The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-04
I'M NORTH Topeka
Stung Stealing Sweets-Wil-
liams Won't Tell Where.
Notes and Personals Gathered
North of the Kaw.


w. H. Williams and W. d. Bridge
brought in seventy pounds of honey
as the result of an expedition Sunday
to the farm of Charles Caldwell,
eighteen miles up Little Soldier creek
They cut three limbs from three dir
ferent trees, found three hives OF bees
and got stung in three different places.
II won't tell anyone where 1 got
stung," declared Mr.. Williams. en-
phatically.
Notes and Personals.
Pupils of the Junior high school at
Quincy will see picture show Fri
day afternoon at the school, showing
scenes in Switzerland.
Girls Kasey is expected back from
business trip to Wichita today.
Register Mahan recently left for
Kansas City to take course in dem
tistry.
C. A. Marker of the Topeka Cream
ton of Eudora and H E. Woodhead OF
Hoyt to Manhattan Tuesday, where
they took the final examinations for
operating cream stations.
Ray Deeyer leaves for Valley Falls
Thursday to see the fair.
Homer Wolford is visiting in Shorey
during his vacation.
Victor council No. 4. Knights and
Ladies of Security, will meet Thurs
day evening at o'clock in Barratt
hall
j. H. Jones, pastor of Central Ave
nue. Christian church. is attending the
state convention of the Christian
church at Independence, Kan The
convention lasts a week.
DIR. c. H. Thompson will motor to
Junction City this evening.
There was a big attendance at the
noon dinner served Wednesday by
| Harmony Rebekah lodge No 81 in
| Odd Fellows hall Four dozen chick
| ems were cooked
| Coupons will be given out to
farmers at the Indian Creek grange
fair by the Topeka Creamery company
as an inducement to them to bring in
| their butter fat
| News of the death of Samuel Will
| Jams has been received Mr.. Williams
| was former North Topekan The
died in Council Bluffs. Iowa The
| body is to be brought here for burial.
Arrangements for the funeral have
not been completed
w. Sage and NJ. NJ. Shirley of
| Granville were in North Topeka
| Tuesday on business.
L. A. Dolman of st. Joseph, Mo-. a
director of the Shawnee State bank,
is in the city.
heavily loaded. are creating a deal OF
satisfaction daily, thru not OBJ
serving the traffic ordinance requir-
ing them to pass other conveyances
on the right side of the street Com
plants are being made that heavily
loaded wagons constantly are getting
in the way of automobiles, necessitat-
ing either passage in violation of Law
or the delaying of traffic
Pump repairing and tin work Call
30S7-Adv
George Dilatuch is planning to hold
public sale of farm implements a
his farm Friday. The Ladies' Aid so
ciety of Kilmer church will serve din
ner at noon. The farm is two and
half miles southwest of Kilmer.
J. w. Cole and B. S. Lawton of Ell
mont were in North Topeka Tuesday
on business
John Winter of Hoyt was in North
Topeka this morning.
James Mckinley of Scranton, Kan.
was a North Topeka visitor Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holiday have
returned to their home in Belvidere
Kan, after two weeks visit to Johr
Holiday and family.
Mrs. Edward Schwartz 406 Fair
child street, recently was surprised by
relatives on the occasion of her forty
fourth birthday. Covers were laid fol
twenty-six. Mrs. Schwartz received
many presents.
Marion Glyn of Granville was il
North Topeka Tuesday on business.
William Kirkwood of Elmont was in
the city today on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dickinson of Maple
Hill were in North Topeka Tuesday OIL
business.
Mrs. E. o. Reedy. 1899 Tyler. is il
Wichita attending a conference of tn,
Degree of Pocahontas