The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-10-24

at the Lneetlng OF the North Topeka Civic
club. The location of the bridge will
largely influence the future prosperity of
| North Topeka and every resident and
efrt 70 be- and @orf IN te n
! terest OF the North side. The meeting will
| open at Z 80.
The building at 600 Kansas avenue. oc-
eupied by the Rural Kansan, formerly the
shawnee Chief. has been purchased by
Ii. Galitzki from Cash curtis.
Married Fifty Years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Artzer, pioneer resi-
golden wedding Sunday afternoon at their
home, SIS Jackson street, where they have
lived for more than forty years. Both Mr..
and came directly to North Topeka on
their arrival in this country forty six
years ago; They are the parents Of eight
ent Sunday. Several children died in in
fancy, and son died ten years ago,
after reaching manhood:
Aftho comparatively young, Mr.. Artzer
being 81 and Mrs. Artzer 50 years of age,
they are great grandparents, and their
five Great grandchildren as well as their
seventeen grandchildren, helped them
celebrate their fiftieth wedding anniyer-
sary. The celebration was in the nature
dren planning and carrying it out sue
The children. all Of whom live in To-
soSa Arn 1s MMa a5d Mrs Ne Eugene sas
Guame, Mr.. and Mrs A. w. Artzer, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Wright. Junction City !;
Ed olferman nan, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam 4rtzer
Mr., and Mrs. Andrew Desch.
EvangeIistic Notes.
This evening will be Mems Night" at
the eyangelistic meetings now in session at
the Kansas Avenue Methodist church. The
of the 9K the Passer fhe
Among Men-Christ."
The proportion of men attending these
meetings has been unusual, Mr.. Gordon
said, men making sup one-fourth Of the
congregation at the majority of the meet
ings which is exceptional In his experience.
The interest in the meetings continues to
increase which is most encouraging. A
number Of decisions were made at both
the Sunday and Monday services. The
sustained interest, Mr.. Gordon believes, is
due in a great measure, to the hearty CO.
operation OF the different societies
Prayer service for Wednesday morning
will be: District No. l, Mrs. Huber. 11d3
Quincy street; No 3, Mrs. 6. b. Critics;
No. 4, Mrs. johnson, 22S Holman street;
No. 5, Mrs. Mohler, 935 Jackson street;
No. 6, Mrs. McGraw, $40 st. John street.
Wednesday evening will be Ladies' Aid
society night. The subject of the sermon
will be THE Secret of True Greatness"
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. Elmer Morand has returned TO her
work at Austin Snedikers after two weeks
absence on account of illness.
s. r. Dexter. undertaken. S23 Kan
sas avenue--Adv.
A meeting of the girl scouts OF the
Second Presbyterian church will be held
this evening at the home of Miss Lucille
Fisher, 112S Quincy street. at g As o'clock.
Miss Nellie Ward and Miss Marie wilson
will lead the prayer meeting service at
the Second Presbyterian church Wednes-
day evening.
Mrs NJ. r. Guffey and daughter. Mrs.
H. e. Brownell, have returned from
two weeks visit to Mrs. Guffey's daughter
in Illinois.
The North Topeka Shoe Shop, 92s
N. Kansas Ave, south of fire station,
is giving presents for every job of 35c
or ever.-Adv.
William A. Awtry died suddenly at his
home, Saywell and Quincy street. this
morning about o'clock. Death was due
to heart failure. Mr.. Awtry had been
his throat had been lanced last night
which seemed to afford relief. When Mrs.
Awtry awOke from brief sleep this
morning and went to the bedside to give
her husband his medicine, she found he
had died in his sleep. He had been dead
was still warm. Mr.. Awtry was a deputy
for the Security Benefit association aAi
was well known in North Topeka where
he had many friends. He was formerly
employed at the Austin Snediker mer-
camille store.
Closing out entire stock wall paper
and paint at cost. o. A. Mcclure, 500
n. Kansas Ave.-Adv.
On account of the death of Assistant
Deputy William II. Awtry, the A. o. U. w.
party announced for this evening has been
postponed