The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-19

North Topeka Now The invitation
was accepted and the club will go to the
church in body.
'Ginger Club Funds Turned Over.
The funds of the old Ginger club"
were turned over to the Civic club by
Fred o. MOrnS, resident of the latter
orga nization. The sum was $5975.
From this was deducted the bill for the
school children's entertainment at the
North side moving picture shows last
week which was $27.59. Mr.. Voiland,
treasurer of the Civic club, then stated
that altogether there was now SIG in
the treasury.
The grip offered as a prize for the
one getting stationery to Mr.. Oinger
first with the North side slogan printed
On it was awarded to Bert k1ngman-
Mr. MOrns was before him. but through
typographical error the slogan on his
stationery read: Watch North Topeka
Now He withdrew from the contest.
J. w. Lukens offered the use of his
opera house at S13 North Kansas ave
nue. fo- the next Civic club meeting.
The matter OF the permanent head
quarters was reported to be well under
way but the committee on the matter
was continued until a definite report
could be made.
Tie representatives of the State Jour
nal and morning paper were given a
vote of thanks for their efforts in aid
ing to organize the club and were I'M
apimously elected honorary members
every dog has his day..
All together "a new members, making
a total of 204. were voted in. Ilty
of these were secured by VIM. G. Lane
of the membership committee, the other
by other members of the same commit
tee.
The following are the new members:
Mrs. M. v. Barsley, Mrs. Sarah Todd,
Swift, Mrs. C. G. He lines. Frank Short
o. F. Whitney, George ]. Spetter, A.
Fasser, E. C. Arnold. James Corey, E.
c. Smith. John w. Waldron, H. S. Whit
tling, John McNoun, Morton Hutchin-
son, A. E. Andrews, H. L. Sherbourn,
c. L. Haywood. E. H. Dangers, S. Mar
tin, A. B. Forbes ]. S. Sproat, A. B.
Fowler. John Kull. VIM. Courtwright,
J. N Sew art. Jonathan Thomas, John
Anderson, A. c. Knox. ]. H. Colvin,
G. H. Anderson. Charles Gerteisen,
George Leary, o. p. Davis, J. B. Belts,
John NJ. Brown, w. H. Williams, w. S.
Bergundthal. c. F. Marble, w. A. Fie-
ger, H. S. Prussner, H. Wentworth, Phil
Mayer, John Holiday. M. A. Chesney,
A W. Wright, George Urban, H. H.
Hall, V. E Bigham, George w. Nelson,
u. S. Purdum. S. G. Zimmerman, W. F.
Schock, Stanley MedIcott, S. J. Hodg
ms, R. L. Thomas, ]. J. Shenck, Louis
Fieger. NJ. Croll. B. F. Goodman, DR..
A. A. Miner, ]. E. Lyman, G. H. Curt
Ter. A. Burkholder. Ed Spear, L. E.
Detlor, c. A. Burmmagin. A. v. Hay
A. Fassler, E. F. Stanley. 1. r. Boyce,
G. G. Harmon. Arthur Scarlet, j. l..
McNanee, Z. E. Slaybaugh, NJ. 0. Bird,
H. G. Gibbons. J. w. Miller, D. A.
Slpes 4. =. Smith and S. r. Workman
Honorary members: E. D. Keilman and
Robt. NJ. Campbell.
o. F. Winner has decided to enter the
race for county commissioner on the
Republican ticket. 1t is thought that
he will make a strong candidate.
1t is probable that the new Firth &
Short auto garage will be finished by
May l. The second story of the build
ing may be offered at a very reason
able rate for headquarters for the
Lent Tr.ade by the owners.
A we'll acted play entitled "Thomkins
the Hired Man" was given at the
County Line school house last night
The proceeds Will be used to pay for
decorating and lighting The school.
Miss Dora Ten Eyche. of Mcfarland