The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-08-13

Supt.
1O:S0-sermon - Bishop S. p
Spreng, d. D.
10: SO-sermon (German)-Rev. J.
J. Kliphardt.
SUNDAY AFTERNOON.
2:30-Devotional Services-Rev. c.
F. Erffmeyer. Music.
3:00-Annual Sermon-Bishop S. p
Spreng D. D.
SUNDAY EVENING.
7:30-Praise and Testimony Service
Otto F. Hanne. Music
S:00-Serm on-Rev. A. Soft
The people of Shorey have started a
movement to have the name Shorey
dropped and wish to be called East
Indianola. They say the postofflce has
been discontinued and there is no rea-
son to cling to the old name. There
trict, White Oak Grove, Lindale and
Maple Grove. Mrs. Holmes is leading
the movement for the change.
Mrs. j. ]. King, 1926 North Jackson
street, gave a party Friday afternoon
in honor of her son Leo's fourth birth
day. Those present were: Elizabeth
Johnson, Louise Small, Hannah Bias
| sell. Caroline Wynans, Pauline and
Dwight Beeler, Charlie Suit and
Robert Snodgrass.
Notes and Personals.
Ignatius Brett and family returned
Friday afternoon from the sugar beet
fields at Garden City and have gone to
| housekeeping at their home, 521
North Sardou avenue.
Mr.. Guy Gardener, Union Pacific
passenger agent, went to kansas CITY
on business today.
8. ]. Henry, who has been In Kit
Carson, Colo, returned home today.
Mrs. T. F. Jenkins and daughter,
Miss Minnie Jenkins, are visiting Mrs.
Jenkins daughter, Mrs. L. w. smith,
1908 Central avenue.
Mrs. e. D. Small of San Diego, Cal,
is visiting her son, Mr.. Arthur Small,
of North Topeka.
Mrs. E. E. Whitman of Elment was
in town shopping today.
Mrs. w. G. Swartz and children of
1925 North Quincy are visiting in Mis-
sion Center.
Mr.. Charles Hays and brother went
to St. Joseph, Mo-, this morning TO
visit their brother. Mr.. Jack Hays, who
has a position in the wooden mills in
| st. Joseph.
Andrew Suppe and wife, who have
| been ouarantined at Ellis Island. New
York harbor. since July on account
| of a sick child who has recently died,
| left New York Friday for Little Rus
| STA, North Topeka.
Ed Martin of Silver Lake was a
business visitor on the North side to-
day.
from Silver Lake.
Mrs. l.. Caldwell is visiting Mrs. M.
Robinson of 829 North Jackson street.
| Miss Clara Mitchell. Miss Sophia
Stein and Miss Rose Willets VIII go
to Colorado Springs Tuesday to be
gone several weeks.
G. r. Shirley and w. o. Whitehead
of Granville were in Topeka today.
Charles B. williams of Silver Lake
transacted business here TO-DAY. -,
| Frank L. Machatt, who has been Ill
at his home north of town. is slowly
recovering.
According to letters received from
| J. H. Skinner, it is uncomfortably
| cool in northern Michigan.
Mrs. Effie Stephens and son, VIII
lard. are visiting her cousins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Pellette, in Johnson
kansas Avenue Methodist Episco-
| pal church, John W. Waldron, pastor
sunday school at $3.50 a. m. Miss
Morning worship with sermon by
Evangelist Herbert Buffun at II a.
m. intermediate and Senior Epworth
| leagues at s p. m. Special music by
| the choir.
E. c. Kassebaum of Granville was
| IN NOIln 1Opcha OAi ooSAACSS yOStCA
day.
walter Coleman of Menoken was in
North Topeka Friday.
| Anthony P. Wilson has returned
from a business trip to Jackson county.
Miss Mollie Sipes. who has been
spending the week with Miss Harriet
Shirley in Granville, will return home
/ today.
| Grant williams left today for Cleve-
land. Ohio, and points in West Vir-
ginia-
| c. E. Andrews has gone to Broom
vile, Mo-, on a short business trip.
Blue Relief Corps No. will have
social picnic in Garfield park Au-
gust 10 at half past 2 o'clock. All
| corps members invited. Bring filed
| baskets. Order of committee.
Let us do your picture developing
and printing. The only first class work
| in North Topeka. Get your films and
packs this evening. We do not keep
open Sunday. BARS Wall Paper and
Book Store, S3S North Kansas ave.
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