The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-17

Amity lodge, No. 81 X. of p. will confer
the rank of esquire OH three candidates
this evening at their hall, 800 Kansas ave
nue.
Reception for View District Manager.
Shawnee Council Nc. 3. X. and L. of s.
will hold meeting tonight at o'clock at
their hail. 33I Kansas avenue. The meeting
will be in the nature of a reception for
and Mrs. Benjamin, formerly of Colorado
Springs, who VIII make Topeka their home
An Especially enjoyable program has
been arranged with illsurttaetk slide initia-
ton, special music by the orchestra from
Columbia Council No. so, several good talks
and other interesting features. The meeting
is for the officers and members of the or
ganizatfOn.
Mother and Daughter Die.
Funeral services for Mrs Lula NJ. Hayes.
wife of Mr. l. Hayes, WHO died Friday af-
ternoon. and of their daughter Gertrude,
Francis hospital, will be held Wednesday
afternoon at O'Clock at the Second Presby
terian church. The Rev. ]. W Reed a
former pastor of the Kansas Avenue Metho-
dist church; and an old friend of the fam
lily, will be in charge of the services. Burial
III Rochester cemetery.
Open Meeting of Indian Creek Grange.
w. Z. Lambertson, speaker at the present
session of the legislature, will make the
principal address at the open meeting of
Indian Creek grange. to be held tomorrow
evening at the~hall. His talk willNbe dis
cuSSlou OF several DIllS now penulifg III the
Legislature. which are of especial interest
to the farmer. lren Taylor, county home
demonstration agent, will be assisted In
her demonstration work by specialist
from the extension department of Manhat-
tan: Rene Faubion of Manhattan. will also
assist Miss Taylor. Special music will be
provided by Margaret Poindexter and Alma
Lewis Of Bethany college.
Notes and Personals.
J. p. Klein was the weekend guest OF
his niece, Mrs. L. J. Degarmo, and Mr.
4 IN.ar A - laf
was route to his home in st. Louis.
The w. T. Is. club will meet tomorrow
afternoon at ESQ o'clock at the home Of
Mrs. Charles f. Suit 1921 Jackson street
! Clarence Shocks, who suffered the loss
of three fingers of his left hand last week
| pIoyed at Adams brothers, and hiss hand
| was caught in one of the presses.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Shaffer and family
Topeka. have returned to the North side
| to make their home
Miss Atheda Marlatte, cashier at Morns
| & Myers. is taking vacation and will
/ visit Omaha and Lincoln
| Ralph Button. who has been sick will
| influenza at his home on route o. but was
| improving. suffered a relapse Saturday ant
is still in a serious condition: altho he is
| who is recovering from influenza, is get
/ ting along nicely
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Vansorsdal of Silver
| Lake were on the North side on business
| today.
| Funeral services for william Ward, who
/ died last night at y -jO q CLOCK Mt the homt
of his mother, Mrs. Mary Warboys. o.;
Van Buren, street, will be held tomorrow
| afternoon, at > O'Clock at the home Buria
/ in Prairie Home cemetery. The young
man is survived by his mother, Mrs. War
boys. three sisters, Mrs. Ripley, of Topeka
| Mrs. Ida Judkins, OF California Miss Nellie
| Ward and two brothers, John Ward. o
Kansas City, and Frank Ward, of 92S Val
| Buren, street.
| The Palmer family Of 1919 Jackson stree
! have rented the property at Fps Quincy
street and will move there immediately
/ Their present home. the John Rystrou
property. was damaged by fire Saturday
| noon. the roof of the kitchen being burned
| off and an upper room damaged