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Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-11-16

to be found elsewhere in paper. Oul
present stock must be sold, regardless
of price. WHITSON Bros.
DR.. F. A. Baker, who left Putnam
county some IL yeaIs ago, has recently
moved to Shreveport, La, where he
he's built a two-story house of 10 rooms
with all modern conveniences, including
electric to natural gas. The doctor re-
tains his cotton farm of 800 acres at
Greenwood Master Talmage Baker
has been with his brother since his IA
ther has been on the road. He is now
in school at Shreveport.
Don't fail to come to Nashville next
Saturday Nov 25, and attend the great
TOY AND HOLIDAY GOODS OPEN
ING of PHILLIPS &BUTTORFF MFG.
CO.. Santa Claus himself will be there
for the purpose Of enter tanning the chill
dren, and such display Of Toys and
Xmas goods as will be shown has never
before been seen in the South. -
Tuesday aud Wednesday were taken
up with the taking of depositims here
in the Bartlett will case. The Walkers
were represented by B. G. Adcock and
H. S. Barnes and the Verbles by Algood
& Finley, Worth Bryant, Boyd & Boyd
and O. X. Holiday. This promises to
be one of the most hotly contested law
suits in the history of this county.
, A weddidg that greatly surprised the
many friends Of the contracting parties
was that Of MiSs Lena Terry and Mr..
Oscar Ferguson, which took place at.
Nashville last Thursday. The bride is
a daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. H.
Terry, and the groom is son Of Mr..
and Mrs, J. B. Ferguson.
Campbell Bohannon was elected -.
justice of the peace for the Third dis
trict at spscial election last Saturday
and w. HI. Barr for the ighth district
Both gentlemen have served in the
County Court before, and are among
the best citizens Of the cosnty.
Thh Sunday School convention held
at Shipley the last Saturday in October
was one Of the best ever held in this
county. A large crowd attended and
II. = I~,... A:f,.l J:~~c~ vx,n. ~:~.x.l L. III
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-11-16
CookevlIIe School of Music Honor
Roll Of October, 1911.

Christine Gregory, Emma Sue Dow,
Lucille Dolan, Cora Allison, Lucille AL
lison, Mary Lowe, Linnie Davis, Coma
Lofts, Constance Gregory, Lois Writ,
Vallie Williams, Era May Judd Ray
Writ and Susie Mary Finley.
Putnam County herald. (Cookeville, Tenn.) 1903-1922, 1911-11-16

We have sold store house and lot to
A.. P. Barnes & Co. Mr.. Barnes will
take charge the first of January. Hence
the reason for the Great Reduction sale
to be found elsewhere in paper. Our
present stock must be sold, regardless
of price. WHITsoN Bros.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

weighing s-s earass less s-si. ses
IN a solid gold ring and valued a.
$4,000, will be presented 10 the
lady outside Of Corpus Christi who
receives tbs greatest number u votes
oext 60 the winner 81 The beautiful
$3.50 Packard Piano Thls beaunfui
gem viii BE- furnished and exhibited
b. The siamma. the reliable jewel.
ers of this city
sceond Premium 20 Outside Ladies
a complete schoiafsnip. M the we'll
known San Antonio Business College
value 1880 and 5000 cash for OK
psnsen, Or a pure white ana flauIens
diamond set 10 arlnR. value ff21 90.
viii be- prevented 10 the lady outside
~ Corpus Christi who reeelges tho
second greatest number ~ VOTES 90
the winner Of the Packard Plano
The premiums are worth many
times the effort that must be- orpoud-
ed 30 win them
"rfiarc" and the Runahouf.
This hlgt.bfed genuine shetland
pony reFiaisred 81 On animal of he
frst class % perfect pot aud rhiida
playfeilow Just as playful as
Kitten. has plenty % curiosity and b.
very lndeprndegl
Tho lltfio runabout that so-.
With thiu outfit D. most excellent
vehicle aud ~ capable OF carving
load a. heavy AZ che iarpe ni,e bug
gloH. We invite nuy who mas be- iu-
iefested 90 call aud examine w.
Following o. the vote standing ~
counted ~ 2 % 0i0rk last night
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

