The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-03-06

The North Topeka Civic CLUB VIII
meet Friday evening at the fire sta
son at s o'clock Matters of impor-
lance will be discussed.
The meeting yesterday afternoon for
the children of Shawnee council No. 3
and Victor council No. was very en-
tertaining and about twenty-five chill
dren We're present. A meeting will
be held next Wednesday afternoon at
the hall. S31 Kansas evenue, when
North Topeka Juvenile order Will be
organized. with the children holding
office. At the meeting yesterday the
young folks did some creditable drill
ing under the direction of Mr.. Ben
janin. district manager.
The Rev. George r.. Jacksman has
been called ito fill the pulpit of the
Second Presbyterian church, as
stated supply. The Rev Mr.. Jasksman
formerly lived in Kansas, but for the
past two years has been in Leth-
bridge, Canada, where he supplied two
charges. During his stay this winter
in Topeka he has been the guest of
relatives, the Rev. H. o. Hotter and
Mrs. Hotter of 1924 Garfield street.
Mr.. Jacksman returns this evening
from near Winfield, Kan, where he
visited his brother, James Jacksman,
for short time. Mrs. Jacksman and
but will come to Topeka shortly and
the family will make their home on
the North side.
Notes and Personals
Mrs. J. E. Tudhope Of 14O Evelyn
street, went to Linwood, Kan. this
morning to spend the week end.
Mrs. Roy Boast of 9O9 jackson
street, is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. A
Robertson at Argentine.
The Guy Neiswenders, formerly OF
North Topeka, who have been living
on the South side. have returned to
ing theiE property at 1892 jackson
street.
Mr.. and Mrs C. b. futile, of Kansas
City, who have been visiting Mrs. Tut
ties sister, Mrs. S. A. Bahr, and fam
lily of. N. Kansas avenue, returned
home Tuesday.
Henry H. Hall, of sal Quincy street.
was called to Seneca, S. D., last night.
by the death of his mother, Mrs. F.
Hall, who died there yesterday of
apoplexy Mrs. Hall was IL years of
The Y. w. C. A. girls of the Quincy
branch under the supervision of
Misses Ruth Thompson, Mildred
White, Gladys Piersall and Eleanor
Sutton, gave a musical entertainment
Tuesday evening for their teachers
and friends.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Coffey left yester-
Qdy LOT Ill OOFduO WncIe lI4Gy Will
make their home. Mr. Coffey has
position there with an oil company.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcpherson of
Wichita were the guests for short
time yesterday of Mr. and Mrs. ]. w.
Pratt of 833 Jackson street,
Mrs. H. f. Brownell of 314 East
Laurent street is confined to her home
by illness.
b. F. Melady and family have
moved to North Topeka from Law
renee and will live at 1924 Quincy
street. Mr.. Melady is in the employ
of the Union Pacific.
Miss Addie Bush of 1926 Taylor
street, south. will be in the office of
the Klussman store during the after
moons.
Miss Jenkins of 1015 Jackson street
went to Wamego today to attend the
funeral of Mrs. Mary Darling. Mrs.
Darling. who had been in Washington
for some time as a, government stem
ographer, had suffered two attacks of
influenza, and she was returning to
Wameso when her death occurred in
St Louis from after effects, while she
was visiting friends.
The w. H. Mclaughlin family from
Fort Madison, Ia, have come to North
Topeka to make their home, and have
rented the Bahr property at 128 Hol-
nan street.
- VIM. Boast of 9O9 jackson street
has returned from California, where
he spent the last two months visiting
friends and relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Antrim of Me-
noken, who had their sale March 5,
have purchased the property at S2T
Jackson street and will make that
place their home
Orpington, Buff or White Barred Rock
eggs, 81 per 10. HOT n. Jackson.-Adv.