The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-05


Fred Renker of ST. Joseph, Mo-,
arrived last night for q short visit at
the home of Mrs. Renker's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. S. Myers, at 1905
Western avenue. Mrs. Renker has
been visiting her parents for some
time. She and Mr.. Renker expects
to return home tomorrow.
Many rare bargains will be found
at the Mill End Sale which will be
continue Monday and next week at
the Cash Mercantile.
Mrs. M. R. Mitchell of 931 Van
Buren, street. who has been attending
the national convention of the mis-
sionary society of the United Pres
byterian church at Buffalo, N. Y, is
expected to return home the first of
next week.
Adams & Nickel of 1905 North Kan
sas avenue do pump repairing, gas fit
ting and timing. Their work is first
class. See them.
Tracy Irwin of Winfield is visiting
in Topeka. He called on H. H. Bair
this morning. He and Mr.. Bair were
schoolmates when they were boys.
Ice cream cones, sc at Petro &
Woodford's.
Mrs. w. S. Blackheart of 235 West
Laurent street is visiting relatives in
Manhattan.
A home for sale on easy payments
by ]. ]. King, Ind. Phone 995
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Coleman. who
were married at Olathe Tuesday, Wis
tied relatives in Topeka this week.
They returned home yesterday.
At the annual meeting of the
officials of the North Topeka Baptist
church Thursday night the following
officials were elected for the ensuing
year: L. H Schenk, financial sec
rotary; T. M Forbes. treasurer:
Jonas Lukens, moderator; trustees.
w E. Section. w. NJ. Van Ness, E.
Palmer. L. c. Boyce. Ray Offender
fer and Charles Berry.
The Model bakery makes the best
bread. Try it.
F. A Doane left today for Texas,
where he will be employed in rail-
road work.
]. B. Russell of SAIL Kansas ave-
rehearsals of the church choirs for
the song service which will be given
one evening at the chautauqua at
Garfield park in July, said yesterday:
1.-THE talk of their singing recalls
my experience as singer. I spent a
| season with Tom Jones the
evangelist. I joined him in the fall
of 1901 at my home in Waycross,
! Ga. From what I saw of him while
/ I travelled with him. L would say that
Mr.. Jones is all right and it would
be a good thing if more evangelists
| were like him.
List your property with F. M.
Ward, the real estate man.
Miss Helen Dagn of 1928 Madison
street an employe Of the spetter
the first of the week.
Business is business am in the
carpenter business. VIM Shorev.
Thomas, the sky terrier dog be-
longing to Mrs. j. c. Joseph of S23
Kansas avenue. is about the proudest
dog on the North Side. For the sake
of GOODNESS his body has been sheared
wit hthe exception of an artistic tuft
on the tail and the forepart. This
: leaves him a name like that worn by
the most up-to-date lions, and
! Thomas acts as though he was con-
scious of this newly acquired dis
A North Side man says that when
ever he gets well acquainted in a
neighborhood he moves to a locality
where he is not known. In that way
he claims he can avoid loaning his
razor to the neighbors when they
wish to operate upon their corns and
toe nails; can avoid loaning furniture
also and preserve peace and harmony
between his family and the world at
large.
Try Cherry-Ola at Lacey's.
A family reunion will be held at
the home of Mrs. w. T. Schaefer at
316 West Gordon street tom orrow
afternoon in honor of Mr. Schaeffer's
birthday anniversary. Those pres
ent Will be: Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Coates of Perry, Q. T. Schaeffer of
Kansas City. Mo. Mr.. and Mrs. w.
E. Bacon and daughter, Lois. of FL
mont and Frank Schaeffer.
The Topeka creamery sells cottage
cheese and buttermilk.
Mr.. and Mrs. saywell of Lincoln,
Neb. left for their home yesterday
after a visit with relatives here.
They formerly lived in this vicinity.