Daily Caller during the week endine
Dec 10.
Thase special offers should act ~
a stlmulus 20 the contestants aud Ia
SHIRE them to do even better thar
they have done IN the pnst. Tness
special voting coupons should supply
the impetus iof some 81 those contest.
ants Who feel Hike they are nesr the
Gates % Success ana need Iaat thni
one extra coupon 20 pat them
through
re, your brain 20 working over
time .deylsing schemes ~ win th'
overland auto Get your friends "a
show ,beir loyalty ny forming them.
selves into clubs aud going aftsr me
new yearly subscriptions Get intt
lin. zane with both feet and make =
noise like success. work, aud Worn
hard Tor The next two weeks. aud iAen
ron may spend your time playins pi
line beautiful Packard piano that You
lNlll surely win 81 g"rsiri''is. fof
nave q good reaaOp for y you pr
lg,v,up good pgpcr for the mfny
koa receive and you are safinr erff-
; bne Who sabrarhcy fof year tw'nv
her c.nnon De ipscstD"nt AofheI
! khln. 40 tempinbtr W nat MN two
y .av .uhe,tlppoin cunts as TWO
(. ,ahacr,ber, AND NEW shrte year
> nsrcrlnnoy couts ~ THRkE yeafa
!. r. ,hls wfeh'a ii'cclal preiniams
. "A ao.ounref during last week.
}. d. uIsnern olfhe apeeihi premium
= .,.s..ted 10Y Niiebtensleln a Sons
z. "a 'rhe Dors9'lhs aili be- made
nawn m nestlunday's issue. while
h. winners uihia weeks aptrinl
y .,rninms willi made knoVn on the
y nient of Dec when he Votes are
rouu,ed 10y thudgca
ie Don't Yet N opportunity slip
ir ,rvouxD yoaf lap. Just adopt a..
~ ,.o,tn ~ W. aud you will be
"a amnly repaid Dec 23 when ~.
u Votes are Govt
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10
HOLIDAY APPROACHING
SANTA CLAUS RAMPANTll


mos; expensive special premium ever
offered in = contest Ia thls section
or Texas. II IL nothing more nor
49,. ,ban the wonderful vistof Talk
Ing Mschine. style ~. We coH'd
,e,s,. about this marvel 81 mischaH'.
81 ,.eenunity for days and not tel
,.if about lsn merits II u valued
=, ftt 90, and " supplied WIN the
new style onk horn. the kind that ex-
u.fience han demonstrated gives 'h'
best satisfaction under al eondl''"n"'
its on exhibition In the spacious mn
~ ,arlor OF ,hc G. g. Book and sta
f,oncfy rompeny and they VIII v"
no,e than glad 10 have anyone IN
,.renscd come ia and have u demon
ntfnted. They have everything ~ we
,,.n ~ records that the heart conln
wseh for. from rarfimr 10 gran"
on.ra. and would be pleased 20 llnS
ANYTHING dcsIred. This bcautlini "
stg.wcut will be presented 10 ms
laay contestant, either insidc OF OUT
IA. OF Corpus, who turns 10 W.
vrra,es, number Of new yearly sun
ser,psions Ia The DAILY caller %
twecn Monday. Dec =. ana so'uF
Az der IA. ak o'clock y. M.
Nonkes HrotheFs onrr.
on all appropriate chriSlmss pres
anita vain. cnnsldered, that could pos
Univ be- presented 10 q child, pit'
"a. A by long odds the best IN
1870. ,,ro,hrrr diailay ~ the
show window next 10 The caller |"
49,. N ARR, class blcyrl. Aurfouna'
~ air guns and other Hensonabl" a
tlciea. This BICYCLE VII be p''""il''
IA the child contestant tvinE "''h'
IN corpns Christi or NueccH coun,
~h. tnrns In the most NhN YEA
~ .ubecrib.rs 10 The DAILY CAL
an during the week ending Dcc"nb
XXI -. ~ exceptional prcmiu
hustle Ike smehv a. iani s"ikh
subscribers. Go look al "A and N,
make 40 your mind thar YOU ar. .
ms Z" Win tho Noakoa Hfuthera ARA
inm bicycle aud thereby er.atl, .
nance your chance OF ~lnnlnr A
pony Prince" The Caller manar
ment viii ALEC present the winner
TINS special premium with a cnhps
fo"d Tor $4,000 votes Read nbo,
these special premlumn In the IA
page advertisement appearing on IN
pare
tho caller management ~ onsrln
special voting coupon GOOD ZOE rs
600 votes 10 the contestant In corpu
christi who turns IN the most Ne,
fEAhLv SUBSCRIPTIONS Ia m
DAILY CALLER during this weel
Another coupon. good for $500
VOTES wiz be- glvon 10 the contesian
ouTsiDE OF Corpus Christi VII.
Una IN the greatest number OF MA,
---..r 5rnscRIpTIoNs to IA,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

