The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-20
NORTH SIDE NEWS
The e. p. Ready to Rebuild
Burned Coal Chutes.
X. of p. Meeting TOnight-Lec-
ture at Central Ave. Church.

Some time ago the Union Pacific
coal chute west of town burned to the
ground and several tons of coal were
destroyed The rubbish has all been
cleaned away from the place and Il
force of men commenced work yester-
day in the construction of new chutes
which will be made of concrete and
steel.
x. of P. Meeting Tonight.
All of the Past Chancellors of the
knights of Pythias lodge will meet at
council No. So tonight where they will
confer the third rank. They expect
to leave on the 11:55 train for En-
/ poria to attend grand lodge and they
hope to elect Amos Goodman Grand
! Chancellor of the Grand Domain of
| Kansas.
Mrs. Sexton Dead.
Anna E. Sexton, aged IS, wife of G.
A. Sexton. died yesterday at her home
| at 1922 N. Kansas avenue. She was
| an old settler of N. Topeka having
lived here more than As years Mr.
! Sexton built the Faith Cure hospital
on the corner of Park and an Buren,
streets, the house which is now being
used for residence. The husband AMI
| one son survive Mrs. Sexton
| Lecture at Central Avenue Church.
Prince Mohomed pullman of Cal
cutta, India. lectures at the Central
Avenue Christian church tonight Mr.
| pullman is we'll educated native
| country because of political reasons.
! He is now preparing to return as a
missionary, and work among his peo-
| pie. He will appear tonight in native
costume, and will tell of the life and
| ha bits of India, and will also give a
demonstration of Hindu fakir trickerv.
with which he is familiar. There will
be several musical numbers in connec-
ton with the lecture, the program be-
ginning at eight o'clock.
Mrs. W. B. Whitehead of 1414 NJ
Quincy street entertained her Sunday
school and Junior classes Monday
night in honor of Winifred Mcdaniel
who will leave soon with her mother
for indianapolis, Ind, where Mrs Nc
Daniel will take up the work of Ma
tional secretary for the Christian
Woman's Board of Missions of the
Christian church.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. R. Hayes enter
, tanned at their home last night at 529
N. Kansas avenue, for Mr.. Hayes
brother, c. F. Hayes who has re-
Gently returned from England. The
special feature of the evening was a
moving picture show which was given
at their home. Mr.. Hayes is connected
with the Panthescope company and is
on his way to New York where they
have an office
Notes and Personals.
Vanatta Estes was bitten by a snake
last evening While working with his
father about mile from town. Mr..
Estes carried the boy to the Williams
garage and from there was taken 10
Christ's hospital where he is being
treated.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oran Middleswart of
Canton are visiting with Mrs. Middle
swart's sister, Mrs. Earl Accord of
North Topeka.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church will meet
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Bert
Fisher at 1895 Central avenue. A
full attendance is desired.
The boys of the B. Y. P. U. Inter
mediates will give an ice cream So
cial at the Baptist church Wednesday
evening, May 21, for the benefit of the
baseball team
Proctor FOUGHT went to Valencia
today to demonstrate some machinery
at the A. Wilson farm.
Mrs. Rhoda Wade of Rossville is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Will
Wetherholt, at 917 North Kansas
avenue.
Fred Whitehead of 1414 North
Quincy street. has returned from Los
Angeles, Cal, where he has been for !
the past year.
The Loyal Daughters and Sons
SUNDAY ScHool glasses VI the CITlSlldn
church had a party last night at the |
home of Edith Middaugh of Shorey |
Mrs. M. L. Christman died Mon |
day at her home near Menoken. She !
is the daughter of Fred Lange of |
Menoken.
Carl Lindell of Lindsborg is visit
ing at the home of his cousin, A. V.
LindeIl, at 1884 Fillmore street.
Lawrence Stewart of Valley Falls !
stopped in Topeka yesterday. He was
on his way to Junction City.
Grace Duncan has been visiting her
sister at 115 West Fifteenth street for |
the past month
Mrs. F. F. Barnes of Granville was
in town on business Saturday.
Trimmed hats, soc to $5.O0-clear-
ance sale-this week at Courtney's |
North side store, 9O51a North Kan
Sas aVe.-Adv.
A. M. Petro, druggist.-Adv.