The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-27
NORTH SIDE NEWS
North Side Wins by Margin of
1872 Points.
South Side HOrSeShOerS Lose
Thirteenth Game.
BARBER ENTHUSIASTIC PLAYER
Holding Umbrella, Pitches
Shoes in Rain Storm.
Other Items of Interest on the
North Side.
BARBER ENTHUSIASTIC PLAYER

south Side club last night at the North
side alleys, S27 North Kansas avenue
when it defeated the South side by d
rnargain of 163 points. The North sue
has won every series of the Is Whlch
have been played with the South slde-
The victors are inclined to think thai
their success is due more 10 mature al
talent in making the horseshoe Irvine
the stake rather than to practice as
each and every one claims not to spend
much time practicing between games.
However, it is said that a prominent
North side barber who is a member OIL
the team has very bad case OF tlle
horseshoe fever. 1t is SO tai
gone. it is reported, that he guilds ms
shoes uses horseshoe nails for tOeth-
picks and in the rain of the othel
day was seen holding an umbrella IN
one hand and throwing horseshoes Win
the other. -
A regularity of the game of last
night was that in two of the series the
margin by which the North side won
were both IS.
Perry SIS; total. 129. South side: Lung
strln Sc. Fry SO; total 110 :,
North side wins seven games oy II.
North side: Knoll Sc, Higgs rs; total
III south side: Stewart Al, Stein 81
North side wins five games by SO.
AlIey North side: Gurtler 40
47orhes 73: total, 11s. South side: Fol
lev SO, Weever %; total SO.
North side wins five games by %;
North side: Gabriel A. 1rueloVe 90
total lO9 South side: Hurley ga Ldttle
II: total 81
North side wins five games by 90.
North side wins all series by grano
total OF 1872
A. the Central Avenue Christian
church. Rev. David Lyon will preach
his last sermon in Topeka Sunday
night. His subject will be, The Jof-
dan" He will also preach in the morn
ing. He has resigned ana VIII locate
elsewhere
Conservation day of the Men and Re
ugion Forward movement Will pc cele
lorated all day tomorrow at the sec
ond PRESBYTERIAN church. In the morn
- +be Dastor. Rev. w. c. Meeker, will
use as his subject, THE Man Chrlst
Jesus, there will be reception OF new
members, and Miss Hazel Wels VIII
sing Looking to Thee" The nlght
service at o'clock will be in charge
of the Mems Bible class with the fol-
levrine program: Chorus, trained py
Miss. Hazel Loveland. solo, A R. Bow
ers. I Heard the Voice of Jesus say
scripture reading. Chas. Suit; prayer
I, II. Daniels; talk, What the Move
Tnent MAY Mean to Us" E. w. Adams;
solo, David Bowie; address, by Men
and Religion expert; drill, knights OF
King Arthur.
The North Topeka Baptist church
will hold the regular services on Sun
day. Morning sermon at II a m, sub
ect. Religious Capacity Suffers Loss
and Determination by Disuse. Sun
day school and B. Y. p u services
Evening sermon 8 p. M, subject, Tine
Glorious Gospel of the Blessed GOO"
The best of music.
Regular services at the North Con-
gregational church tomorrow. Preach
ing at IL o'clock by the regular pastor,
Rev T. j. Pearson: Sunday school at
10. F. P. Rude. superintendent; Chris
tan Endeavor at $50 p. M, led by
Miss Bessie Sheejtz.
Kansas Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church, John w. Waldron, pastor. The
subject for Sunday morning will be
1.-The Exchanging Christ" In the even
ing the pastor will preach on the
thought of ever being ready for work
and duty, taking as his subject, The
Ready Man" Special music by the
choir at both services.
A new gas light is being installed
in front of the Santa Fe depot at the
expense of the railroad company. The
improvement has been long needed but
IL is the sentiment that a new depot
at the junction is needed worse. The
1t is falling TO pieces and is in such a
tumble down condition that It is hard
to repair one part without Earring loose
other portions. 1t is considered a dis
grace to the "Great Santa Fe System.
Notes and Personals.
The services Sunday at the Church
of the Good Shepherd will be as usual
II a. m. and p m. Sunday schoo
at 10 a. m.
Mrs. Susan Steinberg, aged "a years
mother of Mrs. w. t. Pence, is seri-
ously i'll with pneumonia at the home
of her daughter, at 1885 North Tope
Mrs. Ciouse of 30 Fairchild stree
is visiting in Maryyille, Mo-, with hel
sister, Mrs. j. W. Cook.
The Grant school defeated the pu
pills of the Catholic school at tn
Grant grounds by a score of 16 to I.
Miss Maude Massey is visiting hom
folks in Granville today.
Mrs w. A Marshall of North lyle
street entertained the following at
o'clock dinner Friday evening: MI
and Mrs. T. 7. Rowe, Mr.. and Mrs
]. n. Easter, Mr.. and Mrs. Georg
Holmes Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. oliver
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Marshall, MI
John White, Mr.. D. c. Dibble, Rev
David Lyon and Mr.. Leonard of Bald
win.
of the North side. visited in Topek
irwin Diffenderfer is in Kansas Cit
vern Farnsworth of Manhattan
visiting relatives in the Pleasant Hi
neighborhood.
Miss Edith Haynes entertained tn
Rebecca Circle at her home, Oil Mort
Harrison street, Friday afternoon
THOSE present were: Mrs. H. G. Greer
Mrs. w. E. Day, Mrs Frank ConWel
Mrs. Lang Mrs. Toles, Mrs. Wn
Roast Mrs. Wizer, Mrs. Hare, MR.
Hrs mi q