The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-02-28

home and they spent one evening this week
cleaning up their quarters in the base
ment Of the church.
Was the Pet Canary Included?
When buying, a house it is not usual.
even in these days of house shortage, to
what was done when Charles L. Bridge
sold his home at 1920 South Buchanan
street to w. T. Hutchison.
When asked when he could give pos
session he said it would probably be so
60 days before he b eeud find salts he
chickens
Make me a price on the entire outfit
house. furniture and chickens" said MIR.
Hutehison. The bargain was soon com
pleted and the Bridge family was home
For the past two weeks Mr.. and Mrs.
Bridge have been visiting among friends
but are now located at G10 West Tenth
street. Mrs: George Dossmann, formerly
Miss Vera Bridge, who. was making her
home with her parents, Is now living with
friends in West street.
Notes and Personals.
Lieut.. James Haynes, who has been
spending the winter in Phoenix, is visit
ing friends and relatives in North Topeka
and vicinity. He expects to return to
Phoenix in a few days.
Postmaster W. S. Gentry, Of the North
side postoffice, who has been off duty for
few days, owing to sickness, has returned
Funeral services for ]. W. McNown who
died at his home in Fort Scott. Friday
church in Fort Scott at 2 o'clock Sunday
afternoon. Burial will be In Evergreen
cemetery.
Ruth Near, the 10-year- old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Near, died yes
terday afternoon at her home, 1908 Monroe
street. The little girl was only sick forty
eight hours, her death following an attack
of double pneumonia
Earl NJ. Palmer, the 17-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron A. Palmer, died yes
terday afternoon at the home Of his par
| ents, 90 East Laurent street
Miss Ollie McNown, Miss May MeNown
to Fort Scott today to attend the funeral
of their brother. j. W. McNown.
Mrs. NJ. A. Guffey and her daughter. Mrs.
Carl t. Robinson, went to Fort Scott to-
day to attend the funeral service of Mr..
, day morning. Mrs. Charles Swan of Oak
| land accompanied her mother, Mrs Guffey,
to Fort Scott Mrs. MeNown is a daughter
! of Mrs. Guffey.
| Mrs. Clyde Wilkerson. of Holmans add
ton, who has been in st. Francis hospital,
| will be taken home Sunday.
The penny-a- year social given by the
Christian Endeavor society of the Second
/ Presbyterian church. at the home of the
Rev. Geo. L. Jackman, last evening, was
an enjoyable affair.
| Word has been received in Topeka of the
| death of Mrs. Ruth Boes, of Cloverdale.
Ind. Death resulted from the effects of
influenza. after a brief illness. at the home
! of her son in Greencastle, Ind. Mrs. Boes
| hadl many relatives in Topeka and had Wis
| 1teu mere q nulnDer OF times. Sne WIS one
of the older generations of Mazes and
would have been SO years of age March 2.
| She a sister of Mrs. Franklin Owen,
J. C., ]. O., J. T. and Elliott Maze. all for
mer residents of North Topeka, but now
| deceased.
| The Margaret Bell Millinery school,
which started last Monday, found they
/ had more applicants than present
work room would accommodate and
several applicants were placed on
waiting list. This difficulty has been
| overcome by arranging another work
room. Those desiring TO enroll for the
| four weeks course should make appli-
cations early in the week. Courtney
Millinery Parlors. 60S Kansas Ave
ADV.
| Among the Churches.
Church of the Good Shepherd. Episcopal
| corner of Laurent and Quincy streets. The
| Rev. George r. Hiatt. priest in charge
and sermon at IL o'clock. Sunday school
! at 80.
second Presbyterian church, corner of
| Gordon and Jackson streets. The Rev.
George X. Jackman, minister. Morning
service at IL O'Clock. Subject of sermon
h bd .r Best Daniel anIrics u :
I 80. Subject of sermon, The Great NAL
ady and It's Cure" Christian Endeavor
Kansas avenue Methodist church the
! Rev. f. 81. Paddleford;, pastor Morning
| at IL o'clock. Evening service at 80
| Christian EIdeavor 6 80. Sunday school al
. As. Official board meeting Wednesday
| evening.
Central avenue Christian church. the Rev
| J. H. Anderson, pastor. Communion and
| preaching at IL o'clock. Praise and preach
| ing at I 80. Christian Endeavor at $50
| Bible school 0 40.
The North Topeka Baptist church, the
Rev. C. L. Weir pastor Morning service
| at IL O'Clock. Subject of sermon, The
| Christians Departed.'> Evening service al
80. Subject of sermon. Counting the
| Cost" Junior and Senior d. Y. Z. L. at
80 Sunday school at o 30. Prayer meet
| ing Thursday evening at Z so. Choir meet
| ing Friday evening at o'clock.