The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-29
IN NORTH Topeka
Rally Day at Lyman Sunday
School October 3.
Grand MatrOn and Grand Pa
trOn Visit o. E. S.

Sunday, October the Bird. will be
rally day at the Lyman Sunday
school for the Lyman Union SUNDAY
school. program viii be given ~
addition to the regular lesson STUDY.
The Rev Mr. Sheer of the Kansas
Avenue Methodist church will de
liver an address. The services VIII
start at o'clock
Amity Temple Meeting.
The regular meeting OF Anll ny,
Temple No 108, Pythian Sisters WI VII
he held Friday night in the hall 50
North Kansas avenue Grand Chief
Belle Alex, of ottawa, will be presenI
20 inspect the WORK. Refreshments
will be served during the evening
Visit Missouri Chapter
Mrs. Myrtle Suit, grand matron Tor
Kansas of the Eastern Star, ana the
Rev Holm w. WaIdron. grand patron
of Kansas, left Tuesday for ST LOUIS
where they will attend the meetl4S % %
the Missouri chapter OF the - E. .
While in St Louis the Rev Mr. Walo-
ron will attend a conference of the
Methodist church, which IS pelhS helu
there.
Notes and Personals.
A business meeting of the Congre
gational church members VIII pe A0Ao
tonight at the church
The LYMAN Bible Study club Will
meet Thursday afternoon with MRS;
McMurphy for REORGANIZATION anu
election of officers Tor the winter
months The meeting will convene at
o'clock
Aaron Sheetz is spending the DAY
in Leavenworth visiting his brother,
John, who is in the Soldiers home
Mrs. Frank Markham, of Rossv1lle'
is visiting her son, William Markhahl'
of 1914 North Jackson street
Mrs. Thomas Mcpherson and Mrs
John Howerton, of RossVllle, were
shopping on the North side today.
A board meeting of the Christian
church was held Tuesday night in the
church parlors-
L. e. Anderson has returned from
a business trip to Onaga-
w. A. Baird of Elmont, was a
North side visitor today.
E. A Kessinger, of Killmer has
returned home after spending a snort
time on the North side attending to
G. o. shultice. of Silver Lake, was
on the North side today attending to
business.
W. A. George has returned from
Kansas City, where he spent several
days on business.
G. w. NJ. Siegler, of Kiro, was
North side visitor today.
Charles Wind, who formerly lived
in Kansas City. is now living in To-
Deka having been transferred in the
/
veIl-Kansas City run to the Topeka
Kansas City run.
The Progressive class of the Second
Presbyterian church will meet Friday
hight at the home of Stanley Halls,
'05 Monroe street.
H. Britenstein has recovered from
erious case of blood poisoning caused
" a nail.
Mr. and Mrs. w. T. Pence have re-
urned from Chicago, where they were
allied by the illness of their son,
larry, who suffered from a severe
ttack of appendicitis. His condition
S much improved.
The "Wednesday club" met with
hrs. J. a. Easter, recently at her
lOme north of town for all days
Meeting. The following mem bers and
-uests were present. Mrs. B. c. Dibble,
1rs. Blaisdell, Mrs. T. t. Rowe, Mrs.
gnes Clarke, Mrs. Fred Clarke and
on George, Mrs. Thomas Parrish,
Hiss Jessie Parrish, Mrs. w. A Mar
hall, Miss Ruth Dibble, Master Will
ard Dibble and MIR. and Mrs. Easter.
he next meeting will be with Mrs
1arshan in October.