The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-01-08
North Side Neus

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after U. nl.: other hoLrs phone ss1Se
Anity lodge No. 231, X of P, held
installation of officers last night at
following officers were installed:
Chancellor commander Frank Myers;
vice chancellor commander, F. Baker;
prelate. Mr. Croker; excheauer, John
Sheetz; master of finance, Herb John
son; Walter Perry, keeper of records
and seals; V. P. Parkhurst, master of
work; c. A Sanders, master of arms;
Roy Higgs, inner guard Mr. Blaeker,
outer guard. Amos Goodman. grand
chancellor of Kansas, was present and
made most interesting address OW-
ing to the illness of one of the officers,
the Pythian Sisters did not have in
stallation as was intended
Blue Post No. $50 C. A. r., has in
stalled the following officers for this
year: Commander, c. L. Haywood;
senior vice commander, j. J. Hefer;
junior vice commander, j. H King;
adjutant, J. W. Priddy; quartermaster
/ d. K Hyatt; surgeon, DR., NJ r.
Mitchell; chaplain, A. L. Musson; pa
triotic instructor, ". T. Purdum; Of
ficeS of the day, F. E. Williams; Off
GER of the guard, James Halstead; 5
NJ, Thos. NJ. James; Q. NJ s, W. 7.
Purdum.
These officers were Installed by
Commander II. s. HaIlock of Lincoln
Post, assisted by Past Post Comman-
der J. E Penniek of same post This
following the installation of the Off
GERS of Blue Corps Ne. j. The ladies
served refreshments at the close Of
these exercises
S. Galinski. proprietor of the Eagle
clothing store. which occupies the two
buildings. SIT and SIS Kansas ave-
nue., has bought the adjoining building
at S13, part of the A s Rankin
estate for $4,000, subject to lease
which expires next August. Mr. Gal
inskIS business has increased to such
an extent that an enlarged floor space
is necessary, and upon the expiration
of the lease he intends to build a one
story addition to the rear of this
building, and cut archWays between II
and his present quarters, thus throw
ing the three buildings into one
The Rev. Francis B. Anthony who
was formerly in charge of the Church
of the Good Shepherd, has enlisted IN
the national army, and will leave on
the thirty-first of the month for the
training camp. Mr. Anthony left
North Topeka last spring for Denver,
where he was in charge of Trinity
Memorial church, and was also Bishop
Johnson's secretary.
| The Big Sisters Military club met
| last night at the home of Mrs NJ K
| Kimes, 1135 Kansas avenue, and fried
dOughnutS to send their relatives and
1 friends in the medical corps at Camp
Doniphan- About twenty members of
the club were present. and a big box
containing dozens and dozens of deli
| cious doughnuts was sent to the boys
this morning as the result of last
| evenings work The boys at the camp
| look forward to the arrival of these
| boxes, which are sent at regular inter-
tals, and always contain home cock
ing or delicacies not obtainable at
the camp
| Notes and Personals.
! Mrs. Francis Anderson of 1417
Jackson street returned home toda y
after a two weeks visit to her parents
in HoIlenburg, Kan,
Edgar and Freddie Anderson OF
father, G. H. Anderson, at Lincoln,
| Neb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Schwartz of 1902
Logan street announce the engage
ment of their son Elmer to Miss Es-
Their Colbert of Oakland. The wedding
will take place at thevhome of Mr.. and
Mrs, Schwartz, January 10. Mr.. Ell
mer Schwartz is employed at the
Chas. Wolff Packing company.
A. Nj. Anderson and family OF Mer-
! iden drove to Lincoln Neb., in their
/ new car to spend week with Mr.
Anderson's father, C. H. Anderson
who formerly lived in North Topeka
| Miss Gladys Henderson, who has
been spending the Christmas vacatie--'
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. O.
Henderson of Meriden. has returned
/ to LoveweH. Kan, where she is as
sistant principal of the high school,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Fry and C. H.
Goodwin, of kiro. and VIII Nixon, OF
Hoyt, were on the North side yester-
! day.
! Seward Ward, brother of Ed and
| John Ward of the Silver Lake district,
was visiting old friends on the North
side yesterday. Mr.. Ward has been
away from this locality for a number
of years, and in that time has visited
Arizona, New Mexico and Mexico
Mrs. Carl Robinson, off Argentine,
+. is visiting her sister, Mrs. Roy Boast
| of 800 Jaeson street
The Christian women's board OF
/ missions of the Central Avenue Chris
tian church met this afternoon at the
| home of the president, Mrs. E. S
Meade, 1925 Jackson street.
/ Shawne council No. 8, Knights and
Ladies of Security, VIII initiate a large
class of candidates at their regular
meeting this evening at their hall, S31
4 Kansas avenue
Lost-Fountain pen, between Meth
odist church and S29 North Madison
Please call phone 22ST Blue. Reward
ADV.
NJ. Petro. the Druggist-Adv.
F. A L. No. 2 will hold an install
Lot Of rff