The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-03-05
Community Comment.


The following bylaws have been
suggested for the newly organized Y.
NJ. c. A. Bachelors club:
1. No married men are eligible.
2. Members must not wear their
hearts on their sleeves.
8. Members must refrain from
f1irtations.
A. All members must learn to
make fudge.
3. No love songs OF serenading will
be tolerated
6. Each member will be required
to learn the art of blowing smoke
rings from a cigar.
z. Each leg of each member must
be long enough to reach the ground
when he is standing.
s. A joint debate with the Spin
sters' Union may be called when the
subject proposed demands it.
9. Members are encouraged to
take air-ships trips as long as no
one loves them.
10. When a member shows symp-
toms of love he must be doctored for
the same.
II. No member may send presents
on any occasion to girl unless
closely related. Socalled and second
cousins are barred.
II. This does not prohibit the re-
ceipt of presents from girls as long
as the gifts are not acknowledged.
49, No member may go out at
night unless accompanied by one or
more fellow bachelors. Feminine
companions are barred.
IA. No love letters may be mailed
unless unstamped and unaddressed.
Those which are found will be used
as horrible examples.
Notes and Personals.
A special meeting is being held
this afternoon of the Pleasant Hill
grange at the school house to discuss
the site and details for the proposed
Grange Hail.
street, head miller for the Inter
Ocean mills at 4 o'clock Friday after
noon, while working on at the top of
a high ladder in the mill, lost his bal
ance and fell to the floor. His left
arm was broken at the elbow and
may be stiffened for life.
c. w. Berry has returned from
few days visit in Kansas City where
he has been visiting the auto show.
Mrs. William Newton of Quenemo
is visiting Mrs. ]. H. Thompson.
M ]. King of Rossville is visiting
Mrs. Rickart of Granville has re-
turned home after visit with her
sister, Mrs. ]. B. Cain of 1926 Jack
son street.
Miss Ella sipes has resigned her
position is bookkeeper for the Central
Sash & Door Co. Miss Sipes has been
with J. Thomas & Son, and their sue
cessors, the Central Sash & Door Co,
for the past nine years and during
this time has had but two weeks va
cation. Miss Sipes is known as very
proficient bookkeeper. She is also an
ex-school teacher, a graduate of the
Ottawa high school, the Topeka Bust
ness college and the Louisville Bust
ness college, Louisville, Ky.
Mrs Segar. of 1872 Harrison street.
will entertain the Taxi HASH Embroid-
cry Clue at her home Monday.
Mrs. Charles Suit. of 1927 Jackson
street. entertained the Priscilla EN-
broidery club at her home Friday af
ternoon. Those present were: Mrs. NJ.
T. Kelsey. Mrs. r. NJ. Van Zant, Mrs.
Dan Huffman, Mrs. Whittlesy, Mrs
Nina PGgh. Mrs. ]. NJ. Schneider, Mrs.
William Conuors. Mrs. William Shaw.
Mrs. Fern Williams. Mrs. ]. o. Wolff
and Mrs. Q. w. Neil
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Whitehead gave
q banquet at Eugene lodge No II last
night in honor of their son, Walter.
whom they had given a surprise by
making him an Odd Fellow. After the
banquet a program was given. Mrs.
Kate Frisbie read. Miss Annas White
end Miss Verne Hare sang. several 9TH
ers gave interesting talks on Odd Fell
lowship.