The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-10-10
IN NORTH Topeka
Grant Quincy Association Meets
and Elects Officers.
Rochester Cemetery Organiza-
ton Chooses Trustees.

The Grant-Quincy Parent-Teachers
association met Monday night in the
Quincy school and elected the follow
ing officers: H. A. French. president;
]. C. Snediker. vice president; Miss
Van Laer, secretary: r L. Robson.
treasurer. 1t was voted that an ex-
ecutive committee be appointed by the
president The next meeting is TO be
held in the Grant school Monday night.
October go
The members of the East Indianola
Community church (CongregationaD
viii hold reception for their new
pastor the Rev. f. d. jackson. We'd
nesday evening in the East IndianoFa
school house. A general invitation has
been extended to the people OF the
neighborhood.
The Rochester Cemetery association
held its regular annual meeting in the
cemetery office Saturday. The follow
ing trustees were elected: T. p. Rude.
Mrs D. L Button and A. c. Merritt
D. L. Button, having been requested
to audit the past years accounts of
the secretary. treasurer and superin-
tendent, reported having found them
correct. with q balance in the treasury
of s524-s9. The superintendent was
/ instructed to bring all graves to such
grade as will permit OF their being
moved with a lawn mower without
difficulty He was also instructed to
bring all lots to a uniform grade in
each section
The trustees were authorized to set
aside such sections as they may deem
advisable and to place upon lots in
the same valuations that will insure
/ their perpetual care.
Notes and Personals
Mr. and Mrs. p C. Kopp. Miss Ger
trude kopp and Charles Small and
family went on picnic Sunday to a
1 point north of Kiro on Soldier creek
! Mrs Alice Leaf. of Shorey. leaves
today for Oklahoma City to spend the
winter with relatives.
j. H. Jones. pastor of the Central
Avenue Christian church. has returned
from Independence. Kan. where he
attended the state convention of the
| Christian church. He will make his
! report of the convention Wednesday
evening
| Charles Colwell, of Kiro. and y.
Yenkey. of Perry. were in the city
on business this morning
Mrs c. NJ Turner returned Monday
10 her home in Wilson Kan. after
having spent week visiting Mr.. and
/ Mrs 8 j. Britten. S29 Quincy street
L NJ Day returned today to Belle
Vile. He has been in the city a
week on business
Marjorie. left today for two weeks
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. S. E Kinsinger
of Kansas City
! The young mems Sunday school
class of the Second Presbvt eria r
church meets Wednesday evening al
1880 o'clock in the church 1t plans
to elect officers and to reorganize as
Knights of King Arthur
/ A. NJ Petro. Druggist
The banks are Planning to close on
Columbus day. October IL
G. o. Chamberlain has returned
from indianapolis. Ind, where he has
( been visiting his parents
w. H Davis of the Soldiers home
at Leavenworth. formerly of Nortn
Topeka. has been visiting friends in
the city
w H Markh1n has returned from
q business trip to RossviIle.
Mrs Charles SteinberGer of Wa
keeney is here visiting friends.
George Frfsbie OF OskaIoosa. county
; treasurer of jefferson county. was in
( the city Monday on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gray have re-
turned from Dies Moines, Iowa. where
they have been visiting their daughter.
Mrs Ida Barnett
Fred Burel. for twelve years with
I he Pratt Brothers hardware store.
! has resigned and will make an extend
+ ed trip to California. visiting his par
ents in San Bernardino during the
winter