The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-07
IN NORTH Topeka
Honeywell Tabernacle Meetings
Growing Larger.
Auto COllides With Buggy ON
North Jackson Street.
T0PEkAH IS N WAR ZONE
Chas. Wind Is Heard From in
Germany.
Other News of Interest ON the
North Side.
ToPEkAN IS N WAR ZONE

The Honeywell Tabernacle meeting
last night was one of the largest ever
held. The attendance was fully 40 per
cent more than one week ago. Half of
the center section of seats was re-
served for the members of the G. A. r.
and the ladies of the Relief Corps, who
attended in a body. The songs were in
keeping with the occasion, and tears
were seen in many Of the old soldiers
eyes. as the chorus sang the marital
airs An invitation has been extended to
the Masons of the city to attend in a
body this evening. Seats have been re-
served and large delegation is looked
for. Rev. Honeywelrs subject tonight
will be Nut for Skeptics to Crack"
This 10 said to be one of his strongest
talks.
Morning prayer meetings for Thurs
day will be held as follows: District
No. at Mrs. H. d. Prices, 80 North
Jackson street; district No. at Mrs.
Willis. 1126 North Harrison: district
No. 3. section No. i, at Mrs. G. w. Pal
mer's. 1913 North Central avenue; dis
trict No. 3. section No. 2. at Mrs. Mil
ler's. 154 Evelyn; district No. 4, section
No. I. at Mrs. Waldman's. 1922 North
Topeka avenue; district No. 4, section
No. 2. at Miss Towels, 1911 North Jack
son street; district No. 8 at Mrs. Walga-
mans. 317 East Gordon street: district
No. at Mrs. Duncan's. 419 East Fair
child; district No. 8 at Mrs. Taylor's
1902 North Monroe: district No. at
Mrs. G. B. Critics. Lyman; district No.
10. section No. at Mrs. Ed Kingman's,
Shorey; district No. TO- section No. 2,
at Mrs. Williams. Shorey.
Auto Collides With Buggy.
An auto driven by Harold Rude, son
OF +. p. Rude. at Shorey, collided with
= buggy driven by j. H. Whitman, who
lives at F'airvfew. The accident &C.
CURED in front of 1923 North jackson
street at $50 last night. No one was
hurt. but a good deal of damage was
done to the buggy. The two rear wheels
of the buggy were broken, and the front
fender of the auto was bent.
Charles Wind In Germany.
Charles Wind. son of George Wind,
who lives at Lyman, has been heard
from in Strausburg, Germany. MI.
Wind has been unable to get any far
Their than Paris. on account Of the mo-.
bilization Of the French army. as stran-
city. Mr.. Wind has been there for the
past two months He was forced to de-
tour through Switzerland before arriv-
ing at his destination. -
Social and Personal. @
Al Hohnbaun Of Mayetta, Is visiting
friends on the north side. and also at
tending the state convention Of Butch
ers. s
Mrs. Frank Markham of Rossville, il
visiting her son w. HI. Markham of 1914
North Jackson street.
M. Glynn of Granville, took car!
load Of apples to Colyer. Kansas. yes
terday.
Mrs. M. Slower, is visiting her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore Nc
Connell. Mrs. Slower formerly lived in
North Topeka, but 10 now a resident
Of Williams, Arizona.
w. H. Marsh is in Salina, Kansas,
where he took a car load Of apples.
Edna Reedy is spending a short time
IN Kansas City visiting friends.
moved from 31S East Tenth street. to
1914 North Topeka avenue. Mr.. Boyle
Is with the Sha wnee Chief.
]. C. Snediker of the Austin-Snediker
Mercantile company, will leave tonight
for Concordia. Kansas. on a business
trip.
Mrs. e. e. THOMSON Of 1415 North
Kansas.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Leese have re-
turned from q two weeks visit with
relatives in st. Joe. Missouri.
Mrs. Rhoda Of Rossville. is visiting
Mrs. Bertha Wetherholt.
Mrs e. II. Lester and daughter Ethel
Of 1914 North Topeka avenue. will leave
tonight on an extended trip to Califor-
mia, where they will visit relatives.
desire to announce to my patrons
and friends that ] am now located at
116-20 West Norris street, (Bigham's
with the best rigs and livery equip
ment obtainable ut reasonable prices.
A continuance of your business will be
appreciated. Remember Bfghams ia
nous grays and brougham are at your
service.-H. E. Williams, North Topeka.