The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-06-01

church at II O'Clock tomorrow morn
ing. In the evening the following
ChiIdren's day program will be given:
Offertory, Mrs. David GABRIEL song
by children, Blessed Children's
Day; Scripture reading; prayer,
Supt. W. D.. Coleman; song by chill
dren, Nobody Eve Told 1t to Me
B~efore": recitation, Maurine McDan-
iels and Mamie Mason; duet, Lavalet-
ter and Fern Baruckman; song by
boys; recitation, Lois Robinson; song
by girls, Carols OF Spring; duet by
Mrs. David Gabriel and Maurine Nc
Daniels; recitation by Irwin Hutche-
son.; song by choir; benediction.
Notes and Personals.
Regular services at the North Cogren
ga tional church tomorrow. Preaching
IL o'clock by the regular pastor,
Rev. t. ]. Pearson; subject, Divine
Sunday school at 10 a.
m, F. l. Rude, superintendent; Chris
tan Endeavor at $3.50 p. m.
Extra train service which was
off the Union Pacific Decem-
1905 a. m. tomorrow, when No 101,
westbound, will pass through Topeka
en- route from ST. Louis to the Pa
cific coast. ond at 1925 a. m. No.
1O2, e~astbound, will pass through To-
peka en- route for ST. Louis from the
coast, for the first time since
"a. No. ITO, eastbound, be-
ginning Monday, will resume it's old
schedule to arrive here at 6:10 a. m.
The Union Pacific tie treating
plant opened again today, after hav-
ing been shut down for several
months. The plant at the west edge
IF the city limits employs about thir-
y men.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. A. Ottman of EN-
ooria are visiting at the home of
Mrs. Ottman's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Williams.
Notices are being posted for the
Shorey school election, to take place
10.
John Sprout is painting n re-
modelling his house and is also build
ng two new houses in the eleven hun
lred block on Kansas avenue.
Foucht's hardware sells gasoline
$35 to $12O. Sewing machines,
head, SIS.
sRev. ]. Barratt will leave in the near
uture for ottawa where he will at
end a meeting of the board of direc-
ors of Ottawa university. He has
,een a. emb of the board for 43
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Lukens enter
a number of young people at
inner at their country home which is
.nown as Sunny Slope farm north OF
Memorial day. Those present
lucille Lukens, Miss Lukens, Miss Ha-
ell Boast, Mr.. Hugh Crawford, MI
lifford Deppe, Mr.. Charles Wise.
Mrs. Roger Stevenson, who has been
listing her sister, Mrs. William Boast,
f 9O9 North Jackson street, has re-
lrned to her home in Kansas City.
William Ward, of Page, will arrive
l a few days for a visit with his aunt,
Irs. Anna Scudder, of S3S North To-
eka avenue.
Foucht's Hardware sells best binder
vine at $3.50. Phone me.
North side people are saying that q
-afhc squad is needed at the Kansas
venue, Central and Gordon street
Inction as much as any place else
hey report that many accidents have
ccurred there and that autoistS should
e made to slow down at the junction
2 the three streets. At almost any
loment in the day two or more teams
: buggies are passing On this Junction,
the danger of collisions.
lay. Siles, of Rossville, was a North
de visitor Friday.
A number of young people will spend
unday at the home of Miss Elda
filings near Granville.
Thomas Woolman has moved from
to 1928 Central avenue. He
ill clerk at the Austin-Snediker Mel
antile p l.
The old wooden stairs at the east end
Z the Barratt hall, 1000 North Kan
Is avenue, will be replaced with new
staircase, to be completed within a
eek. This is in compliance with a
re escape ordinance. The building
as erected IN 1885.
The North side horseshoe team has
a challenge from the Ottawa {
am. The date for the game is not
y. {
A. NJ. Petro, druggist.