The Topeka Plaindealer from Topeka, Kansas • 4

ture Friday night at the A. SI. E. Churc-h not lose interest in such an organiza- TIieTopeka Plaindealer. tion, for it will do much to better the to a large and appreciative audience.

This was the first number under the auspices of the Progressive Lecture Course and it was a splendid success. Sirs. W. T. Turner of Topeka and A.

J. Giildress of Chicago were in the city last week, attending the funeral of ADVEBTI8INQ BATES PER MONTH $2.00 PER INCH. turned from Salina, Slonday. Sirs. SI.

Gibson is able to be out again. Sir. and Sirs. B. Logan and family are.

moving to Topeka. Sir. and Sirs. II. Wharton and family moved to Carbondale, last Slonday.

Sirs. Geo. Smith and family moved here from Brooksville and will reside on the SIcReynold property. conditions of the home life of our people, Sirs. Bessie Williams and Thomas Carter sang at the Lyceum Friday evening, Sir.

Earnest Stith presided as President. Prof. A. A. Hughes made an interest KICK CHILES, Editor ing talk to the young people; his re- their mother, Sirs.

Jennie Childress. They 24th. Sincerest wishes for their happiness. The Tennessee Drug has moved into the building formerly occupied by Wood Drug Co. It is now the finest colored drug store in town.

Sir. Horace Hughes of Kansas City is here attending high school. Sir. Dave Slorris made a trip Kansas City last' week; whie there he visited Western University. Sir.

Thos. Presey of Okla. City is visiting her parents, Sir. and Sirs. Hai-jlai Sliss Cora Sublett and Sir.

Earl Talli-ferro are engaged to be married Slarch' 29th. Sir. Fred Tinsley has resigned. They intend to spend their honeymoon at Dearing, Kansas. were the guests of Sir.

and Sirs. G. W. marks were logical, clear and couched Sir. Edmund Hampton departed for BUBSCBIPTION BATES: One year Sbt Month! by mall .80 Tares months by mall in good form by well selected English.

Sirs. Enves and Hays visited the public schools, Friday. The Rev. Sir. Henry of Trenton, will preach at the Baptist Church, next Sunday.

Lowry while in the city. Quarterly meeting at the A. SI. E. Church, Sunday.

Presiding Elder Ransom will be in attendance. Secure your tickets and hear Col. oJhn SI. Brown of Topeka, Slarch 18. iHs subject, "The awakening of the Dark.

Races of the World to a Higher Plane of Civilization." Rev. N. J. Stokes was in attendance of Board meting of Baptist Church at Iola last week. Estered at be Postoflloe at Topeks as Heoond olass Mall Matter.

i FRIDAY, MAR, 11, 1910. MRS. W. T. VERNON ENTERTAINS.

I Brililant Social Event at the KANSAS CITY, M0. leaders in the Social Life of Washington Pay Respects to the Wife of the Register of the Treasury. A largo number of the ladies of Washington called upon Sirs. W. T.

Vernon between 7:30 and 10:30 o'clock on the evening of 5 arch 3rd. The house was elaborately decorated with palms and flowers. In the receiving line with Sirs. Vernon Denver, Sunday. Sir.

and Sirs. Thomas Heary moved from Detroit here and are at the Wharton residence. iSIrs. Julia Douglas was born in Santa Fe, about the year of 1850. Spent her earlier days in Slexico, Slo.

From there she went to Carrollton, where she became an active Christian worker, in the A. SI. E. Church, and a loyal citizen, until three years ago, when she left there and came to Olathe, to make her home with her son, Frederick. For the past three months, she has been ailing, but like a true soldier of the cross, bore her afflictions bravely, exemplifying the Christian fortitude of Job, never complaining but always leaning on the everlasting arm of Jesus, until Slonday night, Feb.

1st 1910, at 8:20, the dread monster, death, entered her home and she gladly answered the summons of our Heavenly Father, to come and abide with Him. And in fancy we hear her say "It.ls all over, the toil and cares of life." The world is vanished, with all its mortal strife, the journey is ended; I have laid my burden down, in realms supernal, and received at last my crown, Then I bid farewell to you all, and to the ways of the world. To walk in it, never more; for my Lord came, and I sought my home, where he waited at the onep door. The way of the cross leads me home. The way of the cross leads me home.

