The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-10-04

hours. $3.50.
Topeka is authority for the statement that
IN all his business experience he has never
Roth ProPssty 10 pc SO IN aenlana,
dence property. In 1887 when the Rock
Island offices were brought to Topeka, a
similar condition prevailed in regard to
residences. At that time North Topeka
was much smaller and the housing of hun
dreds of new citizens was a serious mat
at that time, big prices being paid for very
modest houses. In fact, anything that had
four walls and a roof was called q house,
and was easily rented.
The North Topeka Civic club will hold
meeting Tuesday night at the Community
house, corner of Jackson and Laurent
street. at which time report will be made
on the canvass of the North Side for
house. FolewiuPP pay the business @eefing
free entertainment with free eats will be
given. Citizens of North Topeka are in
vited to attend
Notes and Personals.
II. E. Fletcher of Sapulpa, Ok, formerly
of Shorey, is on the North Side, attending
to business interests and visiting his
daughter, Mrs. Alden of Holman's add
ton, and his son, Albert Fletcher of
ShOrey.
II. Bretenstein and family will motor to
Paxico tomorrow on a pleasure trip.
Mrs. George Hemins of Topeka avenue
Is visiting relatives in st. Joe. Before re-
turning home she will visit her sister, Mrs
Blean in Kansas City, Mo.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stern of Wichita are
the guests of Mrs. Stern's cousin. Mr.
Hollway and family of Harrison street.
evening, October ], in honor of Miss
Gladys Gordon, at the home of her sister
Mrs. ]. B. Gurtler of 40 Evelyn street The
party was to celebrate Miss Gordon's birth
day anniversary. The guests were Miss
Gordon, Miss Gladys, Carrier, Miss Lillian
Emma
Smith, Mr.. Kenneth Dougherty, Mr.. Frank
Porseh, Mr.. Raymond Martin, Mr.. Clarence
daughter, Florence, Mr.. and Mrs. D. A
Gordon and sons, Albert and Howard and
Charles Gordon.
A. NJ. Petro & Son. Druggists.-Adv
Among tho Churches.
The Church of the Good Shepherd Epis
copal. There will be a celebration of the
Holy Eucharist, Sunday morning at Il
o'clock. The Rev. Geo. H. HAT, celebrant
The Kansas Avenue Methodist church
the Rev. Z. NJ. PaddIeford, pastor A
| with the senior church. DIR. Osborne, re
| turned missionary from India will make al
address and will sing several hymns il
The North Topeka Baptist church. tn,
Rev: O. l. Weir; pastor. Morning service
Loving Patience" Evening service at G 81
Subject, 1.-The Unexpected Guest" Sunda!
school at Q 80 a. m. B. Y. 2. U. and In
Thursday evening iI at AS Choir peecteg
Friday evening at o'clock
The Central Avenue Christian church
the Rev. J. Fl. Anderson. pastor. Com
munion and preaching at IL a. m. Prais'
deavor at Z O'Clock. At the morning servic,
matters of special importance will b.
| considered.
The Second Presbyterian church, corner
| OF Jackson and Gordon streets. Specia
| Rally Day" services including the Chris
\ tlan Endeavor Will be held tomorrow
Morning service at IL O'Clock with tn
| regular communion service and reception
| of members. At O'Clock the young PEG
pie will give a special program and at
O'Clock the pastor, the Rev. Geo. R. Jack
man will tell some of his experience
while a missionary in Central America.