The Topeka state journal., 1919-03-14

Victor council No. 4, K. and L. of s.,
Initiated a class of twenty-six candi-
dates at their meeting last evening and
received sixteen applications The
team and orchestra from No. so were
present and the meeting was unusually
well attended, the hall being filled
Refreshments were served.
A political meeting will be held
March Is at O'Clock at Redman hall,
500 North Kansas avenue, at which
any candidate may address the meet
ing w. E. May. Corwine and Han
cock will make talks. Good music Will
be furnished.
The North Side Civic club will meet
this evening at o'clock ct the fire
station full attendance is desired.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. Lucia o. Case, of Kansas City.
is il Topeka looking after her North
side property interests
The little son of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G..
Messenger, of 1113 Van Buren street.
is sick.
has been called to Topeka by the ill
ness of her sister. Mrs McNish, of 71S
Lake street Mrs. Barnett is the guest
of her daughter, Miss Elsie Barnett,
of 124 West Gordon street
T. L. Cook. of Granville, has been
taken to Stormont hospital where he
will undergo a surgical operation.
The funeral services for Allen
Brown, who died Wednesday at the
home of his daughter. Mrs. Shirley
French, 1048 Morris avenue, Will be
held tomorrow afternoon at O'Clock
from Conweifs North side chapel
Burial in Rochester cemetery.
Mrs. Francis Cook of the Grantville
neighborhood, who has been in st
Francis hospital for a number of
weeks suffering from a fractured hip.
has recovered sufficiently to be talk
en- to the home of her son, 1. E. Cook,
407 Paramore street.
A mistake was made last evening in
stating that the affirmative side won
in the debate by the Loyal Sons and
DAUGHTERS of the Central Avenue
Christian church. Thursday evening.
The question, Resolved. That Men
Are More Efficient in Business Than
Women was decided in favor of the
negati the women carrying off the
honors.
The Rev o. L. Weir made a talk
to the members of the telegraph
school this morning.
The West Indianola school will give
program this evening at o'clock.
| Mrs L. w. Smith entertained her
| card club this afternoon at her home
! 1915 Jackson street.
! The condition of VIM. NJ. q. Lane
| of 1921 Quincy street. who suffered a
stroke of paralysis yesterday, is seri-
| Gus and his recovery is doubtful.
| Mr.. and Mrs. G. L. Baiubridge. who
have been living at Harmony. Wash.
| will arrive in North Topeka tomorrow
! to make their permanent home Mr.
and Mrs. Bainbridge, who have been
in Washington for the past eight
years, formerly lived on the North
| Side, and their many friends will be
| glad to hear of their return. They are
/ the parents of Mrs. ]. E. Warnock and
! of Mrs. Grace Wilson of 1913 Polk
! street, and on their way from Wash
! fngton visited another daughter, Mrs
| j. e. Paul of Denve-.
! The Rev. j. H And ,rson returned
/ this morning fsom Manhattan, where
! he attended the meeting of the Kan
sas Christia l Minist .rIal Institute held
there from the 11th to 18th inclusive
The Rev. Mr.. Anderson was the secre-
tary and treasurer of the organiza ton
during the year just ended.
Walter Gray of Paramore street
| died this morning at o'clock at ST
Francis hospital. He is survived by
his wife and several childre /, a sister
Mrs. Marion Lewis of California and a
brother a. Perry.