The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-07

PetrO'S drug store. or call EieaHOE
KimbaIl phone 1881, after p. M;
other hours, phone $685.
AL Hohmbaum of Mayetta has been |
busy hauling ice from Topeka. Hohm- |
baum has meat market and sells ice
as side line. One day recently he
made three trips in one day.
A large truck belonging to S. E. |
Rabe collided with a Ford last evening
at the corner of Topeka avenue and
Gordon street. The occupants of the
Ford, a woman and baby, whose
names were not learned, were unin-
jured, altho the car was badly dam
aged. The truck had one axle broken.
A mistake in signals was the cause of
the accident.
Work on the Kansas avenue bridge
over Soldier creek is in danger of
further delay owing to the war, ac-
cording to F. L. Barrett, engineer in
charge of the work for the Leaven-
worth Bridge company. Probably all
but two or three of the men now on
the job are subject to draft, and Mr..
Barrett must also register September
IL. There are at present seventeen
men at work, number of them are
grcen and inexperienced. The pre-
limlnary work of driving piles, boxing
abutnfents has been completed.
Notes and Personals.
VIM. Boast visited the Indian fair
at Mayetta yesterday.
Mrs. w. P. Hemphill and sons, Ray
mond and Wayne. have returned to
their home in Kansas City after a
| visit to Mrs. Hemphilrs parents. Mr..
and Mrs. ]. ]. Shaffer, 9o3 jackson
street.
Thomas Baker of the Graham
Clothing Co., will spend Sunday in ST
Joe.
Lawrence Smith. who underwent i
operation for the'removal of adenoids
and his tonsils, is recovering at his
home, 1901 Kansas avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Tudhope have moved
| into the property at go Jackson street.
Mr.. Tudhope is the son of Mr.. and
Mr.. and Mrs. Vern Marshall. of 900
Kansas avenue, have returned from
visit to California.
| DR.. Frank Dowler Of Fit. Leaven-
worth. is visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Dowler, of 935 Monroe street
cordia, are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. C.. Snediker of jackson street.
Mrs. L. D. Scott and little daughter,
| left today for Garden City, where they
| will make their future home. They
will be Joined in few weeks by Mr..
Scott, who has been with the Camp
| bell Drug company. for some time.
The Scott family will make their home
on farm near Garden City.
w. A. Fleischer and Mr.. and Mrs.
| William Madison of Hoyt, were on the
North Side on business yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Clark and
family of Holman street, returned yes
terday from two weeks outing in
| Colorado.
The Rev. O.. L. Weir. pastor of the
| North Topeka Baptist church, will as
sist tomorrow morning at a memorial
service which will be held in the First
Baptist church, at Lawrence, in mem
ory of one OF the young men of the
church who has been killed in action
in France.
A. NJ. Petro. the Druggist-Adv.
Miss Ada Morrow and Miss Esther
Wiseman have arrived from Little
the body of Miss Morrow's father ].
A. Morrow, who died at Little Rock.
August 81. short funeral service
will be held at the grave Tuesday af-
, ternoon at o'clock. Burial in Roch-
| estrial cemetery. Mrs. Morrow, who
) died last March; was a sister Of S. IT.
Wiseman, of route 6, and of L. F.
Wiseman of route S. Before going
to Arkansas the Morrow family lived
: in Hutchinson, Kansas.
. Among the Churches.
The Rev. Harvey E. Phillips will
. ! occupy the pulpit DIT DUH uloIuiIlS
and evening services at the Second
Presbyterian church, tomorrow. In
! the morning his subject will be
Christian Assurance and in the
: evening he will make a missionary
talk on Egypt, where he was a mis-
sionary for seven years, illustrating
his address with lantern slides.
The services at the North Topeka
t Baptist church tomorrow will be:
/ Preaching in the morning at II
/ O'Clock, when the pulpit will be filled
: by supply, in the absence Of the
j pastor. Sunday school at 9:45.. Jul
- Nor meeting, $500. B. Y. Pau. at Z
< Evening service at S O'Clock with SER
e mon by the pastor, the Rev. o. l.
: | Weir. Subject, THE Would-Be
:. Disciple"
y The Central avenue Christian
S church., the Rev. Harry Anderson
;. pastor. Morning service at IL O'Clock
: subject, 1.-The Inspected Church.
n Evening service at = O'Clock, subject
= 1.-The call of the Gospel BIblt
o school at 9:45. Christian Endeavol
at 900.
f At the Kansas avenue Methods
It church the pastor Will preach in tn,
s morning on soldier or Church
e Member-W hichE' In the evening a
o'clock, Mr.. johnson, CANADIAN
e soldier, who served two years In thu
l. front line trenches, will relate his ex
IS periences. Epworth League at ga
II D. m. SUNDAY school at y.45 a, m,