The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-23

Items 10. this column may be left
at PetrO's drug store or telephone Jes-
sic Riach. Red 2344 after 4 p. m.
other hours $3.50. .-
A meeting Of the North Topeka Civic
club Will be held this evening at the Com
munity House, corner o. Laurent and jack
son streets. After the business session q
program Will be given and Ice cream and
cake ,S served Az grs,9sns SIP interested Sri n
20 be present.
The sixty-third annual meeting Of the
twenty churches In the Kansas River Bap-
fist association, Will be held with the
North Topeka Baptist church, Rev. o. i.
Weir, pastor. September 24-2G, lOlo
wednesday at . 30, the devotionais will be
conducted by the Rev. G. L. Mathews, To-
peka at o'clock there Will be an al
dress by Rev. Frank Jennings q Law
dpvotionals will be- In charge Of Rev.
Lewis Jacobsen, Manhattan; at 40 kev;
%. NJ. Showalter. will deliver the annual
sermon, and at $40 there viii ne en- ads
dress by. Dr. s. +. Price. President OF
Ottawa University. Thursday morning Ia AZ
. o'clock, dev0honals by Rev. T. w. Wit-
tenbt6ker. others on the morning program
are. a. ". Cassidy. Rev Il. J.. Wright.
Topeku, aud Rev Tilley' Emporia. ,,u..
session. Addresses will be made by J; L.
Crawford, state secretary ana y. Nj. Iuf'
ley s. S., and r. y. T. Z. secretary. 80
Thursday evening. beginning at 30, Is
the Young Peoples session. Friday morn
Ing az O'Clock the devouonals VIII ne
Al 10 10 Chorles Eldridae will speak The
remainder OF the morning Will he given
over 10 miscellaneous business with ad-
journment at II 80.
Old settler Gone.
The funeral Of Samuel Doman. q pio-
neer resident Of Topeka, VINO died SaIQqiE-
day afternoon, was held from the taHmly
home S24 Quincy street, MONDAY aItL,
noon. Had lie lived I'll that day he would
has haen
sas IN 1900. allied himself with the Zee Zee
State forces End took an active part ~ tne
early history of the state lie was one
~ lie oldest members Of the Kansas Ave
nue. Methodist church. He was cnarter
II ma NJ. and was elected its first
MASTER Mr.. Dolman was loved and re
suerted by all who knew him. lie Is SUIT
man, a local contractor; r. ID. Iloiman'
81 goseph. Mo; Judge L. s. Dolman,
Ardmore, Okla. all OF whom were WIN
him at the time of his death.
Notes md Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clouse of Central avenue
hqye rsrPed from a t5lg e g MtSmg street
T gansh return MRS fs''}f n. McNonn Of Fort
se Mr, william Frey, formerly Of Topeka,
who has been visiting in North Carolinay
stopped off for a few days to visit old
cedinr to his home in Casper, Wyo
Miss auth Jackman, and Mr.: Harry
JncKman were very pleasantly surprised
Saturday evening at their home on West
Gordon street, by the young people OF the
Second Presbyterian church, the OCCASION
being the anniversary Of their blTthday'
Mr.. and Mrs. Beers and daughters OF
Park street have returned from a trip 10
IWord has been received that Mrs. Anna
Could, mother Of Mrs. ]. NJ. Meade is
ottite III in Kanap0lis. Kan, where she
vent to visit relatives. Mrs. Meade Is
W.T. ana Mrs Fred Hurst Of 1920 Polk
street. have received word that their son,
Vincent has landed, and Is at lamp
Merritt. n J. He was MEMBER OF the
2S1st NJ. p Co, and came back from
CobIentz Germany on special detail with
urfsouers He was formerly a Battery A,
t3Oth T. A. boy. and has seen eighteen
months foreign service. go. .-
Recnuse Of the sessions Of the kansas
River Baptist association held In the
North Topeka Baptist chuch this week nc
Thursday evening services will be held
at the First church.
a NJ .Petro g. Son. Druggists.-Adv.