The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-31
IN NORTH Topeka
Union Pacific to Run Special
Train for Teachers.
Other Items of Interest Gath
cred North of the Kaw.

A special train for the teachers will
be run on the Union Pacific railroad
November 8, starting from Salina at
Z o'clock in the morning and arriving
in Topeka at 1920 o'clock. Stops will
be made at the larger interveninS
points. All regular trains will be
equipped with extra &C aches.
The Ready and willing Sunday
school class of the Topeka Baptist
church has decided to repeat the pre-
sentation of the Message of the Viz
let's at Pleasant Ridge Saturday. In
vocal solo by Ralph Lyons. a violin
solo by Kenneth Clark, aid dia-
logue by Ralph Gabriel and Elizabeth
Van Ness entitled 'Ieander and Jen-
ny Dix"
| North side residents are complain-
ing that Quincy street, Central avenue
and st. John street are speedways
which correspond to Western ana
Sixth avenues south of the river
Notes and Personals.
The senior B. Y. P. U. of the Bap-
fist church will hold Halloween
party in the home of Carl Hirschbers-
619 Harrison street, this evening.
The Modern Woodmen of America,
No. 1913, will give minstrel snow
November II in Lukens's opera house
| William Hayes, S3S Topeka avenue,
had q narrow escape from serious IN
jury when he was struck by an aulo,
mobile belonging to Edward and FREQ
! Beuchner at s o'clock this morning.
The accident occurred at the corner OF
Gordon street and Kansas avenue. rue
machine hit him just as it came 10
stop, and threw MIN over onto tne en-
CINE He was only shaken up and was
able to walk to his home unassisted.
There will be a Halloween party to-
night for the Progressive class OF the
Second Presbyterian Sunday school IN
the home of Robert Robinson, l4o4
Jackson
the Eastern Star, will hold a bazaar,
a supper and an entertainment Thurs
day evening in Masonic hall, s11-SlS
| Kansas avenue.
Lyman school will hold its annual
Halloween party this evening.
Mrs. Charles Davis, 1119 Central
avenue, gave a masquerade Halloween
party Monday evening. Those present
were: Miss Mabel Leveth, Miss Ruth
Davis, Miss Inez McQuilken, Miss
Miss Hazel MARBLE. Miss Helen Davis,
Miss Gertrude Davis, Miss Gladys
Wells. Miss Lucille Maze, Miss Fay
Gemett, Miss Irene Graft, Miss Thel-
ma Palmer. Miss Evelyn Myers. Miss
Lucille johnson, Miss Elizabeth Davis,
Mrs. Robert Davis, Mrs. George Stuart,
Arthur Nipper. Forrest Rogers, Roy
Cook, Earl Palmer, Tracy Doane, Har-
ry Fairrel, Leslie Fairrel, Francis Mar
tin, Floyd Hershman. Alfred Parnell
Marvin Williams, Leonard Williams
Robert Davis and Lewis Davis. Re
freshments were served.
B. L. Ellis of the Campbell DRUG
store is taking a months vacation in
the country.
Mrs. Albert Reickerter of Silve,
Lake will leave tomorrow for an ex.
tended trip to Chicago. New York
Boston and other eastern cities
8. E. Mcfarland went to Paxice
; Monday on business. He goes to
Scranton. Kan. today.
A. NJ. Petro, Druggist-Adv.
The Topeka Creamery company an.
nounces a raise of one cent, in the
price of butter
Harry Kopp made a business visit
| to his farm near Elmont Monday.
Mrs. L. P. Stock of FairvieW is ir
on business today.
Daniel Lands end John -Ostrand OF
Kiro are in the city on business today
Mrs. ]. F. Davis of Hoyt was in the
city yesterday on business.
Arthur Haynes of Kilmer is in OF
business.
Mark Blackier. ]. S. Jackson. E. A
Kessinger. Ray Kirkwood and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. ]. Woodard-aIl of Elmont-
| were IN the city Monday.
&. II. Dyal leaves today on a bust
: moss "trip to Maple Hill.
o. w. Sage of Granville and A E
| Monday.
Edward Mcconnell is in from Kirt