The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-09-16
North Side News

Items for this column may be. left
at Petro,s drug store or telephone
Eleanor kimJall, 1881 after p. m
other hours $3.50.
The Kindergarten at Grant school
opened this afternoon with a good at
tendance In a number of cases pa
rents did not understand. last year.
that the children could not be entered
at any time during the term, and a
number OF children were turned away
in consequence. Parents wishing their
children to attend kindergarten this
term should enroll them at once.
Miss Media Howell will be in charge
again this year, with Miss Cora Howell
as her assistant.
Teachers at Quincy and Grant
schools are as follows: Quincy. G. NJ.
Morrow. principal. Junior hogh: Miss
Roxey Phillips. music and drawing.
one-half time; Miss Genevieve Her
rick. attn and French; Miss Viola
Baker, history; Miss Matte Weston
haven. English: Miss Bessie Bixoy.
English; Miss Nora Prixley. mathe-
mates: Miss Hester Towles, geogra-
phv Grades: Sixth. Miss Laura Bev-
erIy: fifth and sixth Miss Eleanor
Tasker; fifth, Miss Inez LoVeless'
fourth. Miss Grace Root: third. MISS
Rollman; second. Miss Elizabeth
WOODBURY.; first A. Mrs. Anna T.
Aniba: first B. Miss Anna L. Pyle.
Grant school, c. NJ. Morrow. primer
nal: assistant Miss Emma Partridge.
Grades: Sixth. Miss Emma Partrloeei
fifth, Miss Hermonie Van Lear
fourth. Miss Lee Carter; third mss
Ethel Chapman; second. Miss klttie
Weed; first. Miss Pearl fl'zse'S'o'
Miss Mabel Haynes teaches dones-
tic art and science and Mr.; Young Is
instructor in woodwork and mechahl-
cal drawing. r--,;.t,
Mrs Risen, who was the bngllsn
Instructor at Quincy last year.
teaching this year in Des Moines' IA;
Miss Christman. teacher OF Latin aIo
French at Quincy last year, IS teaeI
ing the same subjects In the meh
school at Jamestown. Pa.
The funeral Of Henry l. sherou IN
an old resident of North Topeka WIlo
djad last week in Tucson, Ariz' was
held this afternoon. vt. On
ITo was horn at Lacon, Ill, July ~
1850 He was the second son u
ana Mrs. J. NJ Sherburne, la1e VI
peka. on August 10, 1898 ne ia IL,
LEA Miss Matte l. Shroyer, OF Rev
II,f,,as -',, IA He is survived by his
liz ana son. Claude; and two grand
children. virginia and Wayne. Sher-
burne came to Topeka in 1887 ana was
connected with the Union Pacific RAN
road for several years he oeSdinS
member Of Golden Rule Looge' ~
90. soon thereafter. AFTER pas .s
tb-r the several chairs and serving az
master of the lodge, he became us
secretary. in which capacity he served
for seventeen years. He was mem
her Of the Scottish Rite-a S2nd oe-
gree Mason. Recently he was con
nected with the Kaw Milling Co
Notes and Personals.
The Merry AIatrons' club will meet
with Mrs. Maude Gurtler at 1910 Mon
roe street Thursday afternoon
Mrs. G.. J.. Wingo and daughter
Trnorene have returned from two
weeks visit to Mrs. Wingo's sister
Mrs W. H. Hanan, of Polk street.
E. J.. Mitchell of route died this
morning at 10 o'clock at his home
after long illness.
Ed Poole has taken a position IN
the Breitenstein hardware store.
Mr.. .JoIley and family have moved
from st. Marys and will live at 1915
jackson street. Mr.. Jolley is a con-
ductor on the Union Pacific.
Miss Lilly Chilcott of Wamego has
come to North Topeka to make her
home, and for the present will have
rooms with Mrs. L. w. Smith, 1O15
Jackson street.
A. NJ Petro & Son. Druggists.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker of Kentucky
are the guests of their daughter, Mrs
o. L. Weir, and Mr.. Weir of SIG West
Laurent street. They are en- route to
their home from Colorado, where they
lave bene for the last two months.
Mr. and Mrs. George West of Shelby,
Neb., are visiting Mr.. Vests sister,
Mrs. MUMMY. OF 1914 Topeka avenue.
Chas. F. Boyd, of 1900 West Lau-
rent street. has resigned his position
as second engineer at the city light
plant and taken over the place of
operating engineer at Camp Funston.
September 1 6.
Mrs ]. F. Johnston and daughter,
Virginia, Of 22s Holman. Mrs. W. D.
Haun and daughter. Vivian. of 1906
Quincy, Mrs. James Mcdonald of INA
College. and Mrs. Walter Carnine of
Osceola, Neb., spent Saturday the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall John
son and family of Wakarusa. The
party motored in the morning with Mr..
Carnine. returning on the evening
train. Mrs. Carnine, Mrs. Haun and
Mrs. Marshall Johnson were school
mates in Oakland.
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