The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-23

ture fields. as well as much important
work as pastor.
With the exception of short pastor
ates in Oklahoma and Indiana, he has
preached in Kansas for twenty-seven
years. The members of the church
are looking forward to one of the most
successful years in their church and
community life.
His family will arrive sometime in
October. An evangelistic meeting will
begin the first of November. Mr.
Jones will do the preaching and his
oldest daughter. an experienced song
leader and personal worker, will assist
him.
Central Avenue Christian church
services-Communio and preaching
o'clock. Morning theme, Loyalty"
Evening theme, Popular"
North Topeka Baptist Church.
Preaching service, II. Peoples
popular services o'clock. Morning
sermon, Gathering Evening SER
mon. From Death to Life in Three
Acts" Special music by large choir
W. G. Handley. pastor.
Second Presbyterian Church.
The pastor. Joseph p. Hicks will
preach the third sermon in the series
on Last Things" Sunday morning
the theme being THE Second Coming
of Christ At 1880 o'clock he will
deliver the third in the series on
"Some People Everybody Should
Know" the theme being Abraham"
The church session will be held be-
tween church and Sunday school Sum
day morning to receive new members
and to elect a delegate to the Pres
bytery, which convenes in Kansas City
September rs. SUNDAY school $3.50.
Christian Endeavor $50.
E. r. Hayes thinks the remodeling
of his mail order house will be COM
pleted this week. He is building a
/ barn in the rear.
Revive esprit of Kansas
The Kimba1 Press company is con-
templating the republication of the
Spirit of Kansas paper estap-
lished in Lawrence in 1870. 1t was at
one time among the leading papers ol
the state In later years, it fell into
the hands of G.. F. Kimball and was
removed to Topeka, where 1t was pub
| lished up to the time of the grea'
flood of 1908 when all of its subscrip-
ton lists and business papers were
lost.
It's publication will be resumed ano
it will be conducted as progressive
independent state paper, faVorlng tns
reelection of Arthur Capper as gov
ernor.
Notes and Personals.
"Ab" Toller of fire station No. l il
the champion horseshoe pitcher o.
Kansas avenue. The season has beef
on three months.
Kimball, visited his grandfather re
Gently on his return from three years
work in Harvard law school
John Howe and Ike Treosoi o
Leavenworth, "old soldiers are Wis
ting friends in Topeka
A. V Linden of the Shawnee Stat
bank and J. c. Gresser have had
little game on just between themselve
| all summer. Whenever the total scor
Of the Western league baseball gam
terms an odd number Gresser pre-
sents Lindell with cent cigar
When the number is even, crosse
gets the smoke. At present. Lindel
is nineteen cigars to the gooa.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cheer and daughte
leave Sunday for California 10 spen
the winter.
George Morston of Kiro was il
North Topeka Saturday on business.
G. o. Brown of Rochester an
Frank Wilson of Indian Creek wer
in North Topeka Saturday on bust
ness.
r. r. Rogers of Kiro was in tow
Saturday on business.
c. w. Belts was in North Iopek
Saturday.
Hazel Boast who has been spendin
a three weeks vacation in Wisconsin
and Illinois, will return Saturda
night to her parents 909 North Jack
son.
F. c. Hummer and ]. S. Hummer o
Elmont were in North Topeka Satur
: day.
M NJ Shirley and o. w. Sage o
Granville were in North Topek
Saturday on business.
H Breitenstein is going on tril
in his ''Tin Lizzie" to Paxico Sunda
morning.
John Curry and Ray Kirkwood o
Elmont were in North Topeka Satur
. day on business
Helen Gould's Mother-in-Law Dead.
New Haven, Conn.,, Sept. 23.-Mr:
| Peter L. Shepard, mother of Finle
. Shepard. who married Helen Mile