The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-21
in NORTH Topeka
WampanOa Lodge of Red Men
InStaIIs New Officers.
Work on New County Road
Delayed by the Thaw.

The installation of officers of Wam-
panoa council No. 90 of the Red Men
was held last night at their regular
meeting place, Barrett hall. me 1oI-
lowing officers were installed: X. h.
Furgason, sachem; d. F. Way, senior
sycamore: J. Henry Clark, JUNIOR
sagamore; Z. G.. Messenger, chief OF
records: B. J. Smith, collector or
wampum; w. H. Smith. keeper Of
wampum; Charles Bartell, guard OF
the forest; Clarence Gordon, guard OF
the wigwam. The regular meeting OF
the lodge will he held this evening at
the hall.
The quarterly social meeting of the
WOrncn's Foreign Missionary society
of the Kansas Avenue Methodist
church was held this afternoon at the
home of Miss Evelyn Holman. 1l6 Eve
lvn street. Mrs. ]. r. Madison made
report from the general executive
meeting held in Los Angeles, Cal Mrs.
Z. II. Wolf sang solo.
While the new platoon system was
the best thing that could be lnaugu :
rated to benefit the firemen some OF
the members of No 1 station are De
moaning the fact that under the new
them to buy a suit of ciVlllan clothes.
The Ladies' Missionary society Of the
Second Presbyterian church helo
regular meeting Thursday afternoon AZ
the home of Mrs. Conklin, 1908 North
Harrison street. The following oftl-
GERS were elected for the coming
year: Mrs. ]. S. Probasco' president
Mrs. Charles Suit, first vice president;
Mrs. ]. j. King, second vice president;
Mrs / D. Pratt, treasurer; T. d.
Joseph, secretary; Mrs }. r. HICKS
secretary of literature.
The work on the new country road
which is being gravelled from the
brickyard bridge to the lower silver
Lake road has been delayed on &C
count of the thawing weather.
Walt Bourbonais a former student
of Haskell, was arrested this morning
at the Union Pacific lunch room on a
charge of drunkenness.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. H. E Galletly and daughter
Ruby are visiting Mrs. Galletly's
mother. Mrs c.. T. Adams, 925 North
Kansas avenue.
A matter of importance is to be
discussed at the rehearsal of the
North Topeka Baptist church choir
The meeting is to be called at eight
o'clock and a full attendance is de-
sired.
The Pythian Sisters of Amity Tenn
pie No. 1OS will hold their regular
meeting TINS evening at lile man, o :
North Kansas avenue.
The l. u. Circle of the Central Ave
nue. Christian church held class
meeting last night and was enter
tanned at the home of Mrs Clarence
Waldman. 1882 North Jackson.
John Taylor and his nephew were
in North Topeka Thursday afternoon
on a business trip. Mr.. Taylor is the
newly elected superintendent of the
county poor farm.
North Town Visitors.
Mrs J. Boydson of Hoyt; T. B. Til
lotson of Kiro; F. D. Peck, Mrs. Rose
Peck and daughter, Mrs. o. Guy
Peck. Dan Landiss of Kiro; VIII Crit
fifth of Elmont; T. H. Rose of Ell
mont; Mrs. c. o. Shultice of Kiro;
Lon L. Berry of ElmOnt; H. J. Shook
of Wakarusa; J. G. Hastings of Grant
Vile; w. X. Kirkwood of Kiro; Jim
Forbes of Silver Lake; Mrs. Dollie
Brown Of Granville. DR.. Eighley OF
Waverly, Ohio.
A mock trial will be held tonight al
Rochester school house by the Roches-
ter Literary society. Roy Painter and
William Burnett will prosecute Dor
Wellman and Enoch MARBLE will act
as attorneys for the defense. Harry
Logan. a local attorney, will be on the
bench.