The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-31
NORTH topeka
eb Parties Are Called Off
Because of Sickness.
= Service Across the Kaw
Mas Declined Greatly.

5 friends and relatives who are
- BRING from the grip plans to join
OF the numerous watch parties
Ire to be held tonight under the
es of various North Side
BIS. lodges and other organiza-
le many watch parties are to
ii tonight, the number will fall
bow normal owing to the preva-
Of the grip. a number of par
or which arrangements had al
been completed mad to be call
u because a considera BILE num-
those who had planned to at
were stricken with the malady
Tould noe be able to be present.
Neral North Side churches were
* the organizations that had to
b a watch party. Members of
.ansas Avenue Methodist church
he Second Presbyterian church
Hgo through with their plans for
les, however. At the Presbyter-
VI hurch an oyster supper will pre-
the wait fer the down of the
year.
y. T. Jitney Service Waning.
ney service to North Topeka is
g 1t is said that only two or
drivers make regular runs to
forth Side and the number of
who tour across the Kaw at
time during the day is far below
when the jitney craze flrst
TX the city.
Z run to North Topeka was one
first to be started following the
kization of jitney service IN To-
nearly a year ago For a time
mall cars that crossed the Melan
ge did a heavy business. Then it
Lmenced to fall off. Now many
Ms head their machines toward
Raw only when directed to do so
eir passengers
VIII Install Officers.
1 taIIatian of new officers, initia-
If candidates for degrees and an
tainment are among the features
meeting to be held Saturday
by members of the Degree of
No. IS, at the hall. S31 North
Is avenue. Officers who will be
bed Saturday are: Mrs. Henry
ere, past chief; Mrs. l. Lane,
of honor: Mrs. T. ]. Woolman,
of honor: Mrs. S. Ross, chief of
onies; Mrs Alcena Hurst, re-
=. Mrs. L. c. CATER, financier;
:. CATER, receiver; Mrs. Pauline
ers. inner watch: Miss L. Smi-
ater watch; Miss Mabel Jones,
Miss L. Morgan. musician.
A
annual audit of books of Amity
No. 231 of the knights of |
Is will be made by the auditing
ittee Saturday afternoon Mem !
bf the committee are Dr. A NJ /
On. DR. Charles Byerly. A n. |
man.
Ulcers who will serve for the lodge |
z the next year will be installed |
Ry night Books are audited be-
af Il
kSemove Logs From Bridge.
'HR orce of men under direction of /
n Missioner w. L. Tandy has COM
ID removing the huge accumula-
tf tree trunks and other refuse
pas piled up against the abut-
of the Melan bridge. A number
logs are from ten to twenty feet
gth. The wood will be given to
e who cares to remove it from
liver after IL has been showed
Held Talk Fest.
re than fifty members of Victor
i No of the knights and
of Security and their friends
hight attended recreation
social held at the Victor Council
in the Barratt building. 1000
Kansas avenue. A short musical
literary program was arranged
e prime reason for bringing the
eers together was to give them
Iportunity to discuss Informally
arious topics that are of mutual
st. Recreation hours" are to
ne regular events.
Notes and Personals.
s Pansy Ready is seriously iii at
lone. 217 East Laurent street
suffering from a severe attack
> grip and tonsilitis.
mbers OF Wampanoa lodge No. 10
Men will hold an open meeting
Il at their hall. 1902 North Kan
enue. a program has been ar
for the event and will be pre-
following box supper.
" the guests who will be present
III will be the great sachem of |
NJ. Anderson, who has been Wis
pr the home of Mrs. Anderson's '
n. Mr.. and Mrs. P. G. Marlat,
16 North Quincy, will go to
ton Kan, Saturday. He will :
there Sunday and Sunday night I
turn to Baldwin. Kan, where !
Intending Baker university. Mrs. I
Anderson and their young
ler. Airline. will remain at the
4 home for several days.
I1llSc Il and her young daugh-
RANGES, are ill at their home,
forth Jackson street They are a
81 tg from an attack of the grip. @
fbers of Assembly No. IA of the b
Fraternal Citizens will install Z
+ who will serve during the
Fear at a meeting to be held Mon {
fening in the A. o. U. w. hall
birth Kansas avenue. Following II
.stailation refreshments will be e
La Grip and Colds use Petro's
IL and Pine.-Adv. D
; A l. Tryson of Irving, Kan, L
|eturned to her home after spend e
fsTeral days at the home of her 81
Mrs. T. J. Woolman of 1911 h
4. Van Buren, street. a
y Willets is carrying his left h
q a sling as a result of a fall rs
lesday evening. He disIocated his ri
Mize of the Aaron Sheetz GRO -
Pore will go to Bonner Springs. ~
saturday where he will spend y
y with his parents II
a Baird of Eimont, ]. F. Fled 81
OF Silver Lake, H. L. Thomp-
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