100000. This car IL believed ~
many automobile experts 10 surpass
any other car on the market for a
like price. u Il classy. with many
valuable Improvements over last
year models. The same car made
last year BY The wlllys-Oyerlahd CO.
ens Is horsepower with iO24nch
Sheel base. The 1912 model IL full
80 horsepower and has a i0g-incb
shesIbnss. and IL much rooniler
car. selling for $3.50 lcae money than
isst years model THIS car IL guar
anteod ~ the Woodward Carriage
Company Of san Antonio. who are
giisirics agents for this caf IN this sec.
tion OF The state.
THIS year there naa been over
5000 cars OF the WHY'S. overland
'aetov output already contracted
'or. This fact alone attests the pop
Thrifty o. The automobile the Caller
elsine away ~ Capital Premium
The Overland 5ssT Il the acma 81
perfection Tor the price u il simple.
making y decidedly ear for ladies'
Piano Grand Premium.
A beautiful piano Of the famous
Packard make. value. 1850 90. mrns
lshed by aud n0w on exhibition at the
G G. Book aud Stationery Co.'S store
10 this city viii BE- presented. ~ The
Callers Grand Premium. 10 the
ady inside or outside 81 CORPUS
Christi who receives the greatest
number % votes next 10 tho winner
NJ the Capital Premium Th.A hand.
ONE instrument. style 4 ia made of
Handsomely figured walnut. " I fcoi
inches IN height. 10 feet Inchea
In depth and u feet inches In
ehFth. This valuable premium alone
a worth month"; 1T effort 10 secure.
Premium for Corpus Ladies'.
Corpus Christi roal estate IL ,sFy
'tfactive Investment Just nov there.
orc the Caller has purchased nm ex.
'cllcpt resident lot iJsiaO feet 10 the
beautiful Hay View Addition No. ,.
which viii be presented To the lady
ising IN Corpus Christi Who receives
he groniesi number ~ votes neat 10
he winning OF the Capital Premium
The lot TO be givcn faces east. and ~
'nly $50 foot from The street ear er.
enRion Ia be- made within 60 daya
Several pretty residences are being
'uili near the TOT offered which 90
~ IN block \ This lot. valued al
10 one OF thee hottest bulid.
ng sites In Hay View Addition 80. ..
'hich ~ being handled by tho real
state firm OF saxton a Bouvier Tho
lay View Addition No IL one of
be most attractive residence audi.
Ions In Corpus Christi.
Hrst Premium 10 Outside Ladies.
A pure white aud flnwleaa diamond
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10
csI Premium.

10" bcau,i Overland touring
car VIII be glrst 1919 model Of
'H KIND 20 a. IN Corpus christi
ana more ndm selectloe could
no' have bc'nadc Tor a Capital
'f'mium. ltmny equipped with
Ion and wIndld and sells f~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10
The G. c. Book
&StationeryCo.

Have on display in their beautiful new
piano sales room, the handsome Victor
Talking Machine which is offered as
special premium this week by the Caller
Herald. The c. c. Book & Stationery
Co., is sole agent in Corpus Christi for
the famous Victor Talking Machines. Thew
also carry the largest stock Of Victor Re
cords in Texas, south of San Antonio.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

san Patfieio. Tetns.
Ais Rose Mnnoug sNaU
Juan Saenr. resas.
Nihs Blanche siarrtff ... E.gfn
banquet. Texas
Mrs Geo WeafhatNax r.ffa
BenAti,ies. Fe,as
Nr o. Naeifo tltDU
iisctiiir. Texas.
Nias EunI0e Potter 1900
Portland. Ic,ns.
Miss berniee Waugh ...fID0
VI Men. frsas.
Miss Ruth Bales -HUn
Merredes Texas
Miss Mary Jones .. 5000
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10
SPECIFICATIONS


s handsome bicycle prosecuted b, Noa1cs
" the well Ano"a h> civ to m, caller,
w ~'"" "her he giri in Corpus christi or Nuece.
' ""o turns In the ycarl, snh.eon. a.
- 49," 'a''-'''ra'd between Monday. SATURDAY., q a. M
Nv ~ >""ke> i's~ Is the ar ,ors christi where h,
''e"S' Christmas nicsce~ be purchased
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10
sirL ntiiiN0.

