The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-26
NORTH TOPEKA.

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Rev. Mr.. Crouch of Maple Hill was
the guest today of his son, G. w.
Crouch, superintendent of station "A y
J. A Stewart of Meriden was a North
Topeka visitor yesterday.
Wallace Palmer of Silver Lake was in
town yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. J. H. Lee of Manhattan who
came down for the banquet last evening
at the National hotel of the Cathedral
club, was the guest this morning of
North side friends. Rev. Mr.. Lee re-
turned home at noon.
Ed McGrew has returned to his home
in Maple Hill after a short visit to
friends and relatives here.
]. T. Gentry of Clay Center was on
the North side today.
]. r. Skinner returned today to his
home in Belvue today from u short stay
in Topeka.
All members of Camp No. 50 Royal
Neighbors are requested to attend
camp Saturday evening, January q.
S. b. Decker and family have moved
from 1928 Harrison street to 1917 Van
Buren, street.
Mrs. Ike Ceuers of south of town has
gone to Kansas City to be with her
sister, Miss Warren, who is seriously
i'll in one Of the hospitals there.
Harmony Rebekah lodge No. 81 in
stalled their newly elected officers at
| their meeting Tuesday evening. The
| installing officers were: Miss Edith
Haynes. deputy; Mrs. Herbert Green,
grand marshal; Miss Ellen Holiday,
grand warden; Mrs. Wolyerton, grand
secretary; Mrs. Meade, grand treasurer;
Those installed were: Mrs. Bessie Bart
lett, n. G.; Mrs. Day, v. G.; Miss Car
ries Haynes. secretary; Miss Retta EIn-
,ffTv
Mrs. H. NJ. Steele, outside guard; Mrs.
Minnie Whitehead, inside guard; Mrs.
Julius Stewart, warden; Miss Ethel
Carson, conductor; right support of n.
G., Miss Florence Anderson; left sup
| port OF N. G., Mrs. Margaret Young;
right support of Y. G., Mrs. Capron; left
support to V. G., Mrs. L. g. Boyce.
J. M. Wilkerson has lately. bought the
store building at 1908 Kansas avenue.
Mr.. Jerry Klinefelter of Shorey who
has been suffering from an attack of
rheumatism for a number of weeks is
now much improved and has returned
to his work at the Santa F'e shops.
James Forbes of Silver Lake was a
North side visitor tcday.
Elder W. T. Pence viii preach on Sa b.
bath morning at eleven O'Clock at the
/ Baptist Tabernacle, corner OF Emmett
street and Seward avenue. Take the
Oakland street car to Emmett street.
John Culp who works at the box fac
/ tory on Norris street had the miSfor-
tune this morning to catch the second
finger on his right hand in some of the
machinery while at work. The finger
was badly cut but DR.. o. P. Davis who
dressed the wound says it can be saved.
Today is the last day of the mid
winter school term and the Sth A
grade of Grant school held fitting eX-
ercises this afternoon in their room
This class will enter the high school
Monday. The class gave two scenes
taken from Mrs. Wigs of the Cabbage
Patch and also q characterization of the
fairy tale THE Magic Mirror" The
caste of characters for the former in
! cluded: Edna Sehenck, as Mrs
/ Wiggs.Y Gee Stevenson. as tsBiIIy;'
/ Bertha Barrett, as Asia; Pearl New
/ berry, as Australia Laura Combs, as
| Baby Europena Wiggs." For THE
/ Magic Mirror" Lila Yonkers; f'The
/ Magis Mirror, Lila Yonkers; 1.-THE
/ Prince of the House ofWonders, . Leroy
! Petro; 1.-THE GYPSY" Florence Rowe;
'sThe Old Man" Lila Yonkers; THE
1 Old Woman" Mary WOODBURY.; "The
Huntsnan-" Leland Schenck; THE
Dwarfs,' Ernie McCord, Leland
/ Schenek, Laura Combs, Edna Willis
4 Pearl NeWberry, Naomi Anderson and
/ Bertha Barrett. The fifteen members
7 Of the class received their diplomas Of
graduation at the close of the exercises
4 the entire class excepting one having
/ completed the work.
At the new Quincy school the grad
/ uatfng exercises of the 8th A grade
! were held today. The following pupils
4 have completed the work of this grade
and viii be ready to enter the high
Hattie Irwin, Mary karr, Anna Myers