The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-02-18
IN NORTH Topeka
Want Jitney Service Extended
to Lyman.
North Topeka's, Debut Into the
"Movles" Friday.

ncSkuSHtS u &<yIfA4u QlSlKtSS W6nt
the ''jitney'' company to extend their
services to Lyman school.
II the 'jitney' auto would run to
Lyman school early In the morning
several loads Of Santa Fe employees
and business men would be glad to
said. =. rst
1t has been suggested by several
North side men who live in Garfield
place, which IL adjacent to Lyman
school. that the jitney cars have GER
tain hours through the day to run to
house as a depot. Residents desiring
to do shopping in town would meet
here and take the 'jitney'' cars.
Friday Is Picture Day.
Friday is the day North Topeka will
make her debut in motion pictures
The only thing which will keep the
camera man from taking pictures OF
the North Topeka fire department and
any one else who wants to see them
selves in the movies" will be the In
clement weather.
If the day is dark and gloomy OF
course the time for taking the pic
lures will have to be postponed.
Manager Wagner of the Topeka MO-
ton Picture company said this morn
ing: II am anxious to have just as
many OF the North side people take
part in this picture as possible. Inc
more the merrier.
Banks to Close.
The North side banks will be closed
all day Monday, February ~, on ac-
count of Washington's birthday.
House Warming at Grant.
The teachers, pupils and residents
of the Grant school district Will cele-
brate a house warming Friday night
in the schcolhouse.
This celebration is in honor OF the
that have hQPn
made in Grant school in the last few
months.
Among the improvements is the new
heating plant, ventilation system. cleo
trio lights and modern toilet facilities.
which make Grant school one OF the
most modern Of city schools.
The program, which has been ar
ranged to be especially attractive to
both the old and young. is as follows:
Music by the Quincy school orchestra !;
folk dance. by the girls of Mrs. Chess
ners room; recitation by George
Flower; recitation by Ruth See; folk
dance, by the pupils of Miss Weiser's
room; music, the Quincy school or
chestra; recitation, Gerald Deppe;
folk dance, by Miss Van Laer's pupils
recitation by Marguerite Collins; rec
itation by Charles Barnes; Swedish
song-games. by Miss Chapman's pu-
pills.
The program will start promptly at
1880.
Arrangements have been made to
entertain three hundred persons at
the house-warming. After the pro-
gram refreshments will be served.
Notes and Personal.
William Russell Of Meriden, Kan.
has returned home after a business
trip to North Topeka.
Fl. A. Ostrand of ElmOnt was 8
North side visitor today.
Charles Wind has returned to Kan
sas City after spending a short time
with his parents north Of town.
George Frisbie Of Oskaloosa return
ed home today after spending a shor
time in North Topeka visiting friend
and relatives.
l.. Harrington Of Silver Lake was
North side visitor today.
4. Barnes of Meriden has returne
home after a business trip in Nortl
Topeka. -. 1850.
side visitor today.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Cox of Grant
Vile were on the North side shoppin
The wolgamott Bible class wi
meet with Mrs. Cutton, 2O6 East Cor
don street. Friday afternoon
II. j. Shook Of Wakarusa was O
the North side Wednesday.
Earl Wendell of Elmont has re
turned home after spending a shor
time III North Topeka.
COL ). N. stewart spent WedneSda
in Silver Lake on business.
j. G. Whitehead of E;lmont has re
turned home after a business trip t
North Topeka.
Miss Mabel Chamberlin of Sout
Topeka has been visiting Miss Edn
Mcclure.
Mrs. C. o. Henderson Of Merider
who has been visiting Mrs. o. A. Nc
Clure, has returned home.
c. p. Spetter and wife will retur
Friday to their home in Amarill,
Texas. after spending a short time i
North and South Topeka visitin
friends.
g +. Oakley of the White Hous
grocery is unable to be at work O
account of sickness.
A. M. Petro has returned from
business trip to Kansas City.
Miss Gladys Cunningham will leay
Monday for Kansas City. where sh
will visit friends several days.
Shawnee council No. 3 will hold a