The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-07
NORTH SIDE news
ElmOnt Farmers Institute Held
Meeting Today.
Prominent Farmers Spoke on
Problems of the Day.

nent farmers of the northern part OF
Shawnee county addressed the meet
Ing. Speakers from the Kansas State
Agricultural college were also present.
At noon a basket dinner was held.
During the morning session ]. NJ. Pol
1om discussed Handling the Hog For
Profit" L. G. Hepworth, of the agri-
cultural college at Manhattan. made
short talk on Live Stock Remedies"
The morning session ended with gen.
eral discussion Of the topics spoken on.
and business meeting.
During the afternoon session THE
Farmers Garden was discussed by F.
r. Rude, who is one Of the most sue
cessful gardeners in the northern part
of the county. THE Value of Green
Manure was discussed by J. F. Cecil.
j. X. Peck made a talk on: Can
man pay $1,000 down on an 80 acre farm
and pay off $1,000 valuation"'
stay With the Farm" was the
topic of an address made by H. K
Evans. Home Economics was dis
cussed by Miss Edith Allen OF the
Kansas State Agricultural college.
A fairly large crowd attended the
morning session and during the after
noon session there was an exceptionally
large attendance.
No More "Pink Eye.''
The pink eye' scare in Rochester has
blown over. according to Mrs. ]. r.
N1aQlSOn, director OF the ftOCucSlCI
school board. A few days ago some OF
the pupils Of the school were affected
with an Inflammation of the eyes which
the doctors said was pink eye" These
pupils were taken out Of school at
once and no more cases have been re-
ported.
To Decide on Federation.
The movement for federation Of the
two churches of Rossville will be de-
Cided tomorrow when a vote will be
taken to adopt the revised articles OF
federation. If the movement goes
through a board Of managers will be
elected. The two churches interested
ian.
Church Notices.
Methodist church. 1925 Kansas ave-
nue., J. E. Scheer, pastor. Morning
theme, Give Me Thy Hand 1880
o'clock, preaching by District Superin-
tendent T. G. Ream.
Christian church services for Sun
day: Sunday school 9:45 a. M; ser
mon and communication service II a.
M; Christian Endeavor $50 a. M; SER
mon 1870 p. M. subject, What Must
We Preach to be Saved?"
Church Of the Good Shepherd.
Episcopal, corner of Laurent and
Mack. minister in charge. Services
for the second Sunday in Lent will
be celebration of the Holy Eucharist
at 10:45. with the Rev. F. C. Rufle of
v wamseo as celebrant: Evening
day school at 10 o'clock.
Personal Mention.
walter Black of Summerfield, Kan.
arrived in North Topeka this morn
ing, where he will spend a short time
on business.
The basketball team of the Second
oh @.F~
basketball team of the North Topeka
Baptist church Friday evening. me
score was IS to Z.
Albert Brown, formerly of North
Topeka and now of Leavenworth, ID
spending a short time in North To-
peka visiting old friends.
F. M. Martin has returned to his
home in North Topeka after a trip tc
Kansas City.
John Duffy of Elmont. has returned
TO his home after a business trip tt
Frank Mongold has returned to hill
home in Perry after a business trip t.
North Topeka.
Mrs. s. S. French. who has been IL
w. H. Thomas OF North Topeka
who is a conductor for the Rock Is
land has left for Wichita, where HI
will take charge of the special trai1
winch Is tncTe on account OF the QeQ
ication of the new union depot.
L. r. Smith has accepted a position
with the Chamblers-Detroit Automo
bile Co., at the Kansas City offices
He leaves for Kansas City Monday
Mrs. George Wilson who has beef
visiting Mrs Warnich for the las
several weeks will return to her hom,
in Nevada soon.
w. A. Baird has returned to hi
home in Elmont after a business tril
to the North side.
John A. Curry OF Elmont was
ternOon.
E. E. witter of Kiro has returne,
home after a business trip to the Nortl
side.
ing a short time in North Topeka o.
business.
william Griffith has returned to hi
home in Elmont after a business tri
to the North side.
Miss Olive Collins has resigned a
eighth grade teacher in Grant schoo
She will take a position as teacher i
the Pittsburg high school.
Mr.. and Mrs. b. b. Gilleece of 161
North Kansas avenue entertained tn
members of the Jackson county clu
at their home. The guests included
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Davidson {
Denison. Mrs. Margaret Cole. Esh
ridge, Paul Schneider, of Minneapolis
Mrs. H. e. Heathman of Holton, M
and Mrs. Stachelback. Mr.. and Mr.
A. J. Bennett, Mr.. and Mrs. ].
Hamilton. Mr. and Mrs. w. L. Chin'
Mr. and Mrs. G. r. Stills. Mr.. and MI
G. w. Lopez, Mrs. r. Butler. Mrs. Wn
Lopez. Mrs. James Orr. Mrs. Wil1ial
Cox. Mrs. M. Oils, Mrs. Nettie Nom
Eomery, Mrs. H. B. Bronson. Mil
Ruby Bronson. Miss Martha Stache
back. r. c. SCHNEIDER. Frank Gilleec
and Master Elliot Chine of Topeka.
A. NJ. Petro. druRgfst--Adv.
Boyd E. Pol1om, candidate for cour
~ commissioner First district, sui
iect to Republican primary in Angus
ADV.