The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-08-28

was forced to keep his trousers M
with safety pins on account of their
being cut with glass in an ex-
plosion. to have used bachelor but
tons. ?''
Another thing that IS hard to de-
eide" said a Gordon street boarder,
us whether or not buttered toast is
better than pan cakes
AT the Churches Tomorrow.
Rev James W. Reynolds of Kansas
City. will preach at the Central Ave
nue. Chrfstion church IN the morning
and evening. Rev. David H Lyons
the regulr pastor, is expected to be
with his congregation a week from
Sunday.
Rev. G. E. Barnaby will speak at
the North Side Baptist church at IL
o'clock tomorrow morning.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs Lee Turner and daughter,
Maurine, of Whoa, Ill. are visiting at
the home of Mrs. W. A Marshall of
1913 Central avenue Mr.. and Mrs.
John Rodgers and family, who have
been visiting them, left for their home
in Ffndlay, Ill, yesterday. Before thei
departure Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall gave
their visitors an auto ride over To-
peka and vicinity. They also visited
the Small ranch near Hoyt as Mr.
Rodgers IS contemplating buying this
place and locating there.
C. d Myers & Co report several sales
of real estate this week. They handle
property on both sides of the river as
well as rentals and insurance
If you go to the Model bakery once,
you Will go there again.
Cabbages are being made into the
popular Silver Leaf Naut at the
Kuehne Preserving works. This is WIZ
the workmen of the plant are so bus;
all of the time. The cabbage is com
ing there by the wagon load and is
poured continually into the kraut ma
chimes. This plant also manufactures
the well known Silver Leaf vinegar,
catsup and other articles which are in
wide demand
W. G. Brooks VIII deliver a temper
ance lecture at the Shiloh Baptist
church at 10 o'clock tomorrow morning
w. r. Barrett will read the morning
prayer service at the Church of the
Good Shepherd at II a. m tomorrow.
Several contributions have been given
to the Marian Bleakley fund which was
started at the Shawnee State bank yes
terday.
What's the matter with the pump
Can at 1006 North Kansas avenue and
relate your troubles to the people there
George Wilson will leave tomorrow
for months visit in Denver.
A B. Ellis has bought the 10 aero
tract of F. NJ Wilkerson three miles
northeast of the city.
Mrs. E H Fisher of 400 Logan stree
is expected to be able to return home
from Christ's hospital tomorrow. She
underwent an operation there some
time ago.
A. B. Burkholder is visiting relatives
in Marion county.
w S. Sherwood of 1909 Western ave
nue. and S. s. Myers of 1905 Western
avenue are raising their houses and
property.
Mrs. c. O. Burger of sss North
kansas avenue has returned from a
visit in St Louis. On her way home
she visited IN Kansas City. Her
ing her aunt, Mrs. June Baxter, ac-
companied her mother home.
Ben Williamson of the Spetter cigar
factory is in Della today on business
c; E; Priddy.. city letter carrier on
where he is attending the National
Letter Carriers association He will
be gone for about a week. He is the
son of J. W. Priddy Of Elmont:
relatives in Leavenworth.
Mrs. Bert Bradley who has been
visiting with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. s S. Myers. of 1905 Western
avenue. has returned to her home in
Valley Falls.
A ]. Berry and I. W. Retter are
spending today in Kansas City.
Miss Fife May Williams of clinton.
Mo, and Miss Irene Reynolds of the
SouIn sue We're the guests Thurs-
day of Mr.. and Mrs. c. K. Leighton.
Mrs. c.. E Marshall ard daughter,
Miss Ester Marshall, of Kansas City.
who were the guests OF Mrs. H NJ.
Barnes and Miss Edith Haynes the
first of the week have gone to
Bartlesville, Okla, for a two weeks
visit.
J. H. FOUGHT is visiting in Oshkosh
and other places in Wisconsin.
Thomas Neiswander of Kiro has
returned from a visit in Colorado.
Mrs. Lulu Evesmire OF Blaine and
Mrs. Mary Brown of Dennison are
visiting their brother. Frank Mount,
north of Topeka.
Mrs. Stefnburg Of Lawrence Is visit
ing at the home OF Mrs. Root in Kiro.
Miss Francis L. Brown Of Emporia
visited with friends here yesterday
while on her way to Manhattan where
she will be employed as domestic
science demonstrated at K S. A c.