The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-22

to the community. Our Cnurcneo ar
united and working In q solid phalanx.
1t is gratifying to know that our bus'.
ness people are taking hold. and that
more are contemplating enlistment"
Fred VoiIand: From every View
point, the Honeywell meetings have
been all that could be desired by the
individual or community. A better cttf-
zenship will follow in the wake of these
meetings, am sure"
Aaron Sheetz: The old soldiers APP
prectate the work done by the Honey
well party ON their behalf. Personally.
think the meetings are . great thing.
John D. Pratt: The Honeywell re-
vival meetings are a great inspiration
to our people. The moral and spiritual
uplift is wonderful. I am pleased with
the effort put forth, and the result OBJ
tafned-''
J. B. Tracy: "The very best thing
North Topeka has had in years"
A. J. Berry: The Honeywell evan
gelistic party is the cleanest lot OF folks
have ever SEEN They are doing q
wonderful work in North Topeka
Ben A. Retter: It do not see where
these meetings can do any harm. On
the contrary. they are doing good
Morning Prayer Meetings.
Fourteen prayer meetings will be held
at 10 o'clock Friday morning, in the diff
ferent homes in North Topeka Fol-
lowing are the Iocatfons: District No.
l, at Miss Hazel Boasts. 9O9 North
Jackson street; district No 2 at Mrs
Skaters. 1925 North Topeka avenue;
district No. 3. section No. /, at Mrs.
Coffey's. 1217 North Central avenue;
district No 3, section No 2. at Miss
Fay Ponds, LIS Holman street; district
No. 4. section No. I. at Mrs. Browns.
1922 North Van Buren, street; district
NO. 4, section No. 2 at Mrs. Frank
Deppes. 1211 North Topeka avenue:
district No. 5, at Mrs. McVey's, 700 West
Morse street; district No. s. at 302 East
Laurent; district No. z, at Mrs. Jacobs
1z2s North Quincy street; district No. g..
at Mrs. Rice's, 307 North Paramore
street; district No 8, section No. l, at
Mrs. Holze's. Lyman; district No. 8,
section No 2, at Mrs. Walter Morris.
Lyman; district No. 10, section No. I.
at Mrs. Catron's. Shorey; district No.
10. section No. 2, at Mrs. Bonds, Shorey.
Young Men Organize.
The. young men Of North Topeka
nave organized a Young Mems Get
Together class under the direction of
Prof H. C. Clase Of the Honeywell
evangelistic party. The initial meet
ing was held Tuesday evening at the
Kansas Avenue Methodist church.
Professor Clase talked to about rs
young men on THE Three Essentials
of True. Christian Living" The class
will meet tonight at the Methodist
church at O'Clock. The address of
the evening win be on Efficiency"
All young men are invited.
X. L. Of s. Hold Initiation.
Victor Council No. 4. of the Knights
and Ladies of Security will hold an
initiation tonight. for the new mem
bers who have been secured since
the opening of the campaign, which
started about week ago.
Social and Personal.
Lewis Dryer has purchased the res
idence at 1919 West Gordon street.
and will move his family from Jack
son county after November Z.
Miss Anna Sutton of Olathe, who
has been visiting Mrs. Chas. Suit, re-
turned Wednesday evening to her
home.
John w. Wright of the King
Agency is spending the day in Kansas
City.
r.. Shine and family of 1925 North
Monroe street. have returned from
Florida where they have been for the.
past ten months.
Mr.. Ed Conkling lost a valuable
horse this morning
the Helena Chapter No. 30 of the
Eastern Star at her home tomorrow
afternoon.
Roy Fleming of Elmont was a
North Side visitor this morning.
A NJ. Petro, druggist.-Adv.
The funeral of Frank Reece, who
died at his home near Syracuse, Kan,
was held this afternoon at the Grant
vile church. Burial in the Grant
vile cemetery.
Col. John Brown has on exhibition
in the Citizens State bank an eight
and one-half pound sweet potato,
which he raised on his farm north of
the reform school.
NJ. Glynn has returned from a busi-
ness trip to Wakeeney.
Robert Holiday. who was injured
Tuesday night, is reported to be i'm
prOvinR