The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-12-11

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cigars for the same purpose.
Luck: To find your favorite BARRIERS
chair unoccupied.
Society Girl: Yes, umbrellas are I'M
called for at china showers.
At the Churches.
Kansas Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, John w. Waldron, pastor.
Sunday school, $50 a. M; morning
sermon, II a. M; Rev. F. A. Whit
tlesey of the Oakland church. will
preach, subject. "The Relation of Du-
will sing. Junior League, 3 p. m; SEN
Tor and intermediate Epworth leagues
10 p. M. topic. Dragging and Pray
ing" Evening service at 1880 p. m.
Pastor Cole will fill his pulpit at the
North Topeka baptist church as usual.
II a. M. sermon subject. THE Good of
Church Going;'' 7:45 y. M, sermon sub
ject, us 1t the Truth" Mr.. Van Ness
and his splendid chorus will furnish
fine. music at both services. You will
be cordially welcomed.
Notes and Personals.
Hand colored comedy, Moon Struck"
side-spntting comedy, "Mischievous
Kid" and other subjects. Always
good show at the Bijou Dream tonight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Morse are visit
irg relatives in Iowa.
If the pipes are leaking and the
are freezing, call Adams & Nick
els, pump repairers and plumbers.
John Fieger of Boulder Col, is Wis
iting his brother William F. F'ieger.
Mrs. Amanda Herring entertained at
dinner at the Darlington, fer her three
sisters Miss Jennie Lind of Yankton,
S. D., Mrs. Sarah Mattson and daugh-
ter, Lydia, of Viran, S. D., and Miss
Nellie Lynch of Tasting, Neb.' and the
following guests: Mrs. Tony Roth, Mrs.
G. N. Holmes. Mrs. F. ]. Greenway.
Mrs. w. S. Eastman. Mrs. 1. E. Nc
Grew, Mrs. ]. P. Dempsey, Mrs. Jas.
Porter, Mrs. Laura Walters, and Mrs.
Cbas. Armstrong.
Central Avenue Christian church. At
II a. M, "a Prize Worth Winning for
$780," 7:30 p. M, Joseph Opening the
Corn Houses"
Lost-Friday evening, on st. John or
Pdramore street, gold band ring. Re
turn to 1902 North Van Buren, street.
We have the largest collection of
Topeka views, birthday, Christmas and
New Year cards in Topeka at one cent
zach. BARS Wall Paper and Book
store.
Miss Fern Williams. of Oakland.
spent yesterday at the home of her sis
.er, Mrs. Charles Suit, of 1927 Jackson
street.
The next meeting of the Topeka I'm
on of the Christian women's board of
will be held at the Central
lark CHRISTIAN cnurc0 MdIcn l. HIS
\ as decided at the meeting of the
BOARD which was held at the Central
Avenue Christian church yesterday.
rhe union also decided to send a spec
al missionary to foreign fields next
year and raise a sum of $500 needed
or the purpose.
w. r. Conklin. of Denver, is visit
pg friends here.
Roy Mcdonald. of Lincoln Center, is
listing on the North side.
Mrs. Robert Garrett, of Menoken, |
broke her arm yesterday. She was
stepping down from the porch at her
nome.
The river is filed with pancake ice. |
The long icicles which hang from I'M
the arches of Melan bridge |
present a beautiful sight.
VIII Fluke, of Shorey, was pleas
unity surprised Thursday evening in
lcnor of his birthday by Mrs. Fluke |
md the members of the A. o. U. w.
20. 299. After lodge meeting the men, |
5ers of tire order went to his home |
rom the hall in a body. A pleasant |
ime is reported.
Public saIe-Nine miles northwest of
Topeka, Dec. Is. 100 horses, cattle |
and hogs. Percheron stallion. S. T. |
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