The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-10
NORTH SIDE NEWS
Program for Annual Celebra-
ton Of Masons, Lodge No. %.

There il q wedding Of unusual inn
portance scheduled to take place in
Little Russia as soon after Lent as
possible, according to Charles Gerten-
sen, agent for the Santa Fe In North
Topeka.
Lusanna Sacks arrived in North To-
peka Monday evening from KArefntka,
Province Of Lanatow. Russia Tn
til after Lent she will visit with her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas
Sacks. of 1882 North Madison street.
Jacob Sacks, a young Russian living
in North Topeka and who, according
to Gertensen, il NO relation to the
young lady. deposited the money with
Gertensen for her transportation to
this country.
According to Gertensen. the young
people were schoolmates in the old
country. Jacob Sacks left his little
home in Russia to make his fortune in
America. When he made that for
tune he would then send for his
So another romance which began
across the seas will soon end. And
Charles Gertensen who knows the
ways of the American. looks on and
wonders-wonders If the American
youth of modern times would do so
fhuch for his sweetheart
Masonic Program.
The program for the forty-fOurth
anniversary celebration of the A. F.
and A. NJ. that will be held at Golden
Rule lodge No. 80 hall. 900 North
Kansas avenue. Tuesday. March -.
has been announced. The meeting
will begin at 8 o'clock in the evening.
The program Is as follows:
First Regiment March"
... The Misses Caldwell
..Amulets, sidney smitn
Women Who Have Been Masons
Ferdinand voiiano
"Palms.'' saxaphone. Leo w. Gilmore
"a Birthday Miss Iona Buchanan
Simple Aven". Hugh A. Smith
VIII Plant Many Acres of Potatoes.
There will be many acres of pota-
toes planted in the vicinity of North
Topeka this. year, according to the
North side seed dealers.
None of the planting has begun but
the sale Of seed potatoes is exception
ally heavy.
Coming Back to Kansas.
Word has been received from Willis
Har1ick, who left a short time ago Tor
Oregon. that he was coming back TO
Kansas as soon as possible. He Will
probably arrive in a few days. Mr..
Hardick formerly lived at Kilmer and
is well known in the northern part OF
| the county. His return will probably
check. to some extent. many OF the
people in the vicinity who are expect
| ing to move to the Pacific coast
DE3IO6Xc lDO0Eu 11CANA <SA((sAAA6s
The North side drainage board held
| q meeting this afternoon at O'Clock.
The new members took charge of al
fairs and elected officers for the COM
| ing term. Little business was trans
acted outside of election bills being
paid.
Mrs. F. NJ. Martin, who recently
underwent an operation in Kansas City.
has returned to her home in North To-
peka and is improving rapidly,
Roy Hall has returned to his home in
Granville after a business trip to the
| North side.
The LOYAL Daughters class of the
Central Avenue Christian church will
present a playlet this evening entitled.
THE Betty Wales Girls and MI Kidd.
The play will be given at the church.
| George Frfsbee of Oskaloosa has
spent a short time in North Topeka
| this morning while on his way to
Granville. -
Brigham Uhl has returned to his
home in Silver Lake after a business
| trip to the North side
| James Hetson is spending short
| time in North Topeka on business
A NJ 2etro, druRgist--Adv.
| w. sage of Berryton is in North To-
peka for a short time on business
| ]. C. Hastings OF GrantviIe mas re-
| turned to his home after a business
| trip to Kansas City.
| The Merry Matrons' club will not
meet at the home of Mrs W. l.
Hofer wednesday but will be postponed
| for one week on account of the illness
of her son Albert.
Ladies' Aid of Kansas Avenue NJ. E.
church will serve chicken pie dinner
Wednesday. March 11--Adv.
! w. W. Page of Silver Lake has re-
turned home after a business trip tc
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G. Pembleton OF
/ Kansas City are the guests of Mrs ]
X. Withers.
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Stills of York
town. s. D.. are visiting friends In
North Topeka
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