Topeka Scene from Topeka, Kansas • 2

'L. 1 SCHR1VERS WEEKLY Mrs. Chas. Newell of Forest Avenue spent Tuesday with her mother Mrs. J.

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PERSONAL MENTION Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Dawdy of Topeka spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. T.

M. Dawdy of Strait street. Mr. and Mrs. Graft of Kansas City spent Sunday with Mrs.

Grafts brother, F. G. Ludington and family of Michigan avenue Mrs. Jackson of Tecumseh called on Mr. and Mrs.

Q. A. Starr and family of Oakland avenue Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.

Chas. Lingo of Oikland avenue entertained at dinner Sunday Mr. and Mis. Ar thur Taylor and son of East Seward avenue and Mr. and Mrs.

Richard Leeson and family of avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Traub of Arter avenue have changed their resi dence to Oakland avenue. ext Week- BgmME.MAiaaaaErarag ubk.

The citizens of Oakland should become acquainted with the proposition made by the Mt. Auburn Cemetery Co. a thi is planned to be one of the beauty spot in Shawnee County and Is favorably located on CEMETERY STREET CAU LINE. JUST SOUTH i OUR CITY. Family lots in Restricted District at reasonable prices and on easy payments, care of graves provided for by Charter from the State, thus insuring careful ovei sight and upkeep of the property and this should appeal to those who desire to provide a restir place for their loved ones in case of death, hich comes to all.

BesutifuMy located on high ground on alifornia Avenue and Tenth Street, only a few minutes ri le from Seward Avenue, transferring to Cemetery car line makes it convenient for Oakland People. Molern lawn plan, blue grass sod, Ornamented Circle, ting pole and attractive plots for members of Odd Fellows Lodge, Methodist Home, Ladit-s Lincoln Circle, Woman's Relief Corps and Soldiers and Sailors of the Civil War makes this an i eal place for burial. We will personally render every assistance possible in making selection and we have a competent caretaker and sexton in charge of the grounds, Cffica, 311 Central National Bank Bldg. Phone 470 Cemetery and Residence Phone 1058 JOHN W. FISHER, Supt.

Phene 470 iiLiBBiiiuirrma Fok Salk 34 room hotel doing: good business. Only takes $(00 cash to handle See J. K. Schriver, 10(1 E. 7th, upstairs.

Amy Bowlck of Winfield avenue, Those present were the teacher, Mrs. Chas. Ash, Miss Iva Car-others. Miss Hazel Kiesee, Miss NonaveeHersch-11. Miss Florence Draut, Miss Virginia Munson.

Miss Ruth Taylor, Miss Irene Oakley and Miss Bowick. FIELD SPORTS When you keep a boy interest ed in football, baseball, tennis, and the like, you lessen the chances that he will get interested in things not so good for him. The Youths Companion, since its enlargement, gives generous space to this matter of athletic training, and gets the best coaches in the country to write for it. How to practice to become a first-rate pitcher, Ihow to train for a race, how to learn the newest strokes in swimming these and a hundred other topics of the greatest interest to boj s-to girls, too, for that matter--are touched upon in this important department of The Companion. And this is only a small part of the service which The Companion renders in any home that itenters.

It has points of contact with a hundred interests. If you do not know The Companion as it is today, let us send you one or two current issues free, that you may thoroughly test the papers quality. We will send also the Forecast for 1915. Every new subscriber who sends 2.00 for the fifty-two weekly issues of 1915 will receive free all the issues of the paper for the remaining weeks of 1914; also The Companion Home Calendar for 1915. THE YOUTHS COMPANION, 144 Berkeley Boston, Mass.

Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Harris of Wamego have returned to Oak-.

land to spend thfe winter. Mr. and Mrs. Hartman have purchased a home on Arter avenue -moved to their new quarters. Some of the oncoming Americans had a weinie roast at the Ludington home on Michigan avenue Saturday evening.

Weinies were roasted until after the curfew rang when the youngsters departed for their several homes. Those present were Flotence Ludington, Carrie Lu lington, Irene Ludington, Pete Bradley, Walter Starr, Bert Ludington, and Teddie I udington. Mrs. Kluzz of Dodge City came last week to make an extended visit with her mother, Mrs. J.R.

Grubbs of Oakland avenue. Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Brown and children of Haviland Kans spent a few days the fiist of the week with Mrs. Browns parents Mr.

and Mrs. Howell of Wabash avenue and her brother, Chas. Howell and family of Euclid avenue. Halloween Parties The Forestry Club held their annual Hallow'een party at the home of Mrs. Wm.

Vanorsdol on Forest Avenue, Saturday evening. A seven oclock dinner was served in cafetaria style. Those present were Mr. and Mrs. J.

C. Lingo. Rev. and Mrs. Hanna, Mr.

and Mrs. L. B. Crowe. Mr.

and Mrs. Edwaid Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Reaugh, Mr.

and C. Taylor, Mr. and Mr. Chas. Johnson.

Mr. and Mrs. Eugene, Hattan, Mr. and Mr. 0.

M. Keats, Mr. and Mrs. E. A.

Peters, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Goodell, Mr.

and Jasper Cole, Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Taylor, Mr.

and Mrs, Heller. -PThe Cnristian Endeavor society of the Christian church had a Halloween party Thursday evening at the home of Miss Helen Hanna of Michigan avenue. Halloween games were played during the evening after which refreshments were served to the following; Mr. and Mrs. C.