It is sweet to know, as I onward go, The way of the cross leads home." She leaves, to mourn ler Heavenly gain, sister, a daughter, son-in-law, GARNETT, KAN. Rev. T. D. Lee, pastor of Second Baptist Church, preached two sermons Sunday, Feb.

20. Sirs. Thomas Skyles entertained at six o'clock dinner Feb. 19, complimentary to Presiding Elder J. Ransom.

Slesdames North and Burton are on the sick list. Little Alva Henry, the adopted son of Sir. and Sire. J. W.

Henry, returned from Atchison to make his future home. Sirs. Vernon Skitters entertained four of her girl friends last week at her beautiful home on Jackson Blvd. Siisses Beatrice Slarliu and Bess Rogers returned Saturday from Iola where they attended the Executive Board of Neosho Valley District, at which time Sliss Slarlin rendered two beautiful solos also a paper on Character Building, was read by Sliss Rogers. Slessrs.

Franklin Stewart and Glenn Day of Chicago spent Sunday in Garnett visiting friends. They were Okla. Sliss Slinnie Austin of Lakeside View is reported improving. LAWRENCE, KANS. Editor Nick Chiles was a pleasant caller last week.

The stewardess board of St. Luke A. SI. E. Church met with Sirs.

J. SI. Brown last Slonday. Sirs. Emma Raysor of Topeka was a very welcome visitor.

Sirs. Slattie Hodges of Goldfield, Nevada, has returned to Lawrence and will reside hero permanently. Sirs. A. Scott King was hostess to the Sierra Leone Club and a rumber of invited guests in honor of Sirs.

Slattie Hodges of Goldfield, Nevada, last Tuesday afternoon. An excellent program was rendered. Out of town visitors: Sirs. SI. W.

Hodges of Goldfield and Sirs. Carrie Tompkins of Kansas City, Kan. Painty refreshments were served. The hostess was assisted by Sliss Slable Glecd and Sirs. Slarie Henson.

Doctor SIcWilliams, one of our well known and respected citizens, is quite ill at this time. Sir. George Williams visited Kansas City, last week. Sirs. Lena Washington of Topeka visited her mother, Sirs.

C. C. James, last week. Sirs. J.

SI. Brown spent a few days in Topeka last week visiting Sirs. Tolli-ver Byrd. Sir. Lawrence Walton of Leavenworth visited his sister Sliss Edgarine of Kansas University, last Saturday.5 Sirs.

Ida Wallace was Called to Kan' Sirs. R. T. Coles has been very ill with asthma, during the past week. Sirs.

J. Gerald Tyler is at present visiting her mother, in St. Louis. The infant son of Dr. Ernest Sk-Camp-bell is quite sick, and the family are much concerned over his condition.

The Utopian Club gave its usual monthly dance last Friday evening at Lyric Hall, and while the season of Lent kept many persons away, a fair crowd attended and an enjoyable time passed. Dr. Lloyd Bailor is out again, and the many congratulations he is receiving on his recovery, attest to his popularity. As soon as his convalescence is over, he will resume his practice in the West Bottoms. The T.

C. P. Club, composed of ladies from the two Kansas Citys, will give their monthly party next Friday night. Several teachers plan to go abroad during the coming vacation, and routes and points of interest are being discussed whenever several pedagogues happen to be together. It is said that Prof.

Bowser, Dean of the corps here, is prime V' mover. DENVER, COLO. Rev. Dr. Washington of Cheyenne' was in the city a few day3 this week.

He reports thing in Cheyenne ih a prpst Sirs. E. W. Lee; has been, quite ill for Stood Slesdames Robert II. rdhain, W.

S. Lofton, SI. C. Terrell, Win. II.

Clifford, A. SL Curtis and Sliss Beardley of Phil-adelhpio. The Siisses Charlotte Wallace, Abbio Williams, L. Blanche Wright, Therese Lee and Sirs. James Wright directed the arriving and departing guests.

