The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-01-07
in NORTH TOPEKA
PRESBYTERIAN S. S. VIII Keep a
Missionary in Africa.
Stockholders of Citizens Bank
Hold Annual Meeting.

Members of the Progressive class or
the Second Presbyterian Sunday schooi
will attempt to devise some means 10
raise fund for the support OF a mis-
sionarv teacher in eastern Africa
some time ago committee was APP
pointed to determine what steps must
be taken to provide for the lnstructoi'
Announcement was made TINS morn
ing that a missionary already on the
Ground is to he supported. Until all
ARRANGEMENTS are competed her name
will not be divulged TT,
Details for a plan to raise funds Will
be completed at meeting 10 ps I nglu
this evening at the home OF MISS
BESSIE Campbell, 1918 North Jackson
street. il is believed.
Stockholders to Meet.
Stockholders of the Citizens state
hank of North Topeka will hold their
regular semiannual meeting this AFTER
noon i'm the board of directors room.
Following the session members OF the
board of directors will meet.
Election of officers will be held at
the stockholders meeting. Indlca-
tious this morning pointed 70 d re-
election Of the entire board which con-
sists of NJ +. Southwick, president y
NJ. Dibble. vice president; r. >
Gresser. secretary and cashier +. ..
Morns. s. s. OFT. w. A. Luthye, George
A Frisbie. J. y. Stewart and e {.
Arnold. H c. Mckinley is assistant
a report of the condition of the
bank. prepared for the stockholders
shows that at the close of business
January 8. deposits amounted TO
S4S1. 4O9.69; undivided profits. So
2S5.q2: surplus fund, $4,000; capital
stock paid in, $50 900; loans and dis
counts. S297.526.45; loans on real
estate, S123,749.S0; overdrafts, 30
cents guaranty fund with state
treasurer. bonds, $4,000; cash items
and clearing house items Sl,l4l.lo;
cash and sight exchange legal reserve
$131,521.71.
SIN Wait for Report
Members of the drainage board of
North Topeka are still waiting Tor the
report on the typographical survey
made several months ago by v X
Parlchurst. No definite reason can be
given by members of the board for the
delay and no steps can be taken to
compel Mr. Parkhurst to hasten, mem
bers OF the commission say.
practically no business was trans
acted at the regular meeting of the
board held early this week. A special
meeting will be held, however, when
Mr.. Parkhurst sees fit to make his re-
port.
Notes and Personals.
Laird Eshom of Wichita is visiting
at the home of Bert Ellis, 416 Para
more street. He expects 20 remain
here over the weekend.
Members of the Christian Endeavor
society of the Second Presbyterian
church will meet tonight at the home
Of Mrs. J. J. King, 1926 North Jack
son street. Plans are to be laid at the
meeting for a membership and at
tendance campaign. Chairmen of the
various committees will also announce
who their associates on the commit
tees will be.
Members of Wampanoa lodge No
regular meeting tonight in their hall
in the Barratt building, 1000 North
Kansas avenue.
]. a. Jacobs of 1893 North Quincy
street has gone to Concordia where he
was called to attend the funeral of his
brother-in-law. He will return to his
home in North Topeka Saturday
morning.
George Neff of 917 North Monroe
street, who has been suffering from
an attack of the grip for the past week
shows no Improvement and il is feared
that pneumonia may develop.
Al Smith has returned to the Lacey
Drug company where he formerly wal
employed. He was for short time il
the restaurant business.
Louis Mongold of Perry spen
Thursday in North Topeka VISITING
friends and relatives.
Members of lodge No. 26 of the De
gree of Honor will entertain Saturda,
in their hail on the North side. AL
members of the order have been urge
to be present A pillow draw will b,
the feature of the program
John ]. Shaffer will leave Januar,
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