The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-08-28

! j. F. VanorsdoI of Golden Valley
! farm. route 6, has basket of plums
and peaches. raised on his farm, on
display at the Kaw Valley National
bank. that are a delight to the eye as
well as the palate.
An error was made last evening in
giving the location of a piece of prop
! erty recently bought by the Kaw VAL
ley Investment company. The com
pany has bought the small house at
! $40 West Gordon street. a part of the
Robert Waldy property. A modern
five-room bungalow will be built by
the investment company. The two
modern bungalows in Monroe street,
to the south of the former Thomas
Page home, are almost finished. With
in the few months in which the Kaw
Valley Investment company has been
in existence, it has accomplished
number of noticeable improvements
which have materially relieved the
housing situation in North Topeka.
Notice.
Amity lodge 231, X of P, will con-
fer the third rank on Monday evening
August 80. At this meeting business
of importance to every member will
be discussed. Please be present. We
need your counsel and advice. Don't
forget the date August 80. 1920.
ADV. w. B. PERRY, K. r. S.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. D. Morse and children have re-
turned to their home. 21s Fairchild
street. after spending the summer with
relatives in Rossville.
n. D. Settle of Belleville, Kan, is the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. n. Mcclure.
Ill Morse street.
Mrs o. A. Mcclure. who was oper-
ated upon for the removal of a goiter
Monday morning at Christ hospital,
continues to improve.
Frank A. Root and daughter. Miss
Grace Root. returned toCay from
short visit to relatives in Kansas City,
Kan.
A NJ. Petro & Son. Druggists.-Adv.
Cleaning, pressing and dyeing. Hats
cleaned and reblocked- Alterations
and repairs. Phone 7O4. NJ S. Per-
kins, S16 n. Kansas Ave.-Adv.
Hot weather comforts can always
be had at A. NJ. Petro & Son, Drug
gists.-Adv.
Harold Rude has offered his home.
1OS West Gordon street. for sale. He
bought the place last winter and re-
modered it. occupying it as a home
thru the summer. Since selling out
his interest in the Salyer Commission
company he has bought land in Shorey
and intends to go in for truck garden
ing. The building of a house has al
ready been begun on the property. At
present Rude is engaged in hauling by
truck.
s. r. Dexter. undertaken. Lady as
sistant, S23 Kansas ave.-AdV.
Thursday evening a surprise birth
day party was given on Miss Velera
Howard of 927 Jackson street. After
the young folks assembled they were
led to the dining room where the
birthday cake was lighted with nine
teen candles. The room was decorated
with red and and green and lighted
by Japanese lanterns. Songs were
sung by Mrs. Charles Jameson and
Miss Mabel Slocum; music by Miss
Goldie Vautter and Mr. Charles
Jameson on steel guitar: Hawaiian
dances by Miss Lillian Kass. Games
and refreshments finished the eve
ning's entertainment. The following
guests were present: Miss Velera How
ard. Miss Ruby Freeman. Miss Hazel
Bowman, Miss Goldie Vautter, Miss
Katherine Moreland. Miss Thelma
Curtis. Miss Alice Liittjohann, Miss
Mabel Slocum, Miss Rae Moreland,
Miss Margaret Shapland Miss Mar
Garet Liittjohann, Miss Alice Howard,
Miss Agnes Shap1and. Miss Carnegie
Howard, Miss Lillian Kass, Miss
Louisa Howard. Mrs. Curtis, Mrs.
Vagtter Mrs. E. L. Booher, Mrs. Chas.
Jameson, Mrs. ]. P. Howard, Theron
Frenche. Lee Marshall, Walter How
ard. Roy Casebier, Henry Hewitt, Joe
Marshall, Samuel Howard, Raymond
Dinkle. Alfred Britain, Clarence
Bowman, Joe Liittjohann, Charles
Jameson. Louis Smith, Earl Booher
and Fred Curtis.
Among the Churches
The last meeting of the series of union
services will be held this evening at S
o'clock on the lawn of the Presbyterian
church. c. NJ Morrow will lead the sing
ing of the union choir. Every one is in
yited to attend.
The North Topeka Baptist church. Morn
ing service at IL O'Clock with sermon by
the pastor. the Revv. O. A. Weir. who has
returned from his vacation. Subject of
sermon. Jesus Only" sunday school at
. 80. Junior meeting at 30 Young Peo-
pie and Intermediate. o'clock. Prayer
meeting Thursday evening a O'Clock.
The Kansas avenue Methodist church.
Morning service at II o'clock with sermon
by the pastor. he Rev. r. f. Gordon. who
returned the first of the week from his va
cation. Subject of sermon. Joy and
Peace" Sunday school at 0 AS. EpwOrth
League at 6 :45 lead by Miss Dana Stay
baugh.
The Second Presbyterian church. cor !