Sir. Felix Weir, the eminent violinist and the famous Jeter brothers rendered continuously during the receiving hours a long line of classical musical selections, which added to the charm and attraction of the evening. A buffet luncheon was served by Underdown. The dining room table "was decorated with yellow tulips and jonquils in the center of which was a large candelabra, the room being illuminated entirely by candle light, The members of the Treble musical organization; matrons, were the honored guests whqt remained during the evening. t- fVs, The design of tulip and jonquils eent to the maternity ward Freed-men's whiebis lmdel''' the inv mediate charge of Dr.

SI. O. Bousfield of Kansas City, SIo. Among those present were Slesdames G. W.

Cook, A. F. llilyer, Geo. W. Cab-iniss, R.

B. Childs, II. C. Tyson, L. J.

Holly, R. R. Horner, Slartin, R. L. Pendleton, B.

K. Bruce, J. SI. Langston, M. B.

Albert, R. C. Brace, E. D. Willis-ton, Gias.

R. Douglass, Alonzo n. Brown, Allen L. Deans, C. W.

Fillmore, B. Wash a ivJ i several weeks. Sir. and Mrs. Caldwell a ton and perous condition.

sas City, 6ir account 'of the a'nughter-ia-law, and Sirs. Fred SL'C. A. was adrdefesed Sufi- MANHATTAN, KAN. sudden death of tier brotner.

as bougi ''and thfefe grand-children, and The A. SI. ChBrc-iJIanattait JRev. Thos. Sloody relatives and hosts)) of friends.

LUC -DJ IHjrailljr -VI (Hl-4 Allliua lil live 4 an entertainment, and, con rsayemetit. i 4, MayHie Jaokson of Kansais, City, certAThursday evening which was well attended, and a grand success financially and socially; Tne- 'proceeds of same were for the of the Safe MissjCora Crutchfield, of Garnett, Ks V- 4 spent few days'. Wre last wee'k, the guest' of Sirs. Slason and WVC. It Was conducted by Sirs' Ida" Ogden Brown.

Dr. J. II. Young with: a painful formerly of St. Louis, but now of Man hattan.

We take this method of ex tending our thanks to all who so will accident last Saturday. Upon getting in to his buggy liis liorse started too quick and he fell. At this time he is do ingly assisted us. twenty years jn Congo as aiaissionary He is'1 here-1 iV attendaW' trt jthe LayT Missionary 'J A mljj-ifiificient crowd listened to hife descrip iiv-tHe "fatherlan $. "Aunt Susan Jones" was presented at the Eureka Literary Society last Thuf9-" The "audience, was kept in laughter during the entire performance.

Rev. Sir. Banks preached at Shorter on Sunday night. J. W.

Edwards of Kansas and Missouri will fill the pjul-pit next Sunday. Rev. Sir. Scott of St. oJe closed the revival at Campbell last Friday.

He was presented with a handsome suit, a goodly purse i 1 many other things as reminders or nuny friends in Denver, ne left morning for his home. Sli-s Cora Ramsey left for Kansas and Canada last Wednesday. Sirs. Ford and Sliss Eva Carter worsh ARROLLTON, MO. Plaindealer.

'is a welcome visitor to several o.f the!) homes of our most progTeagiyeit4zens Bringing its newsy items froml all parts of the country. There has beep of late, quite a number 'of social nits in town. Valentine day wa3 a red' letter day at the Second Baptist Church. A social given by the men for the laymen's movement, was quite a success socially and financially. George Washington's birthday was celebrated at the same church, with an appropriate program, attended by many of our best citizens.

The ladies of the SI. SI. S. had quite a delightful time at the Japanese tea party at the A. SI.

E. Church, from 2:30 to 11:30 p. It was managed by Sliss Leola Buch, vice-president of the Under our new pastor, Rev. T. ing nicely.

Greene, we have experienced an increase The Trustee Rally at St. James A. SI. in the attendance and also in member E. Church proved to be a grand success ington, Kelley Sliller, H.

E. Baker, J. C. ship, five having joined lately. The church is also progressing spirit ually and financially.

Dowling, W. H. Conner, E. Brooks, X. last Sunday.

