The Topeka state journal., 1916-10-18
I'M NORTH TOPEKA
MischievOus Meddlers Make
Men Mad, Says French.
Road Work Going On; College
Men Talk on Agriculture.

There is inadequate police protec-
ton on the north side, declares H.
A. French. Last night mans har-
ness was slashed up and the tugs cut
on an outfit standing in front OF the
Kansas Avenue Methodist church. The
same night, the ignition wires of an
automobile left in front of the church
were severed y
The Silver Lake and Rochester
roads are being resurfaced with
gravel Marking of the roads leading
| into Valley Falls has been started by
F. F. Hurst, the Rev c. H. Kimhall
and Dr. A E. Peciovsky, dhe commit
tee recently appointed by the Valley
Falls Commercial club for the pur-
| pose. Seventy-five of the markers
! will be placed by the side of the high
{ ways.
Representatives of the Kansas State
| Agricultural college will deliver lee
lures at the Farm and Home institute
to be held in Meriden, Thursday, from
1890 o'clock in the morning to 4
i O'Clock in the Afternoon.
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert S Derry, of
Boys Industrial school Wednesday
night on their way home from visiting
relatives in Holton. Mr.. Derry is for
mer physical director of the school.
| Inc IaQleS missionary Circle OF Inc
| North Topeka Baptist church met
with Mrs d. L. Button, 919 Van Buren
street, at 2:30 O'Clock today.
Miss Anna E. Hayes and Allen A.
| Nipper were married in the First
United Brethren church parsonage,
day night. The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. Ida Hayes. 1919 Madison
| street, and the bridegroom is employed
| in the Wells Fargo Express company
lie
MusSon were attendants at the cere-
nony. The couple will make their
home with the bride groom's parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Nipper, I'LL Van
| Buren, street.
/ Mr.. and Mrs William Whitehead,
1414 Quincy street, entertained the
Loyal Womens and the Loyal Mems
Sunday school classes of the Central
Avenue Christian church at O'Clock
/ Tuesday night in their home. Re-
| freshmeEts were served. The classes
| intend to have a similar entertainment
| once 9 month thruout the winter.
Mrs. Milton Sedderth entertained
Mrs. A. Carp and sons, Philip and
| Junior. and Mrs. A. E. Sage. prior to
Mrs. Carp's departure for Ell Paso
Tex
c. A. Marker made a business trip
to Hoyt this afternoon. He will leave
for Denison tomorrow.
/ Mrs. c. H. Waldman of Fredonia
1OIiHeTly O1 NOrIn topeka, is visiting
relatives on the North side. She is
also visiting her sister Mrs. De Witt
Lea of Granville, who will leave early
next week for Nebraska.
The Topeka Creamery company is
doing some interior remodeLng in the
rear of its building.
w. S. Blackhart, 1401 Van Buren
i street, will move to Manhattan Mon
day.
4 Miss Sybil Bigham of rural route
No. 8, is sick of typhoid fever
Mrs. Colbert has returned from Og-
den, after visiting her daughter, Mrs
Honey, ,hree weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Schwartz, 406
Fairchfld street, recently gave a din
ner in honor of the twenty-fifth birth
| day anniversary of their daughter
| Mrs. James Tally.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Stephenson and
| daughters, Dorothy ard Mildred OF
Kansas City, are visiting w. M Boast
! and family.
1 Everett Wilson of Indian Creek, is
/ in today on business
| Perry Kopp motored to Elmont to-
day to look over his farm.
Mrs Van Wrinkle, of California. is
seriously i'll in the home of Mr. and
Mrs Samuel Wyatt, Kious street and
Kansas avenue, where she has been
visiting.