The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-12-21
North Side News

Items for this column nay be left at
Petros Drug Store, phoned 1891
after. p ~. othe~ hours phone $3.50
The Progressive class of the Second
Presbyterian church, of which Mrs J. l.
Probasco is the teacher, have made a
most excellent showing in subscribing to
the various funds, as may be seen from
the following list: Christmas Red Cross
membership, $1.O0; Bible fund, $I-00; Ar
menian relief, $1.00; Good Fellows, s.. 90
The members of the class are: Miss Jes
sic Riach, Miss Augusta Hardt, Miss Vern
Cooper, Miss Nellie woodford. Miss Mat
tie Beers, Miss Nellie Priddy, Miss Lila
Walker and Miss Maude Waychoff. After
the holidays the class membership will
day. December p, at Mrs. Professors, 931
Van Buren, street. at which time plans
for taking up the Red Cross work viii be
completed.
The Sunday school of the East Indian
the East Indianola school will unite in the
Christmas entertainment, which will be
given Christmas eve at the Sschool house.
The pupils of Miss Palmatier's and Miss
Wilson's rooms will give eantata, which
will be followed by Dickens Christmas
Carol, dramatized and presented by the
older pupils Of the school The Christmas
treat will be furnished by the Sunday
school.
H B. Wilson superintendent of the To-
peka schools viii speak this evening at 8
o'clock at the meeting of the Parent
Teachers association Of the East Indianela
school. Red Cross workers have been
delegated to tell of the work of the Red
Cross Special music will be furnished by
visitors to the Boys. Industrial school
may notice a Service flag displayed in the
main building 1t contains seventy-stars
representing sixty-sfx boys and four en-
the four employees. Mr.. Dellinger is some
where in France Mr.. Domingo at Camp
Dominican. Mr.. Chamberlain at Camp Pike
and Mr.. Hobs is battalion mess sergeant
at Camp Funston
Notes and Personals.
Freda Myers is sick with scarlet fever at
her home, 121s Van Buren, street.
Mrs. Lydia Miller and children, Mabel
land Francis. of Luray, Kansas. are spend
ing the holidays with Mrs. Miller father.
Mr. Urban lso4 East sixth street 1sd; o,,;nar
street, are the parents of a baby girl, born
Thursday evening
leaves tonight for Shawnee, Kan, where
she will visit OVER the holidays.
Mrs. W. G. Beers and daughters, Jose
phine and Molly, of 214 West Gordon street,
left today for Kearney. Neb., where they
will be the guests of Mrs. Beers mother,
Mrs. Snyder. for ten days.
Frank Conwell, who has been seriously
sick for the past week at his home, 1929
/ Quincy street, passed comfortable night
Miss Gladys Pratt, who is attending the
State Normal school at Emporia, arrived
today to visit heE parents, MT ana MIS-.
John Pratt, $50 Jackson street, until after
, the holidays.
Mrs. Charles Griffin, who has been visit
ing relatives and friends in Topeka, left
yesterday for st. Joe to join Mr. Griffin,
who is employed there in one Of the mills
Mr. and Mrs. Griffin formerly lived in
North Topeka, leaving last summer for
Manhattan, and recently going to Hutch
inseD, from which place Mr.. Griffin was
transferred to st. Joe.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Haun and little
daughter, Lois Vivian, of 1906 Quincy
street expect to leave Saturday for Pond
Creek. okla, to spend Christmas AID a
part of the holiday season with Mr. Haun's
parents and brother
Am selling holiday goods at the old
price Lacey's Drug Store.-Adv.
Victor Council No 4 n and l. of s..
gave an old fashioned Christmas entertain
ment last night at their hall, 1000 Kansas
avenue A Christmas tree held gifts for
every one, besides horns of plenty con-
tanning candy and fruits A Santa Claus
! was present to see that no one was missed.
Additional entertainment was furnished by
the following young people: Miss Diekie
and Miss Gladys Ruff, piano solos; Misses
Dickie Thelma Buechner, Thelma Robin
son and Margaret Taylor, readings
Fine line of Christmas novelties. booklets.
toys, seals, postcards, etc, at Laceys Drug
StOre.-Ady-