The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-06-01
IN NORTH topeka
Fifteen Paroles From the State
Industrial School.
List of knights of Pythias Of
ficers Elected Monday Night.

Fifteen boys were paroled from the
Bows State Industrial school during
the month of May, and fifteen more
will be admitted from the waiting
list. The school has been unusually
crowded this year, and the same num-
her is being received that is paroled
each month.
Those paroled included: Sam Stin-
son. of Smith Center, Kan; Binnie
Lining, San Diego, Cal; Eldon and
Clayton wallace, Maple Hill; Ed
ward Edes, Cottonwood Falls; Roy AL
bridge Kansas City, KAN; Harry
kirkpatrick. Oskaloosa, Kan; Acy
Wheeler. Hutchinson, Kan; Frank
Ruth, Colony, Kan; Walter Smith,
Morganville, Kan; James Reece,
Oakland, Kan; Carl Wilson. Gillian,
Mo-; James Taylor, Baldwin. Kan;
Harry Reece, Topeka, and Warren
Officers of X. p. Lodge.
The following officers were elected
by the members of Amity lodge, No.
231 knights of Pythias, at their meet
ing Monday night in the lodge hall
S37 North Kansas avenue: Chancellor
commander, DIR. Dawson, vice-chan-
cellor commander, DIR. Chas. O. Dyer
ley; prelate, B. F. Mcpherson; mas
ter of arms, Frank Ellenberger; mas
ter of work, NJ. o. Adams; master of
records and seals, w. B. Perry; master
of exchequer, J. A. Sheetz; inner
guard, Harry Klopfer; outer guard,
Ed. Hanlon; pianist, J. c. Harding.
Stamp Sales Increase.
An increase of s291.27 in the stamp
sales is reported at the North Topeka
postoffice for the month of May. The
money order business still remains
slack owing to the unsettled conditions
of foreign countries
Elected Officers.
Officers were elected Monday night
L iofXy IF
the Central Avenue Christian church
for the ensuing six months. They in
clude: President, A. w. Anderson;
vice-president, Temple Mitchell; sec
rotary. Levalette Barrickman; treas
ure, Roy Basye, corresponding secre-
tary. Letha Thomas and pianist
Edith Williams.
Notes and Personals.
DIR. Richard r. May, of Coffeyville,
Kan, will open a dental office soon in
the front suite of rooms in the build
ing at S37 North Kansas avenue
Mabel Jones is spending several
days in Holton. Kan, visiting friends.
George Frisbie, of Oskaloosa, Kan,
is spending several days on his farm
near Granville.
H. G. Barrett, of Granville, was a
North side visitor today.
NJ. NJ. Shirley has returned to his
home in Granville, after business
trip to North Topeka
J. H. Whitman, of route 3, was in
North Topeka today on business.
The baseball game between the
Rangers team of the Kansas Avenue
Methodist church and the team of the
from last Saturday until next Satur-
day on account of wet grounds.
The weekly meeting of Shawnee
Council No. 3. Knights and Ladies of
Security, will be held tonight in the
hall, S31 North Kansas avenue
NJ. E. Reynolds has purchased the
Shorts place on the Rochester road.
A. V. Lindell, of the Shawnee State
bank, spent Sunday and Monday in
Usage City, Kan, visiting friends.
Harry Logan spent Monday in Car
bondale, Kan, on business.
S. A. Bahr, of Fairview, has return
ed home. after spending a day in
North Topeka.
Frank Doel, of Fairview, was a
North side visitor today.
a. NJ. Petro, druggist.-Adv.
About one hundred persons attend
ed the meeting of the Topeka Guild,
which was held Monday night in the
hall of Golden Rule Lodge No. 80, Oil
North Kansas avenue.
The first cherries or the year are of
fered for sale at some of the North To-
peka groceries. The fruit came from
Missouri.
The members of Blue Post G. A. r.
and the Relief Corps extend their
thanks to the business men of North
Topeka for the use of their automo-
biles in taking the Post and Relief
Corps members to the auditorium SER
vices Monday afternoon.
About forty of the school children
of Grant school brought flowers to the
school house for the old soldiers to
take to the cemeteries. A large laun-
dry basket was heaped full of the con-
tributionS.
Guy Boast of Kansas City, Mo-, will
arrive the last of the week to visit
relatives on the North side
Mrs. w. NJ. G.. Lane entertained the
ladies of the Degree of Honor this
afternoon at her home. 1924 North
Jackson street.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. S. Herrick have re-
turned from Houston, Tex, where
they spent some time visiting friends
''Dairymen' will be the topic for