The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-08-05
IN NORTH Topeka
Outing Club in Fourth Year OF
Its Existence.
Furnishes Cheap and Pleasant
Vacations to Members.

No organization has been more sue
cessful in accomplishing the purpose
for which it was organized than the
North Topeka Outing club. 1t was
brought into existence four years ago
through the efforts of c. j. Stewart
The club maintains - camp on Mill
creek near Maple Hill during the sum-
rner months and the members speno
their vacations there, in company OF
friends and guests. The CLUB main
tains two permanent cabins, one Oh
three rooms and the other of one
room, equipped with every conVeh-
fence for camping parties. The camp
is located two and a half miles from
Maple Hill on the Hamilton place near
the falls of Mill creek. 1t is near a
fine swimming hole, the fishing is GOOD,
spring and well water are convenient,
and every facility is offered Tor the
enjoyment CT an out OF doors vAcat1on'
without the expense and railroad Jour-
ney usually involved. 1t IS great
place to swim, boat, fish and rest, and
the members of the club believe that
they have found an ideal solution TO
the vacation problem The club is
hospitable and many North topeka
pople have enjoyed the pleasures OF us
camp. The members include z. j.
Stewart, president; Ralph r. Bear.
secretary; Fred Morns, RUFUS rue
love, w. o. Anderson, D. T. Gabriel
and T. NJ. Forbes.
At the Churches.
A communion service will be held
Sunday morning at the Kansas Avenue
Methodist church.
school will begin at $50 and the reg
ular service at IL o'clock. The pas
tor will preach on the subject an
Absolute Monarchy" At I;V0 tne
Baptist Young People will hold their
meeting and at $500 the union service
will occur on the Baptist church
lawn. The Rev. ]. H. Jones OF the
Christian church will preach.
The Christian church will hold 1Is
regular service and the Rev. j. II.
Tones will deliver the address.
The Rev. J. P. Hicks of the Second
Presbyterian church has gone &c the
Ozarks on his vacation and the Rev:
]. w. Williamson OF TINS CITY yin IN
the pulpit tomorrow and the Sunday
following.
Notes and Personals.
Amity lodge K. P. No. 231 will meet
at the hall at Sunday to attend the
funeral service Of Frank Scudder 10 be
held In Conwelrs chapel. The funeral
will be held at $3.50 and the inter-
rnent will be in Prairie Home ceme-
terry. The K. P.'s will conduct serv-
ice at the grave.
Gladys Pratt returned today from
three weeks visit to friends In wien
ita and Hutchinson
Mrs. Terry Eldridge, formerly OF
North Topeka, has gone to make ner
home In New Orleans, with her son
Vernon, who will enter the high school
there this fall.
Dave Wallace leaves today for va
cation in Chicago. He will remain
the rest of the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. 8. X Burrows OF |
Granville spent Friday III town on |
business. i
Ben Goodman, a former resident of
North Topeka, who has lived for the
past year in California, has returned
to this city for visit.
Mrs. Andrew Schoenfeldt, 1918 Mad
ison, has gone to Hays. Kan, to spend
q week.
Ross Cowperthwaite of Silver Lake
was in town today. From here he |
will go to Kansas City for a visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c.. Clouse and
their daughter Ruth, of 1882 Central
avenue, will leave today for Ithaca
Mich, on a two weeks visit.
A NJ. Petro, Druggist-Adv.
The Rochester Sunday school will |
give an ice cream social at the Roch-
ester school house Tuesday evening.
August s. There will be a prize Of
fered for the most popular girl and
one for the homeliest man.
Mrs. Richard Chapman, whose sui
eide was reported in the State Journal
Thursday, was not Mrs Richard Chip
man of 1917 North Van Buren, street.