The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-07-04
North Side News

Announcement has been made of
the marriage of Miss Bess Ka1er and
Mr.. Roy w. Boast. The wedding took
place in Kansas City Tuesday. Mrs.
Boast has been living at the z. H.
Guthrie home, SIS Monroe street.
The wedding is of especial interest
to North Topeka people. Roy Boast
is member of a prominent North
Side family, and as manager of the
big Dibble store has a wide circle of
friends turnout northern Shawnee
county. He is a son of w. M. Boast
and a brother of Miss Hazel Boast.
After July 1 5 Mr.. and Mrs. Boast will
be at home to their friends at 900
North Jackson street.
Another paragraph was written in
the chapter of accidents which appear
to be pursuing the Falley family,
when, Tuesday evening, truck driven
by Sammy Falley was overturned at
the corner of North Topeka avenue
and Garfield streets on the Golden
Belt road. Wayne Padgett, one of
eleven young people riding in the
truck was slightly injured. The 9TH
er occupants were unhurt.
The accident was caused by a de-
fective culvert, which turned a front
wheel at so sharp an angle as to throw
the car over. The truck was a new
machine presented to the Falley chill
dren a few days ago by the Union Pa
cific railroad company, after their
parents had been killed by collision
between motor truck and passen-
ger train near the Falley Farm.
A continuous stream of automobiles
passed thru North Topeka this morn
ing on the way to camping grounds.
picnic parks, fishing holes, and army
posts. Many persons drove to FIT.
Riley to see the student officers drill.
The lure of the festive mud cat drew
an enthusiastic following. One North
side drug store, which carries a few
sets of fishing tackle for sale when
other stores are closed, sold at least
a dozen outfits to optimistic cutters
today.
The police report that up to a late
hour today, however, no one had been
apprehended for having been caught
by his own liquid fish bait
Social and Personal.
A party of young people went to
Wakarusa today for a picnic and out
ing trip. Those who went were: Flor
ence McCord, Ruth Button. Grace
Carlson, Vivian Neiswender, Mabel
Suit, Agnes Carlson, Rachel Garrett,
Charlie Martin, Carl Hirschberg, Walt
Luythe, Chester Neiswender, Everett
Neiswender, Ben Palmer, Ross Frishie
and Al Hoberg.
The John Pratt and Fred Morns
famliles left To-Day LOT an oNerlaiio
trip to Colorado.
This evening the Loyal Sons and
Daughters class of the Central Ave
nue. Christian church Sunday school
will give a serenading party. They
will visit members of the church who
are for any reason confined to their
homes and give short song services for
them. Last week the class sang at the
County Farm, and the week before
that at the tuberculosis camp.
Thursday evening union prayer ser
vices will be held at the Christian
church. The congregations of the
Christian, Presbyterian and Methodist
churches will participate. Dr. Hicks
of the Presbyterian. will conduct the
service.
Frank Bechtelheiner is on a horse
buying tour thru central Kansas this
week.
Thursday evening Golden Rule
lodge No. 80 will hold a special meet
ing at the hall Oil North Kansas ave-
nue.. Six candidates will take the first
degree.