The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-21
IN NORTH Topeka
Small Boy Seriously Injured in
Runaway on Tyler.
Largest Crowd Since Opening
Attends Honeywell Services.

The small son of Mr.. and Mrs. G..
NJ. Williams CT s23 North Tyler street
was seriously injured in a runaway in
front of the home, at about o'clock
last night.
A team hitched to harrow became
frightened and in running down the
street ran over young Williams. One
of the horses struck the boy In the
chest, rupturing his right lung. DE.
c. NJ. Hensley was called and reports
the boy resting easy.
More Building in North Topeka.
The Hayes Produce company is
building an addition Of 3sx60 feet to
their produce house. When the addi-
ton is finished, which will cost 1000,
they will install a seed cleaning ma
chine, which will be the only one in
Topeka This machine will remove
all dirt and foreign matter that Is
with the seed. The building will also
be used for storage purposes.
Honeywell Notes.
At the Honeywell meeting last
night, the largest crowd attended
since the opening. Tuesday night Is
very uncertain, coming right after the
rest day." and as usual thing
small attendance is looked for. But
the tabernacle was well filled. ana
kept very comfortable with the four
large stoves which were in use all
day. and no unpleasantness was Ieit
from the damp weather.
At the cottage prayer meetings
which were held Tuesday morning:
the largest attendance was reported
since the meetings began.
Rev. I. E. Honeywell has another
special sermon for tonight which Is
ffAr
has given so far.
PRAYER meetings for Thursday will
be held at the following homes at 10
O'Clock: District No. I, Mrs. kaner:
district No. 2. at Mrs. Stewards. 1O45
North Central avenue: district No. 3.
section No. 1. at Mrs. Lynn's, 1927
North Central avenue; district No. 3.
section No. 2, Mrs. George. 1876 Hol-
man; district No. 4, section No. l.,
Mrs. Stremps. 1423 North Jackson
street: district 10. 4, section No. 2, at
Mrs VIM. Richards, 1409 North Har-
rison street: district No. 5. at Mrs.
Saunders, 1927 North Polk street;
district No s. at 1913 North Madison
street: district No. Z, at Mrs. Stevens,
90 East Fairchild street; district No.
s, at Mrs. Lode Deffendorfer's. 1917
North Monroe street; district NO. y.
at Mrs Strob's, Lyman; district No.
9. section No. 2, at Mrs. A. E. Robin
sons. 33 Blaine; district NO lU, sec
ton No 1. Mrs. Kendall, Shorey; dis
trict No. 10. section No. 2. at Mrs.
KeIfer's, Shorey.
Social and Personal.
Joshua Dearborn has returned from
a months visit with relatives in Iowa.
and will be with his sister, Mrs. Mary
f. Helm of Rochester, for several
weeks, when he will return to his
home in Oklahoma.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frazey and Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. P. Duffy motored from Holton
Tuesday and spent the day on the
North Side shopping. They returned
last night
]. j.. King has returned from May
eta, where he was called on business.
Word has been received that Frank
Reece q brother Of Jack Reece OF
Granville. died yesterday at Syracuse,
Kan.
Mrs. Rose Melton of Emmett was
a North Side visitor Tuesday.
w. H. Austin has returned to Con-
cordia after spending the past two
days in North Topeka on business.
Mrs. Walter Grouse Of Della was a
North Side visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Grace Wade has returned to
her home at Emmett after spending
q short time in North Topeka