The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-28
IN NORTH Topeka
Annual Business Meeting OF the
Baptist Church.
Officers for the New Year VIII
Be Elected.
G, A. R. MEMORIAL SERVICES
Hog Cholera Checked, Says DIR.
Chas. o. Byerley.


Tho annual business meeting OF the
Nk-b Toneka BAPTIST church will be
held Wednesday evening at ':3o' IN the
church.
officers for the new year VIII De eject
ed and a further consideration Of plans
for rhe new $50. 900 church will take
place Several committees have been
appointed and reports will be submitted
at this meeting
Refreshments Will be served curing
the evening
G.. \. X. Memorial Services.
Blue Post chapter of the c. A. R. held
their annual memorial exercises sun
day afternoon at their hail. S3l North
Kansas avenue. Eight members of the
post died during the past year
Hog Cholera Checked.
According to DR. Charles o. Byerley
the hog cholera which has been preva-
lent for the past two months is being
checked In the months OF October ana
November farmers all over the coun-
fry lost hundreds of valuable hogs from
the hog cholera
stock in this part of the county is
in a very healthy condition said Dr.
Everley. Although if this cold wealth
er keeps up it will cause lots OF pneu-
r1ouia among the horses
NJ. j. Edmunds Ill.
NJ J. Edmunds was found uncon-
scious from a stroke of apoplexy in the
\ customer went into his store and
finding no one in front, looked into
rear room used for optical purposes
and found Mr. Edmunds lying on the
floor unconscious
Or o. P. Davis was called and had
Mr. Ednunds removed to his home
This morning his condition was slight
" improved
c. E Elect Officers.
The Christian Endeavor society of
S.he Second Presbyterian church elect
ID the following officers at their meet
in last night: President. A F. Shore;
vice president. Wilma Bergundthal;
secretary and treasurer. E. c. Probas-
co: and Thelma Johnston. organist
Amity No. 231. X of p
Arnity lodge, No. 231, Knights Of
Pythias. will initiate six candidates to
in their hall, s37 North Kansas avenue.
Notes.
John Nystrom is seriously i'll at his
home 1919 North Jackson street Mr..
Nystrom is well known on the North
side. having formerly owned shoe
store on the Avenue
Miss Christine Wilcox has returned
from spending a few days in Kansas
city visiting friends.
Albert Bartram. trustee-elect of Sol
der township, was on the North sloe
today on business.
George Ward has returned from a
business trip to various points in
Wyoming.
Miss Georgia Mitchell has resumed
her position with the Austin-Snediker
Mercantile company. after having
been confined to her home for the
sast few weeks on account OF SICK
ness.
Mrs ]. w. Hardy and son Wayne
Of Tracy, Mimi, are visiting Mrs
Hardy's sister. Mrs Q. A Mcclure.
Mrs L. c.. Percifield, who has been
seriously i'll at her home with pneu-
monia is reported to be improving.
Eli Brainard is seriously ill at his
home. 911 North Monroe street
Boyce Forbes of Kiro was on the
North side today.
T. T. Wright of Tecumseh has re-
turned home after spending short
time on the North side on business.
\. NJ. Stitt has returned to his
home in Kansas City after a shor1
visit with his mother, Mrs Mary A
Stitt. of North Van Buren, street.
William A. Oliver of Perry was 6
North side visitor today
Frank Mongold of Perry has re-
turned to his home after spending {
short time in North Topeka.
Otis Cummings, who spent the
Christmas holiday with Ittia Luke a