The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-02-20
Notes and Personals.

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| moved from 1435 N. jefferson street to
| 1920 N. Topeka avenue.
The Women's Foreign Missionary so
ciety of the Kansas Avenue Methodist
church will hold their regular meet
| ing Friday at the home of the pres
! ident, Miss Holman at 1903 N. Kansas
| avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs r. NJ. SIaybaugh. of 1920
| N. Harrison street, are the proud par
| ents of nine-pound baby girl, who
was born February Is. Mrs. Stay
| baugh was formerly Miss Mabel VOL
| ford.
w F. Wendell and family have
| moved to North Topeka from Okla
homa and have located at 212 Morse
street
Fifty members from Amity Lodge
No. 231 X of P. went to Scranton last
night to attend the district conven-
ton of the organization. Several North
Topeka young men went along and
were given the rank of Page. Among
the speakers were: Rev. ]. w. Waldron
A. N. Goodman and Senator Harry
Mcmillan, who is grand chancellor COM
mander in Kansas.
The young people of West IndianoIa-
will give a play at the school house
| Friday night. The proceeds of this
play will be added to the fund for fur
nishing new lights in the building. The
young people have been preparing for
| this play for two weeks or more and
promise an excellent entertainment.
F. H. Reffelt and family have moved
| from Oakland to 1892 N. Kansas ave-
nue..
The Arts and Crafts Embroidery
club will meet Friday afternoon with
| Mrs. Vernon Helmig, S29 Garfield
avenue.
Philip and Robert Billiard went to
Kansas City this morning to visit the
automobile show.
John Baker and brother. George
who live in Montana, have been Wis
iting with c. F. Bridge and family at
1880 Buchanan, and other friends.
| They were accompanied by their sis
ter Mrs. Frank Hamilton, who lives
| in Usage county. They formerly lived
| in North Topeka
moved to 1929 North Topeka avenue.
Mrs Clara Ortelle of Kansas City.
the Great Pocahontas of the Order of
PocahontaS of Kansas, will attend the
meeting of Indianola tribe which VIII
be held in North Topeka Friday night
The Adoption degree will be exempn
fed and a banquet will be served.
E. c. Kassebaum of Silver Lake was
in North Topeka today on business.
Mr. and Mrs. c. v. Myers of S34
North Madison street are the parents
of a baby girl born February IL
| Mother and babe are doing fine.
Ralph Lyon will leave next week
| for the western part of the state to
join the Karl w. Bornschein Opera
company. He will not return until
next winter.
Mrs A j. Shirley and Miss Hattie
! Shirley of Granville were shopping in
the city today.
Clarence Hart of Perry was in the
| city on business today.
Miss Weiland of Ozawkie will spend
I the remainder of the week with Miss
Hattie Shirley at Granville.
| The members of Wamponoa Tribe
| No SO Order of Red Men, will meet
in their hall tonight. Adoption de-
| grees will be put on. Refreshments
! will be served.
/ Elmer Fisher has gone to Kansas
| City on a business trip.
The teachers and officers of the
| Bible school of the Central Avenue
1 Christian church will hold a confer
| ence tonight at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs w. d. Coleman at 1917 North
J Jackson street.
| Miss Clara Pyle left this morning
| for Moberly, Mo.
| The members of North Topeka
] camp No. 1913. NJ. W. A., will hold a
| special meeting at their hall this
4 Thursday evening. Business of inn
| portance will be considered and full
| attendance is desired--Adv.
| The revival meetings at the
North Topeka Baptist church con-
| Handley will speak to men only at A
| meeting in the church at O'Clock
Sunday afternoon His subject, Tine
| Devils Socialism, will prove to be
| very interesting. Special music has
| been arranged for the occasion.
I Walter e. King left this morning for