The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-02-03

cornered talbot over the front of her
coat now that fur boa time has ar
rived, the pretty maid uses it in even
more effective manner with her in
door costumes. 1t is laid along one
side of the opening of her surplice
Kansas conference, will preach in the
Kansas Avenue NJ. z. church Sunday
morning, February 4. At the close OF
the sermon the sacrament of the
Lords supper will be administered. At
1870 .. m. the pastor will preach the
second sermon in the series on the
Tragedies and Questions Of the HUI
man Soul Subject, The Question
of a Startled Man Whose Life Was at
Stake" l. What shall I do to be
saved? .. What is Christianity 3:
Do we need it in our lives? Special
music in the evening
The services at the Church of the
Good Shepherd for Septuagesima sun
day will be: Morning prayer, litany
and sermon at II o'clock; Sunday
school at 10 o'clock: In the evening
at o'clock Mr.. a. P. Mack, the
catechist. will give the third sermon
in the series which he is preaching on
the History. Doctrine and Worship
of the Church.
The recent death of Major Tom An
derson, formerly agent for the Union
Pacific (then the Kansas Pacific) re-
at the Santa Fe Junction depot, who
was telegrapher in his Office and Tom
James, who was well acquainted with
the late Mr.. Anderson, some side lights
of his career.
According to the two mutual friends
of Mr.. Anderson, ne invariably wore
a white duck suit, panama hat and
long gold chain He was always rec
ogniza Bile to North siders from the
time he struck the south end of the
old pOntOon bridge on his way to the
station. He usually walked over
While agent he formed a Glee club.
and this was probably the beginning
of the famous Modoc club The Glee
club was composed of Charley Shew-
rym. H. V. Rulo, Geo A. Finch
(brother-in-law of Mayor 0. T.
back and a. g. Hanback, and John
James, a timer, who played the banjo.
This club often furnished music for
George Noble, then superintendent OF
the road with headquarters at Law
renee On his trips west he would tele-
graph Mai Anderson and arrange for
music When he arrived he would side
track his car and listen to the concert
while business in Topeka would be
temporarily suspended. The people OF
Topeka would make a rush for the de-
pot and listen to the vocalists. some
OF the songs they sung We're; SWING
Low Sweet Chariot Dem Golden
SLIPPERS Carve Dat Possum Brown. =
Notes and Personals.
The famous w. NJ Van Ness choir
will sing at the service at the North To-
peka Baptist church tomorrow night
when a special illustrated sermon will
be given. Miss Florence Rowe Will
sing a solo.
Regular services at the North Con
gregational church tomorrow: Preach
ing at II O'Clock by Rev. l. =.
Schnache: Sunday school at 10, F. P
Rude. superintendent: Christian En-
deavor at 6:15 p. m, led by Miss Olive
Rude. All are invited to attend
Relief Corps No will serve pen
sion dinner at Lukens' opera house.
February 5. Mrs NJ NJ. Mitchell,
president: Mrs. a. NJ. Johnston, secre-
tary-
L. p. Fraser has bought out the
Ticehurst grocery and meat store
The North Congregational Chris
tan EndeaVor Will hold their monthly
business meeting at the church on
Monday evening, February g.
Central Avenue Christian church.
Communion service at II o'clock. fol
lowed by sermon Subject. Two
| Great Rivals" $50 p. m. Young Peo-
peoples meeting; 1880 special song
service
Mrs Josephine Fruit, the G. Pocahon-
tas of Kansas. will be present at the
| meeting OF Indianola council No. S.,
| degree of Pocahontas at their hall to-
night
North Topeka Baptist church-Sunday
school $50: preaching, Communion
| Weditations;" $50, Senior and Inter
mediate B. Y p. u; 1880, beautiful
pictures. illustrated solo and othel
Mrs. P n. Tracy, of 11s1 North To
pelza avenue, who has been visiting rel.
atives in Osceola, Mo, has returned
Clarence KistIer, of 80 Park street
is i'll at his home.
| Mrs. J. G. Josepuh viii leave Monda,
for a business trip to St. Louis anf
Mrs Fred Beuehner and daughter
Mrs. William Miller. are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. william Beuchner IN kansal
Glen Palmer. of Elmont. has returned
/ home after a visit with North SD
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Moore ant
daughter, Opal, of Hamilton. Mo-. ar
visiting Mr.. and Mrs j. 5 HOWARD
81 North Quincy street
A. NJ. Pedro, druggist
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