Az mcucnt 20 The Cali
or this BY contestants
nylng de OF Corpun
~s-'afi be counted Tor
special iuma aud extra
voting ona " the ou-
tolope itch the votes ore
mailed ha postmark prior
lo . % y ~ Doc 10
This gi,hose contestants
living ids OF Corpus
Christi opportunity 10
work upshc last minute.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1911-12-10

viii furnish beautiful VICTOR AlKINC
nAChlNE, style iii, value $SI.oO, which
Will De presented by the Corpus ChrisS
c Caller-Herald to the lady entered in the
' urest fuletide Popularity Contest, either
n. INSIDE or outside Of Corpus who turns in
s S,sr greatest number Of NEW YEARLY
SUBSCRIPTIONS to the Daily Caller.Herald
. between Monday, Dec, IL and Saturday.
3 p. m, December IS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20

Vapor espaiol Catalina. Debe haber
salldo hoy de Barcelona, para esta ha
clendo Las escalas intermedias.
'a>'1aiG iGuatsaeios. 8uhrfnes 4s Inauier~
do y Co.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20

Costeros: Guillermito, Orizonte, Ma
a-ia Amparo, Mayaguezana, Voluntad,
Libertad
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-01-20
NuQUKs AMUNOIADos

~
| Vapor espanol Catalina. Debe habe
salldo hoy de Barcelona, para esta h,
clendo Las escalas intermedias.
Sa,aaiguSs@rioS. Gohrfnss dc Issulsr
do Co.
Vapor correo Maracibo. Saldra dc
Mayaguez, para New York, ell % del co
rriente
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
Vapor espanol Antonio Lopez. Mana
na estara aqui procedente del Centre
America
Consignatarios Sobrines de Ezquiaga.
Vapor cubano Julia. Ell 22 del IRE
sente estara aqu1 procedente de Haba
ma escalas intermedias
Consignatarios, Villar y Go.
Vapor correo Caracas. Saldra para
New York, ell 21 del actual
Copsignatarios, Villar y Go.
Vapor correo Philadelphia. Sali0
de New York, para 6sta ell Is del que
cy2rsa
Consignatarios, Villar y Co.
Vapor espanol Buenos Aires. Sali6l
de Cadiz, ell Is del corriente estara
aqu1 el 28.
Consignatarios Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
VELER0s DE LA LINEA BENNER
Goleta americana Persis A. Colweu. |
Sali6 el 4 del corriente de New York |
para San Juan.
Golcta americana John Rossert. Del
New York, para San Juan, sali6 ell 16I
del que cursa
Goleta americana Phineas w. Eprace.
Debe haber salido del puerto de New
York, para Sam Juan y Mayaguex, el IA |
del actual
Goleta americana Louis Bossert. Sail
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-23
Items Ter the Oakland column may Do
telerhoned 10 Ind. phone 1z5L1


Mr.. and Mrs J. Miller have returned to
their home in Wichita after spending
three weeks here visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Bernice Thomas of Olathe is here
spending two weeks visiting her aunt,
Mrs. r. Coffran, and family
MIS-. Clarence French of Overlook is
here spending two weeks visiting rela-
tives and friends.
Mrs. L. L. Poison of Steadman, Okla, is
expected to arrive here Saturday to make
an extended visit with her parents and
other relatives and friends
Mr.. Frank Smith will leave Wednesday
of next week for points in Illinois and
Indiana to make an extended stay on
Miss Marie Springer of Usage city
spent Friday and Saturday here the guest
of Miss Hazel Snyder.
Regular services will be held Sunday in
the Christian church. Rev. H. V. Scholes,
pastor.
turned to their home in western Kansas
after spending three weeks here visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. d. A. Starr, who was sick for
proved
Mrs. Lineweaver and Miss T,uella Koser
of Illinois and Mrs Simpson Parrott of
Colby, Kan. mother and daughters of
Mrs A C. Koser, are guests at the Koser
Mr. and Mrs. w. w Cunningham of
winfield, Kan. came here today to at
tend the old soldiers reunion and be the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Royner Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. J. o. Kelly of Kansas
City will come here Monday to spend a
week wishing relatives and friends. They
are on their way to Colorado, where they
Will locate and remain permanently. They
do not, as yet, know what part of Colo
rado they will make their home.
Miss Bertha Anderson has returned to
her home in western Kansas after spend
ing three weeks here visiting relatives
and friends.
Miss Raymond Jordan is improving
after being quite sick for the past two
weeks at her home on Green street
Roller skating opens today at the rink
No. SOS Quincy street
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-23
EAST 7OPEkANOIE)
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Items for the East Topeka column
&c Ielepholled 10 Ind phono lI5A-4
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-23
WHOSE TEAM is THIS?
Police Find One for Which There Is
No Claimant.

