The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-08

CONFRONTED WITH NEW PEST

Due to the rain last night, a smaller
crowd than usual attended the Honey
wen tabernacle meeting. The tab
ernacle however, was comfortably
filled with hearers, who seemed to be
there not out OF idle curiosity. but of
intense interest. Rev. Honeywell's adj
are $500 was on the Inspiration and
for Skeptics to Crack" With convinc-
Ing logic Rev. Honeywell swept aside
the objections Of shallow skepticism.
He used to good advantage the
quotation from the Bible, by their
that the Bible IL all that it has ever
claimed to be. He dealt specifically
with such topics az, Creation Of Man."
JONAH" and the Birth OF Christ
Last night. one man expressed what
probably was thought by hundreds,
when he said: IF only / had heard
a sermon like that 26 years ago. I
would have been q different man to-
day."
Tonight, the ladies of several
the working girls, living either in
North or South Topeka, and working
on the North side. The banquet will
be held at the Second Presbyterian
church at O'Clock. One hundred
wards they will attend the tabernacle
services in a body.
Morning prayer meetings for Friday
will be held as follows:
District No. at Mrs Warboy's, 923
North Van Buren, street.
Dist No. 2. at Mrs. Segar's, 1888
North Harrison.
Dist. No. 3, section No. at Mrs.
Hutchinson's. 124 Evelyn street.
Dist: No. :: sec. No: !. at Mrs
Dist. No. I. sec. No. at Mrs. Gale
mans 1907 North jackson street.
Dist. No. 5, at Mrs. West Brooks.
1905 Western avenue.
Dist. No. s. at Mrs. Shocks, 1895
North Quincy.
Dist. No. at Mrs. Patterson's. 1888
North Monroe.
Dist. No. 8, at Mrs. Paul Robinson's
1920 North Jefferson street.
Dist. No. 9, at Mrs. Frank Jones.
Lyman.
Dist. No. 10. sec. No. 1, at Mrs. Har-
ry Bakers. Shorey.
| Dist. No. 10, sec. No. 2. at Mrs.
Bayrestran. ShOrey.
Screw Worms Causing Trouble.
Screw worms are causing a number
| of farmers living north of town q
! great deal of trouble. The worm il
about one-fourth inch long, and as big
around as the lead In q pencil. The
chief cause OF this Injection is a germ.
transmitted from the fly. They null
tiply rapidly and burrow into the flesh.
Unless prompt measures are taken to
exterminate this worm 1t will cause
the farmer considerable loss. by KILL
ing the stock.
| It is seldom that this germ il found
so far north. In Texas and the south
ern states it is a very common disease
among the stock.
| Police Raid.
| The police Wednesday afternoon
raided the place OF "- ettie" Jordan al
121 West Railroad street. Forty-one
half pints of wet goods" were con-
fiscated.
Social and Personal
Mrs. Bertha Wetherholdt il spend
ing the day at Emmett. Kan. on bust
ness.
Mrs. Boltx of Rock Creek is visiting
Mrs E. HEADER on North Monroe
street.
| Edna Reedy and E. H. Charles OF
| Kansas City, Mo-, were married Tues
! day evening in Kansas City. Mrs
Charles is employed at the Sherwood.
cafe, and Mr.. Charles is with the
Union Pacific railroad.
H. G. Barrett of Granville was q
North Side visitor yesterday:
A. NJ. Petro. druggtst--Adv.
Mrs. Julia Frisbie has returned t.
her home in Oskaloosa. after visiting
with Mrs. c.. H. Willis of 9z7 North
Van Buren, street.
C. L. Dillon of Silver Lake was or
the North Side today.
/. Hayes of Silver Lake was in towr
on business yesterday.
Grover Neiswender OF Silver Lake
4 was on the North Side this morning
Mrs. Mary Tompkins Of Kansas
City, Mo-. is visiting Mrs. p. B. Mors<
i of 1908 North Van Buren, street. Mrs
Tompkins formerly lived in Topeka.
u A colored ladies' w. C. T. u. has
! been organized at the Asbury NJ. e
church. 834 North Van Buren, street
Il ~. ~ ho nj IN
I ton will be held October IL at 8 p. m
I Special sale on millinery Friday and
Saturday at Mrs. Browns. S31 NORTH
Kansas avenue.-Adv.