The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-05-28
NORTH SIDE NEWS
Exercises at Schools in North
Topeka Today.
Store Is RObbed-Bale of Hay
by POstOffice.

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tees from the Blue post lodge attended
each school and held short exercises.
The graduating class at Grant gave
their play to the members of the lower
grades, as there was no room for them
on tomorrow's program.
At 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning the
same play entitled How Woman
Keeps a Secret will be given for the
parents and friends. The following is
the program: Music. orchestra; play,
How a Woman Keeps a Secret;
Music, orchestra; essay, Birds, Fri
Hansford; piano solo, Marguerite
Sherar; recitation, Black Hawks Fare
WELL Roy Deahl: violin solo, Margareta
Barker; class history, Harry Drake;
chen Voiland; class prophecy, Alice
Waldron; address to the class, Fred
Voiland: class song; presentation of
diplomas c. M. Morrow.
Blue Post VIII Decorate.
Blue post No ESQ will have charge
of the decorating of five cemeteries
this year, at Elmont, Prairie Home.
Granville, Rocester and Curtis. A
committee will visit each place and
services will be held at Prairie Home
in the afternoon.
Pitcher Famed 21 Men.
The Lyman Blues played a double
header Sunday. The morning game
Lyman, the score being to o. The
afternoon game was play ed with the
F,airview team. That too was a vic
tory for Lyman. Pitcher Cromwell
famed q at the bat.
Rob a Grocery Store.
Some one entered the grocery store
of E z. Nunley last night and took
all of the meat and butter and some
canned goods. The loss is estimated at
about SIS.
Bale of Hay by Post.
Since the parcel post law went into
effect some very queer looking pack
ages have been sent through the mail.
Babies have been stamped and sent to
a neighbor and the postmen have been
seen delivering small farming tools but
yesterday J. 3. Billiard deceived the
first bale of hay which has been known
to travel in this way. 1t was sent from
Princeton and was received in good
shape
Notes and Personals.
About 200 people were present at the
ice cream social last night given by
the Fraternal Aid. The Grant school
orchestra played during the evening.
There will be an ice cream and straw
berry social at the Pleasant Ridge
church Saturday evening, May 81.
At Quincy school tomorrow the mem
bers of the graduating class will give
ken from George Eliot's novel, "SilaS
Mariner" to the Parent-Teachers' as
ISOLATION at 1890 o'clock in the morn
ing. 1t will also be given at other
times for the lower classes.
Fresh daisies for Decoration day at
rs cents per hundred The Fair, 933
North Kansas avenue.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Renker of ST.
Joseph, Mo-, will be in the city Friday.
They will visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Will
d I,ae L.
returned from London where he has
been living for three or four years.
Kelsey Petro went to Kansas City
to attend the medical convention.
Mrs. ]. w. Waldron of Holton, who
has been here for several days visiting
friends, went to Scranton today.
Mr.. Robert Billiard has gone to In
dianapolis, Ind, to attend the motor
races.
Mr.. Ralph Campbell went to Law
renee this afternoon to attend the |
druggist convention.
NJ. Brusau has moved from 30 East
Fairchild street to 1918 North Har- |
rison street.
A. D. Brandon and wife of 1912
North Topeka avenue have returned |
from Valley Falls. where they have |
been visiting friends for several days. |
For the remainder of the week we |
will sell large trimmed hats for 1878 |
and a line of small hats at $1.9S. North |
Topeka Hat shop, 917 North Kansas
avenue, Mrs. Wetherholt.-AdV.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hurst are NOV
ing this week to New York city, where |
Mr.. Hurst will have charge of one of |
the Armour houses. Mrs. Hurst was
city.
Lightning strikes a great many |
houses and barns. Take no chance. |
See Foucht's Hardware, S25 n. Kansas
ave-, for best lightning rods,-Adv.
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