A grey driving team hitched to a
two seated trap, which had stood from
II o'clock until 8 this morning, tied
near the corner of Seventeenth street
and Boles avenue, was taken into Gus
tody by the police department this
morning.
canvass of the livery barns failed
to find the owner of the rig and as
no report has come to the station Of
the loss, the turnout is supposed to
be from out of town. Kilmaurs King,
humane officer, was notified OF the
team and also that drunken colored
man had spent the night on the porch
Of q residence at 1900 Boles avenue.
This man disappeared about s o'clock
this morning. No report of his con-
dition was made to the police. but they
are coupling him with the neglected
team.
The officers also have the theory
that some robber hired the two-seated
rig to avoid suspicion in some nearby
town and drove it to Topeka Further,
they say that the unclaimed outfit
may have been used in some way by
college students in connection with
the class fight of last night.
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-23
SSn0SS

Be independent. have an Independent
of your own.
Twenty-four blocks of asphaltic
pavement viii be laid in Topeka TINS
fall.
Social dancing tonight at Hudsoon's
hall, Masonic building. Mrs. HAIRS class
Monday evening
q. q. walker will go to the third
annual conservation congress at Kan
sas City Monday
Now is the time to plant bulbs for
spring blossoms" said DR.. Eva Hard
ing this afternoon
Work on the $4,000 addition to the
Westminster Presbyterian church Is
progressing rapidly
state superintendent E. T. Fairchild
spoke Friday night in Great Bend on
educational Problems of Today
"Old Abb" will move his billiard
and pool equipment to S14 Kansas ave
nue. about the first of the month.
The sky was clear this mornig in
all portions of Kansas with the eXcep-
ton of the southeastern portion OF the
state.
Wilson & Neiswanger will start the
erection of modern dwelling at the
corner of Mulvane and Huntoon streets
within a few days
Kansas avenue between First ana
Second streets is a busy scene today
Inc white W ey NtAA - eeOeS-H -
work at this point
This has been a busy week for the
new postal savings bank. At last re-
ports the bank mad total of IA de-
T,ositors and was handling something
like $500 of the peoples money.
warmer weather was general over
the district and no rainfall is reported
at anv station" reads the report OF
Section Director T. B. Jennings TOT
the "a hours ending at o'clock TINS
morning
The CITY is ready to abandon its
emergency hospital. Local hospitals
have quoted such low prices on the
care of patients that the city sees no
economy in trying to keep up a hnu-
nicipal AFFAIR
The forinality of hanging lamps to
conditions in the streets mas aseliI
been overlooked by the contractors anu
the CITY has another promising dam
age suit t, its credit
Jackson street will have to be called
ssSkyscraper avenue II the SOoPet
Washburn combination build thelr
eleven story building on this site, II
will make the street more Popuisi
than Kansas avenue
The city "jo-- wagon" in charge OF
Jesse Shaw, superintendent OF the city
Waterworks is out on the streets IN the
evenings as usual. Why doesn't the
city place a sign on the machine deslg-
mating its supposed use
At an educational rally of the Y W.
c. A, Friday night. $50 persons en-
rolled in educational classes. Nearly
800 persons attended the rally. The
prospective members of the classes had
an opportunity meet the teachers
Work on the Great White Way
curbing was completed as far as the
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-23

Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Stone nave re-
turned to their home in Wellington
after spending two weeks here Vlsltln6
relatives and friends
Mrs Root is quite SICK at ner nome
on Liberty street. .a,., from,
E. w. Rake returned TO-DAY from
Big Springs, where he spent the week
on business trip.
Mrs. Margaret Stone OF stun Is mere mere
spending a short time visiting relaeiNeS
and on a business trip.
Carl Williams and Galen Crook viii
return Sunday from New Mexico, Arl-
iona and California, where 1hey nave
spent their annual vacation
Miss Ruth Snediker Of Wllnan1s-
town spent Thursday and Friday here
visiting relatives and friends
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Rice OF wen zen
ita is here spending several Gays Vis-
iting relatives and frlendS.
q1he Topeka Christian Missionary
union will hold a meeting Sunday al
ternoon at 3 p. M, in the Ihlro Chrls-
tian church.
turned to their home in Kansas CITY,
today after spending short time mere
visiting relatives and friends While On
their return from Salt Lake, Mhere
they accompanied Miss llene 11oSdL
of Dublin, Ireland. Miss Hogan came
to this country to remain permanently
and will locate in the OsteopaLnlc nos
pitaI in Los Angeles, Cal one nas @
spent the past two monlhS WI so
Misses Leaf, before going to Los An
VIM. Rupp and Ralph Trimble left
E,ri7av for Denver. Colo, where they
will spend three weeks on vacation
trip lo1d c,,,-
dav in the Christian church. sunday
school at $50; communion ana
preaching at Il, Mrs. McDanlels VIII
lecture Junior endeavor at 5, senior
endeavor at GAS, and eVen,ihg IN, <, sesl,aol n;yl
at by the pastor, Rev. w ii. Scrlv-
ner. who will take for his sunJect'
ssT7he Spirit of the Men and Religion
Movement ,,4o.
MRS. W. H. Tyner and daughter
T.etha. spent the week here, the guests
of Mrs. BelIen Buckley of Madlson
street. Miss Tyner went to Manhattan
to enter the Agricultural college and
her mother returned to their nome IN
Overlook. ,.,z,-+,,.
Dorothy. have returned to their nome
in Wakarusa, after spending week
here with friends and relatives
The services in the the, ,fe. hNaegeleai ss'ndag
school at $50, communion ana
nreachinz at 1O:45. Sermon by Rev
L Hanna of Warden, Kan, T. = a az
7:15. and evening sermon py REV:
Hanna Rev. c. L Sorg' pastor u
the church will assist
Miss Jennie Vetter of Deerf1eid, Ill,
came this week to spend the winter
with her sister, Mrs. C. l. Sorg OF SzS
Monroe street
er club have been started for the
winter. and will be held eacn Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs Emmett Peters
will entertain the club next THURSDAY
at her home, 800 Michigan avenue,
Oakland
The services in the NJ. E. church
for Sunday will be in charge OF Rev.
D. A. Shut, pastor. Sunday school at
9:45, preaching at Il; Epworth league
at els and evening sermon at $780,
Mrs. w. H Dorcas was very pleas
antIy surprised Thursday afternoon
by a number of her friends who gath
cred at her home. 207 Twiss avenue,
to celebrate her 60th birthday ami
versary. Those present were Mr. and
Mrs. Goosey, Mrs. D. Meyers and son
Gene, Mrs. Short and son Halsey,
Mrs. Fl. KemOer and dauShter DOuas
The Topeka state journal., 1911-09-23

evening will be devoted to prayer and
song service.
The Good Soldier class, of the Cen
trail Avenue Christian church. gave a
farewell party at the home of their
teacher, G. H. Brandon, Thursday eV-
ening, in honor of Lawrence Overton,
who left for Carlsbad. N M, Friday
Lawrence was one of the most popular
members of the class and will be great
ent were: Harold Mcdaniel, Ralph
Basye, Lawrence Overton, Roy Case
hier Joseph Griffin. Leroy Asher, DICK
Knauer, clifton Rowe, Ernest Casebier
and Thomas Pennick.
Fred Detwiler, brakeman on the I'm
ion Pacific Onaga branch has been op-
Grated upon for appendicitis and is now
in a Kansas City hospital
e. c. Clearinghouse, rural route car
rier on No. 5, who was seriously IN
jured by a fall from his motor cycle
when his machine broke down a rev
weeks ago is recovering rapidly
A. M Petro, druggist