The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-17

day and Wednesday, Then will follow
the inside work An effort will be
made to advance the work sufficiently
to permit the electricians to begin
work Friday morning This will give
them two days to do the work
The ladies OF the various churches
VIII aid the wOrkmen while they are
building this tabernacle and will serve
a picnic dinner under the trees which
surround the tract. They will aid them
along other lines whenever and
wherever possible. The floor OF the
structure will be covered with SawduSt
W. L Porter, city commissioner OF
parks. will provide seats to I'LL the
tabernacle These seats will be re-
moved from the various parks of the
city. The park season has closed and
there is practically no use for the
seats so they will be used in this man
ner.
The services will begin Sunday, Sept
ct, and will continue three or four
weeks.
Presbytery Association AdiOurns.
The meeting OF the Presbytery ASSOC
citation, which was held this week was
adjourned at midnight. Wednesday,
night It was thought that it would be
necessary to continue the meeting I'M
til tonight. but by holding special
session Wednesday night. it was pos
sible to complete the work About 10
visitors attended this meeting.
Rev. Harry V Nelson OF PotWin and
Mrs. s. S. Estey addressed the meeting
on Sunday school work last night Rev.
R. B. A. Mcbride OF Leavenworth, also
addressed the meeting.
The evening hours were consumed
by the reports OF the general assembly
and the committees. DR.. W. A Powell
presided at the final session. Delegates
were elected to attend the next synodi-
cal meeting, which will be held II
Pratt
Hugh, MacF'ariand Judge Of the pro-
bate court. will attend the meeting or
the North Topeka B. Y P. q. society
at the Baptist church Sunday night
His subject for the evening is How to
Share Our Temporal Blessings.
Social and Personal
William Deppe Of Ozawkie is the
guest Of his father. Fred Deppe. and
family at 12S5 Taylor street
W. H. Price, A B. Tomson. c.. T. Nc
Cold and r E Howes Of Silver Lake,
were among the North Topeka visitors
today They attended the state fair
during the afternoon.
The funeral Of Samuel r. Render. who
died Tuesday night. was held at
clock this afternoon in ConwelPS un-
dertaking chapel at 81 North Kansas
avenue Rev. Barrett assisted IN the
services. Members Of Blue Post, g. 4
R.. attended Interment was IN Koch
ester cemetery.
A. NJ. Petro. druggtSt--Adv-
/ E. e. Willard of kiro was in Worth
TopeKa today on business and attended
the state fair tits afternoon.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Dudley of Clay
! Center are the guests of friends In
North Topeka and are attending the
state fair.
t Mrs. David AmeH Of g14 North Mon
roe street has gone to points in Illinois
! To visit relatives
Fireman Verne Davis. at station NO
has returned from Illinois where ID
has been spending his vacation
s. NJ Martin Of Meriden was II
! North Topeka today ON business anc
/ attended the state fair this afternoon
! c. T. Fitzgerald of Valencia is tht
guest of friends in North Topeka ane
is attending the state fair
The new North Topeka Produce Mar
4 ket located at 11S E Norris. Every
thing IN the way Of vegetables ant
fruit for sale at money saving price
to every purchaser Come and see Us
II J. H DUNCAN