprietor of the North
Topeka furniture store. The device is
to prevent the sagging of mattresses.
1t can be attached to ordinary beds.
The Model bakery can, the Model
bakery will.
Mrs. ]. M. Bradley and children left
yesterday for their home in Denver
after having been the guests of Aaron
Sheetz of 1882 Quincy street.
A sale of OxfOrds is being held by
Fernstrom.
Miss Blanche Henley is visiting her
sister, Mrs. L. E. Mills, lin Kansas City.
The best top buggy in the city for
z : n cold h. r Z
Mrs. c. D. Lamme and daughter,
Elizabeth of Hiawatha. are visiting
Mrs. Lamme's brother. r. L. Anderson,
who lives north of Topeka.
If your pump needs fixing, or you |
need a plumber or timer, call at |
1905 North Kansas avenue.
Miss Matte Flanders of Holton has |
home after a visit with Mrs |
[. J. Ketchum of 1915 Jackson street. |
Remember the clearance sale which
IS being held at THE NE VERA.
Frank Collins of the Berry & Retter
grocery firm will leave tonight for
nome with his parents in Colorado
Springs.
Clinton Ketchum of 1915 Jackson
street is visiting relatives in Holton.
A G.. Capron of Usage City returned
lo1-e today after a visit with his
laughter, Mrs. John Ravens.
An enjoyable time was spent at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. w. Cook in
ShOreV Thursday. IhOSe present were
Mrs. Bolles and daughters Sarah and
Helen, Mrs J. c. Clause and daugh-
ers Ethel and Leona and Miss Belle
Roberts. The day was spent in playing
James, dominoeS, mathematics, snap
,a1l. races run by the children; and
efreshments were served.
The members and friends of the
Wiling Workers class in the Central
Avenue Christian church Bible school
lad a delightful evening Friday with
Kisses Minnie and Edith Middaugh on
he pleasant lawn at their home on
Taylor street. The tables wewre spread
n the grass and later in the evening
music was enjoyed by the following
PERSONS: Rev. and Mrs. David Lyon,
Iiddaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Blan-
hard, Misses Edith Gabriel, Blanche
Zones, Mary Summers, Lena Cooke,
Helen Hunt, Grace Harold. Margaret
Iarries, Mabel Cochran, Jessie Van
fleet, Minnie and Edith Middaugh, and
Ruth Blanchard. Mr.. Davir Owen,
Homer Haynes, David Gabriel, oscar
Gregg, Fred Whitehead, Hugh Harries,
Clarence Gabriel, Jim Gertler, Harry
Clarke, Dewitt Kettering, Vernon
diddaugh, Roland and Lloyd Blan-
hard.
Miss Nancy Marble and her
BROTHER Clyde, left today for a visit
With relatives near Hoyt
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Collier of 1919
Central avenue will leave tomorrow
or visit with relatives in
Rochester, n. Y. They will be gone
bout two weeks.
Moupard DihhIa has ,-af11rpod from