The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-14
NORTH TOPEKA.

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David Slower was in town Saturday
from Kiro
Mrs NJ Jett was in town yesterday
On Monday evening Amity lodge 2S1. K.
of p, viii put on work in the first de-
gree.
The Merry Matrons win meet. next
Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs
Isaac Sheetz, S24 Jackson street.
The truancy officer visited North To-
peka yesterday and found three little
boys who had not been attending school
AIessrs. Austin. Turner, Clay and Jones
of the BuInham, Munger Co. of
Kansas City were North side visitors yes
terday-
On Wednesday the Ladies Aid society
of the Kansas Avenue M. z. church viii
have an all-day meeting at the church.
Election of officers will be held.
The services tomorrow at the Church of
the Good Shepherd will be morning
prayer and itany at II o'clock No even
ing service. Mr.. Thomas Dyke, lay read
er, in charge.
There is a slight improvement in the
condition of o. D. Wilkerson, who has
been i'll at the home of his father, John
NJ WllkersOn, 1910 Kansas avenue, since
the last of November.
Mrs. J. B. Belts of 1929 Quincy street
left Thursday for Cheyenne. Wyo., to
join her husband who is there looking
after his government contracts. They
are expected home today
J. A. Lukens left today Tor Kansas City
to visit his daughter, Miss leila Fay Luz
kens, who is studying music there and
to attend the implement dealers conven-
ton which convenes there Monday.
very interesting programme will be
rendered by the Young Men 5 club at the
North Topeka Baptist church next Wed
nesday evening. All gentlemen over Is
years OF age are invited. This is free.
form school, while attempting to climb
into the reform school hack in front of
and fell but fortunately was not injured
at all
Mrs Brum and Mrs. Rupp. mother and
sister of Mrs. VIM Yost, and Mrs. Frank
1 Rude and Mrs. Evilsizer cousins of the
] family, left Saturday for Usage county
! where they We're called by the death of
4 Mr. VIM. Yost.
/ Clifford Nystrom of the sub senior
/ class of the High school, who took the
part of French soldier in the play
given Friday evening at the school, wenE
4 TO Holton yesterday where the class pre-
/ scented the play last evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. 0. c. Neiswender will en-
terrain at dinner today at their home,
! 1922 jackson street Their guests will be
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Petro and children
+ Leroy and Norma and Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
/ son Petro and daughter Marjorie.
/ VIM. Yost. formerly of the Half Day
/ nelghborhood, but who left here two
1 years ago for Usage county to make his
/ home, died there yesterday of pneumonia
! He is survived by his wife and several
children The remains viii be brought to
4 Topeka Monday noon and the burial win
! probably be in the Prairie Home Gene
/ terry.
The Argonauts will meet next Tuesday
/ even sag at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
] c. G. Nicholson, 80 Van Buren, street
/ The lesson in American history which is
EgglestOn's History of the United States
/ will include chapters 2S and 80. The pa
per for the evening will be by Mrs
I Nicholson on Benjamin Franklin's Ser
/ vice" Roll call will be answered by
/ quotations from American authors. At
/ the conclusion of the programme a So
! cial time has been arranged by the So
i cial committee which is composed OF Mrs
w. p. Tanner, Mrs Arthur Small and
+ Miss Myrtle Kelley.
The ladies of Blue Relief corps No
/ met at their hall Friday afternoon to in
/ stall their officers for the coming year
/ chosen installing officer and the work
/ was well carried out. The officers were
President, Mrs Grace Holmes; senior vice
president, mrs Mary Allen; Junior vice
| president. Mrs. Sarah Burns; chaplain
8 Mrs M. R. Mitchell; secretary, Mrs. L
r. Drolliuger; treasurer, Mrs. Ella Cord
/ inier; musician, Mrs. LOvernie Horton
/ conductor, Mrs. Laura Palmer; assistant
| conductor, Mis- Kate Saunders; guard
/ Mrs Mary Guffy; assistant guard, Mrs
| Maria Green; Pat. instructor, Mrs. NJ
/ Ogden; color bearers, Mrs Rolinds
Miller. Mrs. Tillie Gertler. Mrs. Sadie
Asquith and Mrs Maria Caskey.
Mr.. VIM. Vanorsdol, principal of the
East IndianOla school, gave a banque
Friday evening to the teachers and pu
in the A o, Y; W hall in shorey ane
plates were laid for forty-nine persons
The table was decorated with flower:
and fruits. The menu included roas
chicken, dressing. buns, celery, salad
pickles. mince pie, pumpkin pie, mixed
nuts, assorted cakes, fruit. punch. A
the conclusion of the banquet the fol
lowing toasts We're given; Beauties o
Harold Rude; MY Skates" Ralph But
ton; THE Bow of Promise Vern,
Hare; The Value of an Education.
Miss Tiny Shonkwiler; Legend O.
Christmas" Miss Mabel Kingman
school Days" frankie Ward; eOu,
Boys Sigrid Johnson. Retrospect
Otis Snyder. Miss Lucille Garner nctet
as tOastmistress in a very graceful man
/ ner Later in the evening the floor was
cleared and various games enjoyed. tn,
! faculty of the school is: VIII Vanorsdol
principal; Miss Hazel Forbes. intermedf
ate, and Miss Captolia Schultz. primary
teachers; Miss Eva Willard. music Tn.
school board is composed of ". J. Wray
W. T. Purdum and T. D. Joseph.
Beginning Monday morning. January Is
/ the entire stoclc Of The New Era viii b,
thrown on the market and must bt
/ turned into money at once. Space per
mits us to quote but few Of the prices