Under adverse circum stances the church clubs had been work IW. Cuney, G. F. Collins, J. C.

Kcclan, ing for about one month, and when all Two of our members have been on A. H. Glenn, L. S. Europe SI.

G. Lewis, W. A. Wells, Dostors Julia R. Hall, Sara was over Rev.

Craw counted $101.00 the sick list: Sir. and Sirs. Gibson; but cash on hand. Rev. Brown preached at at this writing they are much better.

Brown, Siisses Tyson, SI. P. Burrill, Fair- the afternoon service to a large and ap laax irown, m. vromweii, iaura preciative congregation. The Joiner, Ida B.

Washington, K. E. Sloten, HUTCHINSON, KAN. society. An appropriate program was rendered.

All present seemed to enjoy The Carnation Club was entertained and friends are all rejoicing and the pastor expressed his thanks to all who themselves. Sirs. Roberta Thomas and by Sirs. SI. Wooten and Sirs.

J. W. Alii helped to bring about this timely sue Sirs. Slable Carter rendered splendid J. E.

Davis, Cornelia D. George, Etta SI. Maxwell, Corinne E. Martin, Ida E. Slit-chell, Emma V.

George, Lucy J. Sloten, iMary A. Slartin, H. Cornish Boyd, Slary IL. Eurone.

Anna E. Grinasre. Laura Arn son, the afternoon being spent in a very cess. music. The girls who waited on the interesting session and fancy work.

Af Sfr. Sam Carey and Sliss Guyia Wat guests at the free lunch tables were ipped at Shorter Sunday morning. The Colorado African Colonization Company celebrated its twenty-fifth anniversary Thursday night. An excellent program was rendered. Sir.

J. Nash Walker is the president. As a result of the great spirit of revivals in the city during the winter many have been added to the church. At Campbell under Rev. Scott, there were 150 converts and reclaimers withm an ad kins of Topeka visited friends here last Indeed quite handy, and made all feel ter the work was laid aside the guests were invited into the dining room, which was decorated -with dark red trimming, Saturday, returning home Sunday morn old, Alice Louise Cleggctt, Mario James, JTulia E.

Davis, Sliss Ifoward, and Sliss porinne Lytic welcome by their congenial faces and pleasant smiles. The society realized ing. and large hearts, carrying out the valen quite a handsome profit. tine effect. OLATHE.

The band boys have out bills announc Sirs. Geo. Smith of East Second street LEAVENWORTH, KAN. Miss Luvxina Sloore of Clehim, Sir. A.

J. Williams spent Friday last ing an entertainment for the 8th, con is very sick. dition of 118 to Campbell. The addition in Kansas City. ducted by Sir.

Reynolds. ivill return to Leavenworth in a short Sir. Anderson Brown, formerly of the Sir. Pratt of Emporia was called to to Shorter was 103 with the pastor aa the conductor. Revs.

Beckham, Overr, the sick lied of his son, John Pratt, who BAXTER SPRINGS. The A. SI. E. Church is doing nicely Wallace, Reynolds, and Thonins-lTazell was taken suddenly ill Sunday morn ing with pneumonia and lung fever.

Royal barber shop, has accepted a position in Dodge City, Kans. He will move his family in the near future. Sir. Thos. SleCalep lias taken his place.

The Carnation Club will be entertained by Sirs. J. W. Davis, Thursday. conducted their own meetings with great and are soon to begin work for their spring rallv.

They hope to raise $200 Jme, to reside. Mr. Earl Lawson, who was injured at he Western University several weeks Is improving and will be able to 'sumc his studies in about a week. Mrs. S.

T. Jones is reported to be ime better. I The Big Four Dancinjr Club will en- The Second Baptist Church is again success. The season seemed just ripe for great work, and In all there were more or more, which will give them $700 be without a pastor, Rev. G.

C. Clark having than 300 conversions and reclaimers. resigned. Sir. Ray Clark issuffering with a lac Rev.

Hamilton, pastor of the A. SI. fore they begin the repairs of the church. TVy decided to repair at a cost of $1000 or $12(10, and want at least three-fourth of it paid when the work is erated finger. Church, is holding revival at Hnlsdale.

rtain at the G. A. R. Hall with a LEXINGTON, M0. Report of the first quarterly meeting of Zion A.

