The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-26
Everything Is Ready for Tab
ernacle Meetings to Begin.
Rev. /. E. Honeywell Will ON.
ciate Sunday Morning.
BOOKS TO REGISTER VOTERS
ssPaddy'" Belts and Wife Mar
ried Twenty-Five Years.
Other News Notes of Interest to
North Shawnee People.

North Shawnee People.
All is ready for the first reneiouss
service in the tabernacle Wh1cn VIII
be held beginning at IL O'CLOCK sun
day and which will be conducted Dy
the evangelist, Rev. l. e. doney"eu.
All the churches Of North Topeka are
united in holding these services. me me
musical section Of these meetings Will
be one Of the features and cnorus
of 12O voices will take part.
Rev. Mr.. Honeywell and his assist
ants arrived in North Topeka Friday
and are ready for these services ices -,
ali the churches at $3.50 o'clock t0mor,
row and after this service all Will
march to the tabernacle to hear the
sermon by Rev. Mr. Honeywell.
The tabernacle was built py volTn-
teer labor. The people of North To-
neka expect to secure success from
these meetings and believe they Will
be very popular.
Celebrate Anniversary.
Mr. and Mrs G. w. Belts of the
county farm Friday celebrated tnelr
twenty-fifth wedding ahnlversaLS
by assembling and calling at the betts
home. A large number OF farmers OF
the community, people VINO i've III
North Topeka and twenty-five menI
bers of Golden Rule No. 80 OF the Ma
sons were in the party. The Masons
did not 20 to the Belts home until at
ter the lodge meeting. Mr. ana MIS-.
Belts were presented with silver tea
set by the members Of the Masonic
lodge and with cake tray ana sugar
and cream set by the farmer neigh
bors. Everybody enjoyed the evening
and refreshments which were served.
The following is the list OF people VINO
attended: Mr.. and Mrs. G. w Belts;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson. MI ana
Mrs. Jess Browning, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
Snodgrass. Mr.. and Mrs. w. Hardick,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Foote, Mr: ana MIS-
A. Fulmer, Mr.. and Mrs. r. Meyer.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. Z. Bigham. MI. ana
Mrs. P. Meyer. Mr. and Mrs. byery;
Mrs Frank Hamm, Mr.. and Mrs. w.
p. Kimban, Mr.. and Mrs. f. Payton.
Miss Lavanche Hardick, Ruth, Mil
dred, Harland, Lucille, Corinne ana
Baby Fulmer, Virgil and Helen Big
ham, Clarence Wiskham. Ralph Pal
mer. Kirk Hardick, Mr.. and Mrs. c.
E. Belts. Mr.. and Mrs. E. E: Palmer
Grandma Snodgrass, Mrs. Johnston
Miss Mabel Perry. The Masons were:
William Nelson, Harry L. Sherburne'
Claude L. Sherburne. Henry G. Buech-
ner, A. F. Collier, A. B. Bradley, Chas.
Elkins, James Murrell. James Allen
Fred Voiland, Robert Radsky, John
F. Buell.. Chester F. Buell.. George
Young F. p. Gilmore, Frank F1Sner, "A
f. Andrews, E. F. Marling, Curtis
Whitney. ts&
North Topeka Voters to Register.
For the benefit Of the voters of North
Topeka who have not registered for the
fall election. w H. Kemper. the cleo
ton commissioner, has arranged To
open the books at two locations MONDAY
afternoon, September %. Books will be
opened at Lacy's drug store at S31 North
for
voters in the first and second voting
precincts and at Isaacs grocery store al
1884 North Kansas avenue for the bene-
fit of the voters in the third and fourth
precincts. These books will open at
O'Clock in the afternoon and close at
o'clock.
Garfield Park in 1918.
The patrons Of the city will probably
be given the privilege of enjoying some
new amusements during the season OF
1915. The Garfield Park Operating
Amusement company plans to add new
concessions to the park equipment mex
season which will be new and popular
The members Of the company will hole
their annual meeting in November anc
steps may be taken at that time to Sc
cure a longer lease on the park These
amusements will be added II the new
lease is granted. The present lease vii
expire at the end Of the 1917 season anc
the members Of the company do mo-
want to add the new amusements for e
short term of years but will do so Il
given a long lease.
James f. McAfee in Hotel.
The Western Hotel Reporter, pub
lished in San Francisco. announces tina
James F. McAfee, formerly of Nortl
Topeka, has assumed management O
the Concord Inn, an attractive hotel a
q resort in the San Roman valley neal
Oakland. Cal The Concord Inn is {
large an attractive hosiery.
Mr. McAfee formerly lived in this cit.
and was associated with his father, VIII
was manager Of the wooden mill whel
1t was in operation. The McAfee famil.
moved to California three or four year
ago. The hotel business is a new ex
perience for the junior Mr.. McAfee.
Paving Needs Repairing.
People who drive vehicles and VIII,