M. Reaugh, Mrs. E.S. WaJlae. Miss Vera Hoag, Miss Eva Read, Miss Gladis Rook, Mr.

Lawrn Dodge, Mr. Earl Hoag, Mr. Lawrence Birt, Mr. Lloyd Jessop, Mr. Win Crouch, Mr.

Howard Carice, Mr. Lenard Hanna, Mips Helen Hanna and Rev. and Mrs. Hanna Methodist Church A. E.

PETERSON, Pastor We are still wondering how to arrange for cur Sunday School classes. We need more room. The new chairs and tables in the primary department add greatly to the convenience and efficiency of that department. We need four or five more teachers. Several of the classes in the graded work need to be divided.

Also some changes need to be made in some of the adult casses in order to provide classes for all who attend. The services last Sunday were well attended. Tl.is is as it should be. Everyone in Oakland ought to be in the services at one or the other of our churches. Get the Go to Church Habit.

Services as usual next Sunday Morning subject Where are the Dead? or The Intermediate State. Subject for the evening sermon Almost. All are cor-lially invited to attend our services. The stdy class of the Ep-worth League meets on Friday evening to study the text The Social Creed of the Churches. About 15 are enrolled in this study and no doubt the course will be of great profit to those who participate.

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MONEY TO LOAN On All Kinds of Personal Property Horses, cattle, pianos, diamonds, hoosehold goods libraiiesi typewriters, autos, carriages, machines and lo salaried people F. S. THOMAS 519 Kansas Ave. Phone 298 The ROYAL BAKERY PlJAVE YOU TRIED i Butter Top or Golden Grain I Bread? If not take a loaf h.me with you Today. They are made by the Model Bakery Christian Church J.

0. HANNA, PASTOR Last Sunday was a good day with this church, 119 in Bible school ar.d $5.20 in offering. A fine audience at 11 a. m. and a full house at night.

The church is getting tn line for campaign for righteousness in Oakland. Mr. VanNess of North Topeka has been secured to direct our choir in the revival meetings and he is an enthusiastic and capable leader. A chorus of thirty voices and several instruments will be an important feature of the meetings. A rousing song service each week night at 7:45 some sptcial music.

The Sunshine chorus will be a delightful feature also. They will have full charge each Mon day night. No service on Saturday night. The following are the topics from Sunday. At 11 a.

Apostolic Preaching. At p. m. Pardon, Its Means and Evidences a chart sermon. Monday night-Conversion.

Tuesday night-Repentance. Wednesday night-The Road to Heaven, a chart sermon. Thursday night-Disobidience to the Gospel. Friday night-The Question of Questions. A full day on Sunday.

Be in your place and do your duty. The pastor is the evangelist. The sermons will be plain, practical and scriptural and the singing will be inspiring at every service. A welcome to everyone. Come.

DELTA ALPHA MEETING The Delta Alpha class of the Presbyterian church met Thursday evening at the home of Miss G. H. liNSIGN, M. D. O.

kland, Kansas Office at Drug Store. Residenc 3o2 Forest. All calls answered day or night Phones, 3274 When in Kar sas City take your meals at McCLINTOCKS the oldest and most reliable restaurant in the city. Residence Phone 775 Office Phone 192 Local and Long Distance L. M.

PENWELL Funeral Director f08-510 Quincy St. Topeka Kansas CHAPEL IN CONNECTION A.P. TONE WILSON, jr LAWYER Topeka, Kansas Phone 1394 217 VV. 5th St. H.

W. Bomgardner, Undertaker. Folding Tables and Chairs for Parties. 5a Jackson Street. lhon: (46 PROCTOLOGY GYNECOLOGY OBSTETRICS Phone 3812 Dr.

E. Claude Smith Osteopathy 713-714 Mills Bldg. Topeka, Kans. HAWLEY STEELE Funeral Directors Up-to-Date F.qnipment and Methods Goods and Services Guaranteed Mrs. J.

S. Ray enteitained her Sunday, school class Saturday evening at her home on Forest Avenue. Halloween games were played after which refreshments were served. Those present were; Marie Wolff, Dollie Smel-. fiev, Mildred House, Vernon Woo Esther Covert, Mary Ger-dom, Verna Ki.ig, Alice Stackle- back Florence Kesselring, Webb, Irene i Mrs.

Earl Heller and family, of East -Seward Sunday with Mrs. Cassie Taylor of Forest Avenue, Mr; and Airs. J. W. Swartz and ciamilyof Blaine Avenue spent Sunday(with Mr.

and Mrs. L. F. Collins pf Michigan Avenue. Meetings are row in progress -at the Christian church.

Mrs. T. Nichols of Arter Ayenue has returned from a few weeks vi.dt,; with her daughter, Mrs. A. K.

'Webster. Mr. and Wilkens of Nebraska, anti Staggs, spent Tuesday with Mrs. Wm. Gooden and family.

Harold Poort of Manhattan, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. Poort of Winfield Avenue. Mr.

Chas. Applegat-ydias returnee home from a business trip to Maple Hill. Mrs. McDonald of Arter Avenue is ill at her home. Topeka Township Vote Following- Is the vote cast for Topeka townshsp officers In Tuesdays election Decline in the Market Has made' prices lower than ever at the Owl Grocers Five Stores Mr.

and Mrs. N. E. Copeland, and Mr. and Mrs.

Frank Collins spent Monday at the home of H. C. Taylor on Michigan avenue. Want ads in this paper get results. Mrs.

Steele attends calls requiring the Services of a Lady I18E. 8th St. Phon 287 jC1.