The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-11
NORTH SIDE news


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Improving Rapidly.
School meetings were Eeld Friday az
ternoon and evening at practically all
the school houses in the northern part
| Of Shawnee county.
At the school meeting OF the West
Indiahola district more than - citixens
Of the district attended Sentiment
| against the proposed addition OF q third
story to, the school building was %
| strong that the project was not put
before the meeting for consideration.
| urer Of the board.
| The residents OF the Lyman school
district voted the sum of 81. eoo for cur
| rent expenses and elected George Ny
ers treasurer of the board
! At the meetings Of the other schools
questions of more or less Importance
were discussed and settled
Situation Improving.
The smallpox situation at Rossville
il steadily improving according to re-
ports being brought into Topeka. One
new case has been reported at the
Reser home. Those who have the dis
ease are recovering rapidly and should
no other cases develop within the next
few days the situation win be well UNI
der control.
| There has been quite q number of
cases in the northern part Of the coun-
ty during the past winter and the
county health officers have had their
hands full in handling them and con-
trolling the situation.
| At the Presbyterian Church.
There will be special Easter pro-
gram at the Second Presbyterian
church tomorrow. The program viii
| consist r,f
| is az follows:
| Solo. Easter Dawn'-Mrs. F. n.
Phipps
Ladies' quartette, 1.-THE Garden of the
soul Thompson. Morns.
Glessner and Bergundthal
Duet, I'VE Declare Unto You Glad
Tidings"-Mrs. Morns and Mrs. Phipps.
Solo. "Resurexit"-David Bowie.
Anthem. Come See the Place"-Nrs.
Z. H. Thompson and choir
| EVENING
Solo. "Calvary"-J. R. Johnston
| Duet. rs it Nothing to You',-Mr.
and Mrs F. NJ. Phipps.
SOLO, Easter Tfde'-Frank Phipps
Anthem. Hearts that Voices Raise"
Mrs. Morns and choir.
Solo. To the Holy Savior's Tomb"-
Mrs c. H. Thompson.
Solo. Easter Eve"-Mrs n r. p.r.
gundthaL
Anthem. "A Wonderful Easter''-Male
chorus.
Solo. 'Immortality''-Mrs. F. NJ.
Phipps.
In addition to this program other
NUMBERS VIII be included. The pastor
, WI. make q short address at both the
morning and evening services.
New MaEshal at RoesyiIle.
James Wade has been appointed CITY
marsha! OF Rossville to succeed Seth
iCarmack. who has been night watch
and marshal for the past several
last Wednesday for Alta Vista There
were several candidates for the place.
| They All Come Back.
c. L Roglitx has returned to North
I0peka after spending six monthe in
Florida looking over the country with
the prospect OF buying a home at that
place. Quite q number Of the resi-
dents OF the northern portion OF the
county who caught the FLORIDA
fever" last winter and sold their
homes here have returned. saying that
Kansas was good enough for them.
Church Notices.
Church of the Good Shepherd. EMS
copal. corner OF Laurent and Quincy
streets, the Rev. Albert p. Mack.
minister in charge. Services for
Easter day will be: Morning prayer
and sermon at IL O'Clock; children's
service and address at O'Clock. even
ing prayer and sermon at O'clock
| The church will be appropriatelv
decorated for the day and special
Easter music will be sung at all serv-
| ices.
| At the North Congregational church
! on Easter service OF songs and recita-
tons by the Sunday school win be
! given. The pastor, Rev. T. J. Pearson.
will make an address. The Sunday
school and church services will be
| combined with no fntermission. be-
ginning at 10 o'clock in the morning.
| Personal Mention.
! Mrs. A G. Shafer will leave in 4
short time for Lamar. Colo. She win
| dren.
Mrs. r. Brothers Of West Indianola
is reported seriously i'll at her home.
\ William Dodge has left on a BUSH
ness trip to Amarillo, Texas
| Lawrence Lingle has left on q busi-
ness trop to Cleveland, Okla
| Robert Spetter has left for Kansas
City where he will spend q short time
on business and pleasure.
MIS- C. c. Nicholson and Miss Grace
Lukens have left for Kansas City,
/, with friends
A N. Petro. druggist.-Adv
The work Of paving the grounds
| south and east of the Union Pacific.
| freight depot in North Topeka will
begin in a short time, according to in
formation received from Omaha.
Roads north of the city are reported
in fine condition.
| TEDDY TO MANAGES.