The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-28
IN NORTH Topeka
Members of B. Y. p. Z. Hike to
the Country.
Local Passenger Traffic Is
Heavy on the e. p.

A two-act farce comedy, Rainbow
Kimono Club" will be given by the
members of the CLEANERS" a class
of young ladies of the Presbyterian
Sunday school. next Monday evening
ing the church The proceeds of e
free will offering will be used to as
sist in the support of a missionary of
the church Those who will take part
in the playlet are Margaret Conwen,
Gladys Pratt, Margaret Morns, Marie
Finch, Josephine Anderson. Ruth
Ward, lola Van Nice, Louise Suit and
Miss Bess Campbell. teacher of the
class.
Hike TO the Country.
The young people of the b. Y. Z.
L. hiked to the L. Berry farm west of
the city Tuesday evening. The fol-
lowing We're entertained by Mr.. and
Mrs. L. Berry: Elizabeth Schenck
jeanette Emert, Callie Kincaid, Hazel
Kincaid, Ethel Hannah, Grace Carl
son, Helen Gresser, Alvera Fernstrom,
Frieda Eirschberg. Louise Bleier
Josephine Bleier. Agnes Carlson. Wv
ian Neiswender. Mabel Rowe, Mildred
Warning, Ruth Button, Marjorie Cole.
Edith Kannarr, Nerna MARBLE, Edna
Kincaid. Ruth Baird, Gretchen Vol
land, Elizabeth Van Ness, Dorothy
Scotch, Ralph Lyons, Ben. Palmer
Walter Luthye. Carl Hirschberg, Ed
win Scotch, Russell Jones, Paul Van
Ness. Harold Warnock. Ross Frisbie,
Albert Hirschberg, Leslie Fairall,
Dean Van Ness. Emery Baird, Ken
meth Clark, Mr.. and Mrs. William Van
Ness. Mr.. and Mrs. G. Handley, Mr..
and Mrs. VIII Scotch, Mr. and Mrs
y. l. Button. Mrs. Warnock, Mr. G.
Carlson. Mr.. T NJ Forbes, Mr.. Frank
Emert and Mr.. Tomlinson
Local Traffic Is Heavy.
The Union Pacific has reported the
faa
west-bound locals to Junction CITY
and Riley during the past week that
nave ever been carried All trains
are crowded with visitors to the fort
Every train carries a number of men
who have enlisted.
Stores to Close on the Fourth.
Announcement was made this morn
ing that all grocery stores will close
for the day on the Fourth of July, but
viii remain open at a later hour than
usual on Monday evening for the
benefit of patrons.
Installation of Officers.
Mrs. Hattie Luderman. grand chief
of honor, will visit Degree of Honor,
No. 26. next Saturday evening to in
stall the new officers of the lodge.
Fights with Hoboes.
Small battles are staked every day
at the functions of railroads in North
Topeka among the officers and from
one to one hundred men of the 1. w.
w Of late many merchandise freight
cars have been broken into and robbed
An effort is being made to keep buns
of OF these trains and off of passen-
ger trains also. Many a hard fight
has ensued over these difficulties with
men who would not leave the trains
when ordered to do so by the officers.
Notes and Personals.
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. ]. c. Snediker.
Ralph Campbell, DIR. c. H. Thomp-
son and William Howard are spending
the day at Flat Rock near Richland
on fishing trip. They will return
this evening.
John Sheetz has returned from
Ottawa, Kan, where he attended a
meeting of the Shriners.
Royal Neighbors camp No. IS will
be entertained at an all day meeting
1925 Monroe.
Fred Joseph is spending the week
in Kansas City.
Irving Diffenderfer is spending a
weeks vacation at Excelsior Springs.
Miss Fey Armstrong left Tuesday
for a visit to relatives and friends in
Salina. Kan.
Henry Dietrich of Elmont was on
the North side Tuesday on a business
trip.
Miss Florence Babcock of Fort
Smith Ark. arrived in North Topeka
Tuesday to visit relatives. Miss Bah
cock formerly lived on the North side.
a social will be given this evening
by the members of Shawnee council
No. y. X. and L.. of S.. at their hall,
1000 Kansas avenue. All members are
invited to be present.
There will be a joint meeting of all
councils of the K and l. of S. at
Council No. l on Thursday evening. A
s o'clock supper will be served. The
affair will be in honor of the newly
elected candidates.
A Sunday school picnic, to be given
by the members of both the Methodist
and Christian churches. will be held
at the grounds of the Boys Industrial
school, Fourth of July. They will as
semble at the Christian church at 9
o'clock sharp to take the first train
for the grounds. Gasoline conveyance
has been secured for all members of
both churches.