The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-26
In Honor Of Late J. O. Brinker-
hon, Division Superintendent.
SONS VETERANS MUSTERED N
Some Of North Side Business
Houses to Close Saturday.
Two Hundred Reform School
Boys to Be in Parade.

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every employee stopped work for five
and 3:35 o'clock on the Kansas di-
vision OF the Union Pacific while the
funeral services of ]. o. Brinkerhoff
were being held in Kansas City The
services we're held at the residence.
Sill East Forty-seventh street and the
body was sent to Elgin. ILL.,. for burial.
The funeral was a large one and
many friends Of the veteran railroad
man Travelled as far as 1000 miles SO
that they might be present.
The room in which the body of Mr..
Brinkerhoff lay was bower Of flow
ers. Most of those who attended the
funeral had been associated with Mr..
| Brinkerhoff in railroad work. From
New York city and from the western
divisions o: the Union Pacific they
came to pay their respects to the dead.
Mr.. Brinkerhoff had been with the
began -ailroading as a railroad man.
He was we'll known in North Topeka
and all over the state Of Kansas.
Mustered In.
The North side Sons Of Veterans
held meeting at the offices OF j. J..
King and elected officers and were
mustered in. This was to have been
on account of the charter being de-
layed.
Edward G. Moore was appointed
mastering officer and the camp was
named John ]. Ingalls, Camp No. 80.
Officers elected were: F. r. Conwell,
commander: M. E.. Mccoy. senior vice
commander; j. H. Kincaid, junior vice
commander; ]. ]. King. secretary. and
]. A. Sheetz, treasurer.
| A number of Sons Of Veterans from
South Topeka and from other parts of
the state were present at the meeting.
Among these was A. @. Alrich Of Law
renee.
J. ]. King and ]. H. Kincafd were
elected delegates to attend the en-
compmcnt during the remainder of the
week. The new camp is planning to
take an active part in the Memorial
dedication. Another meeting will be
held in two weeks and more new
members Installed and arrangements
made for a hall for the camp.
Indian Creek Grange Meeting.
Indian Creek grange hall this evening
at $3.50 o'clock. A program, both
musical and literary, will be given.
Mrs. Joseph p. Hicks will give a num-
nished by residents of the Indian
Creek neighborhood. A number of
short talks will be made by prominent
farmers Of the northern part Of the
Close Memorial Day.
North side stores will close at noon
Saturday on account of Memorial day
The Dibble Grocery company will
close at noon. A number OF the other
stores have not announced their in
tentions of closing.
To Attend Services.
Two hundred boys Of the Boys
Industrial school will take part in the
Memorial parade which will be held
tomorrow morning. The boys will go
to the fair grounds for dinner and re-
turn TO the school by 6 o'clock In the
evening.
Personal Mention.
At the party given for Miss Vera
Maze in honor of her sixteenth birth
day the following were present: Misses
Ethel Palmer. Marie Finneh. Pauline
Urban. Margaret Conwell, Emma
Kemper, Grace Smith, Grace Carlson.
Agnes Carlson, Barbara Lewis, Mary
Grooms. Bertha Knipp, Vera McQuil-
ken. Maggie Packard, Vera Maze, Karl
Knoll, Earl Palmer. Dean Van Ness,
Karl Hirschberg, Leslie Farrall, Earl
Hamilton. Ned Keller, Walter Bray
man. Raymond Long and James Ste
wick.
Clarence Williams Of wichita is
spending a short time in North To-
peka, visiting his parents.
If you want pump work or spouting
done see FOUGHT Hardware.-Adv.
Mrs. r. Mcconnell. Of Menoken has
returned to her home after q business
trip to the North side.
Herman Breiteindien of North Van
Buren, street. has left for Denver.
Colo. where he will spend two weeks
on a vacation trip.
Fred Cook of Elmont has returned
to his home after business trip to
| the North side.
The LYMAN baao1,al1 <ao,r, xpiIl r,,v "
the Meriden team at Meriden today.
Guy Peck of Kilmer has returned
home after business trip to the
North side.
Henry Howell of Rossville has re-
turned home after a business trip to
the North side.
The intermediate society of the
North Topeka Baptist church will hold
a weinie roast this evening at 8
O'Clock.
A. M Petro. druggist.-Adv.
w. v. Casehier. has returned to his
home in North Topeka after a trip
through northwestern Kansas.
! ]. D. Zimmerman has left for Stock
F! ton. where he will attend a conven-
We desire to thank our many
] friends and neighbors for their kind
ness and sympathy and beautiful flor
IL offerings 1t the time Of our los.
cccasioned by the death Of our hlas-
I md and father.
s. H. ROBINSON.
MR.. and MRS. I. ROBINSON.
Mr.. and MRS. CHAS. NJ. ROBINSON
MR. and MRS. FRED HANKE.
Mr. and mrs r. y. HOWARD.
MR.. and MRS. w. A. KELSEY
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