The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-29
IN NORTH Topeka
Little Bridge Work To Be Done
This Winter.
A Mass Meeting of Men Is
Called for Tonight.

Little improvement will be attempt
ed this winter in Soldier township
members of the township board an
nounced this morning. Owing to the
weather no concrete work could be
attempted nor would the construction
of a structure of any considerable size
he practical at this time, board mem
bers declare. The work not yet COM
pleted will be finished at once and for
the remainder of the year only neces-
sary improvements will be attempted.
The board which met today trans
acted only routine business during the
morning session.
Campaign Is Ended.
The evangelistic campaign is no
more But the work done through the
medium of the campaign will be con-
tinued if plans formulated by minis
tiers of the North side materialize to-
night, when men of the various
churches meet at the Presbyterian
church. Plans are being laid for an
organization of laymen of the North
Topeka churches.
To Initiate Big Glass.
At meeting of Amity lodge No.
23l of the knights of Pythias plan
will be worked out for comforting de-
grees on the monster class that the
Nnrth Topeka Iodge presented at the
convention held in the Auditorium
several weeks ago. Amity lodge intro
duced the largest class presented b.
any of the forty-two lodges that We're
represented in the big meeting in the
city hall.
At the meeting tonight members of
the order will also confer the rank OF
Page on candidates.
Notes and Personals
James Logan, county clerk of De-
catur county. is in Topeka, where he
is visiting his brother, d. E. Logan
and family. of Rochester. He viii
also attend the county clerks cOnVen-
ton which meets in Topeka Tuesday
Helena chapter No. 21O of the O.
e. ;. Will serve supper, hold u ba-
zaar and present a musical and lit
erary program at their hall, S33 North
Kansas avenue, Wednesday evening
Mrs. p. G. Marlatt,. of 14O6 North
Quincy street, has returned from
weeks with Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Ander-
son and daughter, Airline. Mrs. Mar
latt is Mrs Anderson's mother.
The Christian Endeavor society. pf
the Central Avenue Christian churc Il, !
will hold the regular monthly bust |
ness meeting tonight at the home Of /
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Blanchard, q /
1131 Central avenue.
Mrs. John Beuchner of 1871 Mort n |
Van Buren, street, is seriously i'll at
her home.
A pie social will be held tonight bNs |
members of the Christian E'ndeavo-'
society, of the Second Presbyterian /
church, a the home of Mrs. Mary |
Warboys, of 927 North Van Buren /
street
Joseph Campbell has returned to |
Lawrence, where he is a sophomore |
in Kansas university after spending
several days with his mother and /
other members of his family I'M North.
Topeka.
A mass meeting OF men will be falSI |
in the Presbyterian church tonight
when an effort will be made to or +
ganize the laymen- of all the North, /
Side churches.
Mr. and Mrs. W, S. Blacl6hal.t have
returned from Manhattan, where they
spent several days at the home OF
Mrs. Blackhart's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. l. Newell.
Wayne Hardy, Arthur Smith, Miss
Maggie Packard and Miss Edna Me
Clure spent Sunday al the home of
Mrs. c. o. Henderson, of Meriden..
Manley Cavanaugh. Of Rochester,.
returned Saturday from Kansas City,
and left a short time later for ANA
rillo, Texas. where he expects to re-
main for several weeks.
Choir practice will be held tonight
in the North Topeka Congregational
church.
Mr.. and Mrs. kistler returned Sun
day evening from Meriden, where
they were the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Daniel Becker -
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Griffith, Mrs AL
fred Hylt and Miss Esther Hylts have
returned to North Topeka after visit
ing friends and old acquaintances ind
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