The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-04-05

b1uffs road is being done by the coun-
ty commissioners. The low Dogs ana
rough places in the ROAD are pelhS
The commissioners are also cutting
the bluff back a number of feet, which
will make the road wider ana per-
manently remedy the communal lano-
sliding which sometimes blockades the
road.
Parent-Teachers' Association.
The Grant Parent-Teachers' asso-
citation will meet at the school mouse
tomorrow night, when reports Will be
given by the members who attended
the child welfare conference winch
Mrs H A French, Mrs. Mary Scott,
Mrs. Anna Aniba. and Mrs. A. j. Nc
Alister attended the conference as
representatives of the Grant aSSoc1a-
ton. Each of the ladies attended the
conference on different days and will
report upon the ideas and methods
they obtained.
j. c. Snediker has been asked by
the, association to address the meet
ing Tuesday night.
Christian Convention Week. =
Beginning Wednesday night and
continuing until Saturday, the Second
district of the Kansas Christian
Church societies will hold their con-
vention in the Central Avenue Chris
tan church.
expected to attend.
The second district of the Christian
church in Kansas comprises the entire
southeastern part of the state.
One Hundred Attended Meeting.
One hundred persons attended the
meeting held Saturday night in
Lukens' opera house by the North
Side Boosters club, which was given
for the city candidates.
The candidates who attended were
Col J. D. Norton, w. H WATSON, w.
s. Hancock, James Mul1in, w. G.
Jay E. House. The Rev. G.. H. White
spoke for John NJ. Wright.
The meeting was presided over by
Chairman G. M Brassfield of the
North Topeka Booster club
George Heyden, one of the House
boosters, presented Mr.. Houses plat
form for MAJOR and told of the early
life of Jay House and his trials in Sc
curing an education.
c. G.. Blakely, who is opposing Jay
z. House for mayor, made a straight
forward talk telling of the reputation
Topeka has over the state, and her
duty to keep this reputation good.
Political Rally Tonight
A political rally will be held to-
night in the interest of Jay E. House, |
at sos West Railroad street.
The speakers for the evening will
be: w. 1. Jamison and the Rev. H. /
w White.
The city nominees are extended /
cordial invitation to be present
Raw Valley Grange Meeting.
The next meeting of the Kaw valley |
grange will be held April 9, at the I
grange hall in Granville. The pro-
gram is as follows: Roll call, answer !
ed by each member, naming their IA |
vorite food for little chicks; paper, I
Selling Eggs On Graded Basis" by /
Mrs. NJ NJ. Shirley; discussion, THE /
Possibilities of Cooperative Egg |
Marketing Associations led by Miss /
Alta Hurd. Boys and Girls Poultry /
Club and Contests" led by Gertie /
Yenkey. Paper: THE Desirab ility of
Producing Infertile Eggs for Market
Notes and Personals.
George Waychoff has returned to |
Emporia after spending Sunday with
his family.
Amity lodge No. 231, Knights of
Pythias, will confer the first degree on
several candidates tonight at their hall
S37 North Kansas avenue.
s. r. kutZ, a former North side
man who now lives in Austin. Tex,
is visiting friends in North Topeka.
The North side drainage board met
this afternoon in the Citizens State
bank building to transact the regular
monthly business.
James Evans has returned from Big
Springs. Kan, where he spent Sunday
The official board of the Kansas
Avenue Methodist church will meet
Wednesday night in the church |
NJ. F. Southwick, of the Citizens
State bank, is spending the week in
Washington county on business.
The Fourth Night club will meet
Wednesday night at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. A Collier, 1114 West street
Harry Logan, the North side at
torney, returned from a business trip
to the western part of the state.
The contest which has been in
progress between the two sides of the
Christian Endeavor society of the
Central Avenue Christian church
came to an end last night and vas