The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-11-06

udy ScnoOl sou d. m. HredcnlnS service
at II a. M. Subject. The Blessedness
of Christian Activity intermediate
and Senior Epworth leagues at 6:15 p.
m. Topic, I'm Business on Borrowed
Capital" Mr. w. w. Bowman, secre-
tary of the Kansas State Bankers as
league service. Song service 1880 p m.
Special music by select quartette.
Evangelistic sermon at p. m. Prayer
meeting Thursday 1880 p. m. Mission
study Friday evening; class will meet
at 1903 Kansas avenue.
Church of the Good Shepherd (Episco-
paD. Services for Sunday will be as
follows: Morning prayer and Litany at
II o'clock Evening prayer at O'Clock.
Albert P. Mack. Catechist.
Rev w. l. Cole, the new pastor, will
preach at the Baptist church at II a. M
and s p.
Rev. o. c. Mitchell will preach at the
North Congregational church Sunday
morning. Nov. 7th.
Community Comment.
Those who like gymnastics should
take walk in the woods before the
leaves have quit turning" advises a
Perry citizen.
Some peoples only claim to dis
tinction," says a Kansas avenue man
who boards, lis that they refuse to
take sugar with their tea
1.-THE optimist sees the good qualities
of dog, the pessimist only his f1eas, y
says the sage of Railroad street.
zone of the worst features of being
short and also fat remarked Quincy
street man who is both, sis that it is
difficult for that kind of = person to
look proud and naughty"
A Kansas avenue >unreasonably thin
man has been recommended to take
everything from cold pure water to
raw alcohol for his affiction and his
Unexpectedly fat neighbor has been
advised to run the same gamut of cure
A North side man who clerks in a
music store says that several pie
were sold from his store to s/lool
ma'ams when they were here. This in
dicates that they are going to be more
careful of how they entertain their
company upon an evening. So good bye
to the wheezy old organ.
After a North side man recently had
reproved his little 6-year-old daughter
very strenuously the child meditated
for a while and then sorrowfully said:
Papa, wish I had stayed with Coo. .
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. w. I. Cole and her three chill
dren, Marjorie Walter and Allen, ar
lived this noon from Excelsior Springs.
Rev Mr.. Cole will preach the first
sermon of his pastorate of the North
side Baptist church tomorrow morning.
Miss Marjorie Cole will attend the high
school, Walter Will be IN the SIKH
grade and Allen in the second.
DIR. S. n. Burger of Oklahoma City,
who has been visiting his son, c. o..
Burger of S33 Kansas avenue, left to-
day for visit with his daughter, Mrs.
o. T. Schaffer. in Kansas City. Mr.
and Mrs. Schaffer formerly lived here
E. r. Burckholder of Mcpherson is
here on business.
Mrs. M. J. sipes of ST. Marys is visit
ing relatives on the North side
The firemen of Station No. 1 are
raking up the dead leaves and grass
from their lawn north of the station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlin Mccall of Kan
sas City, Mo, and formerly of North
Topeka, are the parents of ten
pound daughter, born at their resi-
6ence in Kansas City last night.
The North side has been redistricted
ac to mail routes SO as to allow the
mounted carriers to act as collectors
in the residence district. The new
arriers and rules are as follows:
Clarence Kistler, who will cover the
northeast part of the city, formerly de-
.ivered by Charles Summers; B. c.
Kingman. the north Kansas avenue,
formerly the territory Of Charles Swer-
ingen, and o. c. Myers the northwest
ern part of Topeka. formerly under
charge of Howard Hanna. Mr.. Sum-
mers delivers on the outskirts of the
North side in the morning and collects
or the South side business district in
the afternoon and evening. Mr.. Swer-