SI. E. Church for this eon- A surprise party was given at the asquerade Ball. Feb. 12th.

Sir. Walter Linzy is recovering from flight attack of tonsilitis. Throat 4 home of Sir. and Sfrs. Calvin Sanders, completed.

This is a small congregation. i Miss Eugcnola Hunt visited in Kansas' ferenre year: The quarterly meeting trouble seems to be very prevalent in Saturdav niirht in their honor. They will They have done quite a pood deal this iy last wppk. was neiu me The revival which is bring carried on Rov. W.

B. Brook? preached two able two and a half year inee their pastor cave soon for their new home in Texas Denver this season. SIr. 0. Dishman entertained the choir of Shorter last Thursday.

has ben hci; The fir-t two years of Sirs. Sfollie Mintcn left Saturday for sermons. It was a spiritual high day in 'Ann. We were right in the midst his pastorate, they fined and put in Council Iowa. Bethel A.

SI. E. Church, is and all should attend and help the James Hunt is out. after several jank for th- modernizing of their Sliss Sr. E.

Prcwitt spent Saturday in of our revival with Rev. R. Barllrson, cliiuvli. in lie mean time papercu Kansas ny. the chtnvh, Hit in anl beautiful Sir.

and Sfr-. Tliil Walton of Fulton, illness with appendicitis. Sliss Kathleen Saunders lias returned lights, and urn nit rw-ii have again moved back to Olathe We hope they will make this their fu ture home. me after several days visit in Kansas iy with her sisters. COFFEYVILLE, KAN.

who is a zealous revivalist. Our meeting rioted with 21 conversions; 19 joined onr church, all of Ihein being young people. The following is the financial report for the quarter: Trustees, Steward. S2ij9.n0 Sunday School, Allen League, Woman's Mite Missionary Society, 20th Century Club, $13.1.5. Hnyl's military band has been making Arthur Jenkins Fpent last week in Mr.

m. ivnox oi janas vuy visiieu ss Eugenola Hunt, Sunday. The 14th will be celebrated with a pev. Clreen left this morninz for Clare-nw for his health. Mr.

L. II. Glenn is improving from a spell of la grippe. Si'er. Entman and Sic are -on the sick lit this week.

Bom to Mr. and Sirs. Terry, daughter. Midlines C. Lewis, E.

E. Glenn. A. B. Galloway and Bet lie DeuVrry were in Piltsbing.

Thursday. Mr. and Sirs. L. W.

Glenn visited friendi in Curranvillc, Sunday. The H. II. of Ruth are preparing a great progress in the last two months. It is destined to become one of the great- tst bands in foulhwctern Kansas.

at the Tost Gymnasium. Sir. SI. E. Woods has quit the drug Iiss Sfaude Young of Kansas Citv is Dimness.

Siisses Helen William? and Lcc Etln Kansas City, the gue-t of his aunt and uncle, Sir. and Sirs. Chas. Younge, and attended the automobile show. The literary at the A.

SL E. Church was well attended last Thursday night. Also a good program was rendered. ABILENE, KANS. Mr.

B. F. Geary left for Great Tend, Friday. Sirs. Chas.

Harrison and children re- tting with Sliss Eugenola Hunt. Vttorney Dennis Jones transacted in Kansag City this week. Ihone will graduate this year. Their ml t- mnnv incnds wish mem success in me. OREGON, MO.

Rev. B. J. Guthrie of Atchison held cervices at the Baptist Church, Sunday. Mrs.

StcFadden and Sirs. Euvcx gave Interesting reading before the Lyceum Friday evening. The Lyceum was well attended and it Is hoped the people will rare fctival on the 14th. The club Dr. R.

S. Whlttaker, one of the prom PA0LA, KAN. rof. O. N.

Grisham of Kanoas City, inent business men of this city, and stives an entertainment Saturday night, ajl invited. Miss Esther Dawson were married Feb. delivered an able and scholarly lec-J 4.