The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-11-08
Notes and Personals.
of town

Miss Edith Gabriel, in her senior
year of the K. u. music course, is pre-
pairing piano recital which she will
give in June. Miss Florence Rowe will
assist her. The recital is one of the
requirements in the last year of the
course. Miss Gabriel shows consider
able talent as a composer as well as
pianist. She is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. T. D. Gabriel.
B. w. Daily, superintendent of
Wellsville schools, is visiting at the
home of c. w. Kitchener while at
tending the state teachers convention
William Beuchner of Kansas City is
visiting his brother, Fred Beuchner,
14OS North Van Buren, street
Interest in a prospective great white
way for the North side is being re
newed. AT present the refusa! OF the
Union Pacific to sign the petition is
blocking progress, but it is hoped the
officials of the road may change their
mind, or some compromise De reacheu
While nothing definite is given out it
is understood negotiations TO THIS ell
feet are being made.
charles Ware, general manager OF
the Union Pacific, and J. o. Brinker-
hoff Kansas superintendent OF the
road. were in North Topeka Thursday
afternoon
Mrs. Annie Hunter of Arlington,
who has been visiting her brother. T.
D. Gabriel, has gone to Onaga' for
short visit.
Miss Fora Reed OF l1Tedt Dehu - s-
iting her sister, Mrs. A. Cron, 225
Paramore street, while attending the
state teachers convention.
w. w. Jenkins has moved from
Aiava. Colo, and located on the North
side. He will live in the ]. B. cain
house at 1929 Logan street.
Miss Iva Craig of Kansas City, KAN
is visiting at the home of A. J. Kistler,
1929 North Jackson street.
Miss Hattie Mcpherson and MISS
Of
iting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs w.
Five new members Joined the Cen
trail Avenue Christian church last
held every evening this week with Rev.
Mr.. Lee Sorey, pastor of the Empor1a
First Christian church as speaker.
The church will be dedicated sun
day. Rev. Mr.. Sorey will preach at IL
m Rev. Charles A. Finch of the
First Christian church, Rev. c. Hard
ing of the Central Park and Rev. h.
T Corwin of the Third Christian
church will preach at p. M Special
music will be a feature. A male ana
ladies', ouartette composed of the fol-
lowing members will sing: Harry An
derson. Fred Coffman, c. I. MltcheH
and c. D. Wellman; Mrs. w: CoWarey'
Mrs. c. H. Waldman, Mrs j. y. I'm
1oarrnop and Miss Maurfne McDan1els.
M. F. Southwick, president OF the
Citizens State bank, has returned from
a business trip to Washington, Kan
Mr. and Mrs. George Post of Sal1na
are VISITING Mr.. Posts cousin, Mrs. +.
+ Meade. 1918 North Kansas avenue
Thev are on their way to Rialto, Cal,
where they will make their home. Mrs
Anna McGrews, mother of Mrs. Post,
also arrived from Rialto and will make
her home with the Posts this winter.
Mr. and Mrs. G. L. Watson of Fair
view have been called to Cripple Creek,
Colo, by the death of their son, E. A.
Wallace, brother of D. H. Wallace,
SUPERINTENDENT of the Lyman school.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. G. Paxton and son,
williams, of Springhill are visiting Mr..
Paxton's sister, Mrs. E. w. Adams, 1925
North Jackson street. Miss Eva Black
ford of Garnett, cousin of Mr.. Adams,
is also a guest at the Adams home.
St. Mary's Chapter of the Daughters
of the King, an Episcopal organization,
is in a very practical and tangible way
empha sizing that work by sewing for
the poor of North Topeka, under the
direction of Miss King of the Humane
society, who has kindly consented to
distribute the necessary articles of
clothing. The Rev. Albert P. Mack has
organized a young mems club for the
promotion of social service. Service in
the Church of the Good Sheperd tonight
at s o'clock.
McClintock & Stanley, grocers, have
dissolved partnership. L. Stanley of the
firm will put in his entire time farm
ing-Adv.