The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-11-27
IN NORTH Topeka
w. A. McKeever to Address
Parent-Teacher Association.
Notes and Personals Gathered
North of the KaW.

Teamwork Between Home and
School, is the title of an address by
w. A. McKeever of Kansas university
to be made tonight at o'clock before
the Grant-Quincy Parent-Teachers' as
ISOLATION, which meets in the Quincy
school auditorium. A special effort is
being made to have a large attendance
as this is the most important meeting
so far held. The organization will b.
entertained also by a tenor solo by
John R. Johnson and saxophone duet
by H. A. Jungk and L. w Elmore.
A letter from C. w. Lyman to North
side friends tells of his arrival in
Shanghai. China. November 15 He
and his family sailed from Portland
october IA, landing at Yokohama,
Japan. November 4. In Toxic, they
in honor of the emperor's birthday
anniversary. On November 6, they left
for Shanghai.
Victor council No. 4, knights and
Ladies of Security, will hold its thir-
tieth annual Homecoming meeting De-
cember Z. The oldtimers will be greet
ed with an entertainment and a lunch
con- Last year some members that
hadn't been back for fifteen years put
in an appearance.
Eugene lodge No. 70, 1. o. o. F..
will hold a special meeting in the hall,
S37 North Kansas avenue, tonight
Amity lodge No. 231. knights of
Pythias. will hold its regular election
this evening in the hall at 500 North
Kansas avenue.
A notice from Bryan r. Newton, as
c af-of ar-x- Of ~
forms w. o. Rigby. postmaster of his
appointment as custodian of the site
set aside for the new North Topeka
postoffice which will be erected next
year The ground, located at the cor
ner of Kansas avenue and Gordon
street. has been cleared and is readv
for the excavation work.
Notes and Personals.
The Soldier Creek township board
met this morning in the Shawnee
State bank for the regular monthly
meeting. Routine business. including
the payment of bills for road dragging
and payment of primary election
boards, was transacted.
The Indian Creek Grange meeting
was postponed from last week to some
time this week, as yet undecided.
Dougherty's business college will fur
nish the entertainment at the next
meeting.
The Topeka Creamery company an
nounces an increase of one cent in the
price of butterfat, effective today
Butter retails now for 46 cents a.
pound.
Roy Cook of the Campbell drug
store sprained his wrist Sunday in at
tempting to crank his machine.
J. S. Ready of Highland Park, a
truck driver for the Billiard mill. is
sick.
Ray Beaver made a pleasure trip to
Hoyt Sunday.
A collie belonging tn Frank r. Con-
Well has been missing since Friday
Mrs. J. n Segrist of 1901 Van Buren,
street is visiting her sister, Mrs. H.
Rodgers of Shawnee. Ok
j. E. Booth of Paradise Kan, who
has been visiting his nephew, T. NJ.
Forbes. 1901 Monroe street. and at
tending the celebrations of the Scot
fish Rite during the past week, re-
turned to his home today.
Frank Williams of 929 Harrison
street is i'll in his home.
The Sheetz Grocery company an
nounces that it will be closed all day
Most of the North side
business houses are planning to make
Thanksgiving a holiday.
Elmer Pounds has practically re-
covered from his attack of tonsilitis.
King Reams of Kilmer. Fred Fluck
niger of Menoken, Louis Winter of |
Hoyt and Guy Peck of Fairyiew are in !
on business today.