The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-03-20
the Methodist Preachers quartet.
There will be a number of bapt1sms.
Notes and Personals.

the Methodist Preachers quartet
There will be a number of baptisms.
Notes and Personals.
Miss Lavanche Hardick, of Kilmer,
spent the day on the North side shop
ping.
George Waychoff returned Friday
from Emporia to spend the weekend
with his family.
An interesting time was had Friday
night at Rochester school house by
the Parent Teac association and
residents of that community An old
fashioned spelling match was held
and followed by a pie social, and from
reports the full @57' varieties OF pie
were to be had D. H. wallace, of the
Lyman school pronounced the words
and Miss Grace Lonergan succeeded
in spelling the Bee down.
w. H. Woodland, of Elmont, was a
North side visitor today.
John Winter, of Hoyt, has returned
home, after business trip TO the
North side.
The Tuesneo Taxa HASH club will
meet at the home of Miss Grace
Forbes, 1901 North Monroe street,
Tuesday afternoon.
J. c. Taylor of Granville, was on
the North side today, attending to
The National Oil company has
new wagon in use on the North SIDE:
Owing to accident which happened
this week the old wagon is unfit Tor
Amity Lodge No. 2S1. Knights of
Pythias, will confer the rank of
knight on three candidates Monday
night at the lodge hall. After the
lodge work a banquet will be served.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. p. Redmond nave
moved from their home, 124l North
Monroe street, and are living on the
Markham farm, one mile nortn Oh the
Industrial school
A meeting will be held tonight in
Frank Converts office, 900 North
Kansas avenue, by the woman's COM
mittee of the caucus. The meeting
will start promptly at o'clock.
Mrs. E. S. McClintock, of 11O1
Central avenue, is seriously Ill at her
home.
The following ladies, carrying well
filled baskets, surprised Mrs. Walter
Norman at her home in Shorey: Mrs.
Victor Clark, Mrs. B. L. Pett1tt, Mrs
John Bennett, Mrs. G. G. Holmes, Mrs
H. J. Miller, Mrs. M. Hohlberg, Mrs
H. Knox, Mrs j. w. Pettitt, Mrs
F'Iossie Neff, Mrs. J. W. Henry, Mrs
Will Hohberg, Mrs. G. M. Rode. Mrs.
H. Messenger, Mrs. C. B. Lowry, Mrs.
r. L. Bailey. The hostess received
Patrick White stopped on the
North Side today, on his way to May
eta from Kansas City, Mo.
Mrs. Chas. o. Byerly, of 1920 North
w. Belts, Mrs. c. E. Belts and Miss
Lavanche Hardick at an o'clock
dinner Friday night.
John Booth, of Paradise, Kan, will
return to his home Monday, after
spending a week with his niece, Mrs.
T. NJ. Forbes.
a M. Perro, druggist.-Adv.
Word has been received by friends
of Mr.. and Mrs. Verne Southwick,
who formerly lived in North Topeka,
but now reside at Fort Cobb, Okla,
of the birth of an 11-pound boy to
that family.
A. w. Lacey has returned to his
business after a sickness of several
days.
Mrs F'1ossie Snyder, who under
went a serious operation at her home,
1926 North Jackson street, Tuesday,
is reported to be improving.
Hugh Devlin, of Garfield Place,
owns Duroc-Jersey sow only two
and one-half years old, that gave
birth to nineteen pigs Thursday after
noon. The SOW when two months old
was bought by Mr.. Devlin for $3.50
NJ F., Southwick, of the Citizens
State bank, has returned from a
weeks business trip to Washington
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