The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-09-27
NORTH SIDE NEWS
New Catechist of Coed Shepherd
Church Appointed.
Is Albert p. Mack OF Duluth,
Minnesota.
HE LIKES TOPEKA.
First Visit Here Rut Is Favor
ably Impressed.
Rev. w. 1. Cole Called to Baptist
Church.

Albert P. Mack. formerly catechist
of ST, PauPs Episcopal church OF
Duluth, Mimi. has been appointed
catechist of the Church or the 1ooo
Shepherd by Bishop Millspaugn, ana
will conduct services at the church
regularly beginning Win HeAI GUN
day.
He takes the place vacated by the
resignation of Philip B. Warner VINO
resigned and went East several weeks
ago.
Mr.. Mack is a postulant for holy
orders. He was born in Deery county,
Ireland. He has been in America TOT
five years. His charge at Duluth was
the scene of Bishop Millspaugh's first
work in the church some twenty years
ago.
Mr. Mack has arrived in Topeka
and will be at the parish house of the
Church of the Good Shepherd every
morning from o'clock to IL o'clock.
He is a young man and has a very
pleasing personality. This is his first
visit in Kansas. but he expressed him
self very favorably impressed with
the state in general and Topeka in
particular.
Charles Gertesein, agent for the
North side Santa Fe Junction depot,
spent yesterday in st. Joe with rela-
tives. Mrs. John Gertesein of Ala
nosa, COL, is also visiting there. This
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mountains for thirty years.
In speaking of her Mr.. Gertesien
tells of her interesting short court
ship. She was fromerly Miss Amelia
Windsor, and lived with her mother,
a widow at Atchison,' said Mr.. Gerte-
sein. Thirty years ago the mother
and daughter went to Alamosa and
opened dressmaking esta blishment.
Ny brother had previously opened a
general store there.
a00P dav the widows 6anpbfay
then girl of sixteen with her hair in
braids down her back, went in the
store to match some goods. My
brother thus met her. The acQuain-
rimony six weeks afterwards. Since
then Mrs. Gertesein-my brothers
wife. you perhaps know that I am
bachelor, has not been east of Dem
yer.
I'm speaking of the quick courtship
my brother often says that he was
looking for good wife and knew that
Miss Windsor was the one he wanted
so he married her.
Rev. w. 1. Cole of Excelsior
Springs. Mo-, has been called to fill
the pulpit of the North side Baptist
church If he accepts he will take the
place vacated by the resignation of
Rev Mr.. Peterson. Rev. Mr. Cole
preached at the Baptist church a |
week ago yesterday and created a very
favorable impression.
The dates set for the annual Indian
creek Grange which will be held at the
rev Grange building north of Topeka
Rre September 90 and 80. The fair will
e something in the nature of a county
fair, the receipts will be applied on the
cost of the new hall
The following are the prizes offered
by the merchants:
Krauss & Sons. driving bride for the
best spring draft colt.
Pratt Bros. $1.25 buggy whip for the
second best draft colt.
Morns & Meyers, so for the hest coach
colt.
]. H. Funcht. $3.50 in trade for the Sec
ond best driving colt
W. A Gilchirst. SO in cash prizes for
the best colts from his stations. 81 for |
the best, 50 for the second 81 for the |
third and 81 for the fourth
Oppie grocery company, sack |
Pride of Topeka" flour for the best pen
of Brown Leghorns. |
E R. Crouch of the Topeka Creamerv
company, three pounds of creamery but |
ter for the best pen of White Leghorns.
FORBES Bros. SOC sack of corn meal |
for the best pen of White wyandottes. !
w. E. Scotch, / package of Pratt;s
Poultry food, package of lice killer. 1 |
package of roup cure and Is pounds
Of oyster shells for the best pen of |
Rhodes Island Reds
Purdum & Knox. Coo nacIxape of |
Hess poultry panacea for the best pen /
OF Barred Plymouth Rocks.
Morris & Myers, 50 for the best loaf |
OF bread made of Puritan flour: 81 for |
me pest loaf of bread made of any |
Thomas Page. one sack of Big Four
hour for the best loaf of bread made |
Of Big Four flour: one sack of Big
-Four hour for the best loaf of graham
made of Big Four and graham flour;
one sack OF Big Four flour for the best
oar cake made of Big Four flour; one
sack OF Big Four flour for. the best pan
IL light biscuits made of Big Four -four.
Cash Mercantile company 81 white
skirt for the best can of canned pears.
New Era Department store. one white
worry frame lace fan worth S175 forl
he best jar of canned peaches: one
lmber frame chiffon fan for the best
ar OF canned plums; one white hand
painted lace trimmed fan worth $175
or the best display of five varieties of
Lned fruit: one chiffon fan for the
vest jar Of watermelon preserves; one
hilton fan for the best glass of jelly;
me white hand painted fan worth $1.50