The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-07-07

The Kaw Valley National bank has given
the North Topeka Civic club the large
wafer cooler which was used in their tenn
poraFy quarters in the Pratt building
Leeate Wholesale House in North Topeka
The RideneBF- Baker firm Of wholesale
groceries Of Kansas City wish to oPeAg
gan building. 60O-602 North Kansas ave-
nue. They have asked the North 1sfeA.d
Civic clubs help in getting peTnii ssioa Ifo ON
the city to allow the Rock Island 70 lay
track at the rear of the building;
This addition 10 North Topeka business
interests Is contingent upon the gEah nuns
Of ordinance By the city for the spak-
The Rock Island is willing to lay the trace,
The Mulligan building is the only Haeaht
mirably located for a wholesale house
committee of d. T. Gabriel, c H DyaI
tv commits Sgls %f in t tbe matte
Following a talk by Y. r. PaTkhurst,
acting president, explaining the delay IN
installing sewers in the northeasterh part
Of North Topeka, Charles Suit made q
melton, which was carried. that the cry
officials be Informed that they WnI s az
given one week to begin outlining this as
tTiet in North Topeka Failure to 90 this
in the time specified, the Civic club Will
6 TAKE the matter up Wth P {hg 9qsFa the
proposition bas hung fire for two months;
The eemmitte on baseball was instructed
to solicit funds among North SIDE business mes.
firms to help in building bleachers at Gar
The question of selling the Community
J. d. Pratt said he bad prospective
buyer aud wished TO know what price
weuld be asked. The matter was referred
to the board Of directors.
An ice cream social was planned Tor the
night OF the next meeting July ~ an an
entertainment will also be given on TINS
evening by the Moaoes, the club furnishing
the entire program,
Notes and Personals
Claude zirkle,. Of Austin -snediker's Is
Gaisn Finch Who was run Down by a
Row PAYNE taxicah Sunday evening, IS
recovering at his home. 1924 Monroe street.
His ankle was not broken, as was 1IEst
thought but Is sprained.
Mrs Arthur Gabriel, of Dennison. RAM
with her two children, Margaret and John.
are visiting Mrs Gabriels mother. MIS-
John Belts, and the d. T. Gabriel family
All women of the Kansas avenue church
are invited to attend the regular business
meeting of the Merry Workers ei;
the Sunday school. at the parsonage, 80
Park street, Thursday afternoon at
O'Clock. The devotional lesson will be from
the word Believe
Take the State Journal with yeu on your
vacation this summer. Call phone 50So
Circulation department
Dave Gabriel has returned from Havi-
land, Kan, where he spent tue Foufth
with Mrs Gabriel and son, David, who
are visiting Mrs. GabFie1s parents
The O. a. Niccum family, the Childe's
family the John Hitler and Abel families
\and Miss Annie Arnold. all living north of
town. held a picnic at Wakarusa Sunday
Thes day was passed in boating. bathing
aHd taking pictures.
AIR Kobert ia Kennedy and wife.
Pauline, of Los Angeles, Cal, are spending
the week with his brother. c. W Kennedy
on route 3, North Topeka- Mr. and Mrs:
Kennedy are accomplished voealists and
are interested in the song services in con-
neetion with evangelistic work turnout the
country