The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-16

r. T. Stearns has bought the Haywood
building in West Laurent street, and after
renodeling the building will occupy the
space will probably be rented for mercantile
purposes This building, which has been
into bad shspe asd the H1 @a. mas fallen
ueally all that remain. The remedeIing
and occupancy Of the building will be one
locality in the past few years. The build
Ing VAS formerly occupied by. the Topeka
Amity Temple No. los, Pythian Sisters.
wlll bold the regular meeting Friday even
social committee has prepared an iatertain-
ment, the nature of which has been kept a
secret, but Il Is believed that those at
gram provided. Refreshments will be
served, but what kind, or in what style
they viii be served, remains TO be seen.
The Christmas season is, of course. the
proper time for Christmas trees, but there
for this Christmas season. The schools Of
the North side will each have a tree for the
Epnspiils WIZ appropriate exercises. The
Shristmas entertainments of Grant and
quincy schools will be held Thursday even
ing. December %. the trees standing In the
to the Civic club for its Clristmas entertain.
ment, by C. NJ, Morrow PRINCIPAL Of the
two schools. The entertainment at McKin
Thursday, December 2s, with pupils OF ey-
cry room taking part III the program, The
sehoo The IN fns Large hall af the
pains to make the entertainment success.
the, sunday schools, the Social 1t sery,s se
CUB branch OF the Washburn Y. W.
S Z, a, VIII have tree at>the Community
Christmas. And then there Is to be the
1--WE club tree Christmas morning at the
ehayen h9 o for the benefit Of the
wise might has no Christmas at all,
evening at theA Community house. Charlie
Stewart, secretary of the club, bought a
pie. Mrs, Stewart is an excellent cook,
many another man, took a notion he'd ike He
to sample some other woman's cooking
And SO he bought. the pie, paying 81 for it.
l5 and put It on the. table, remarking to
Mrs. Stewart, Now here's a treat, Some
pie. WHAT vn.s "a. Mrs Stewart looked at the
prise, why. Charlie, you bought my
pie" Charlie. ia bemoaning the fact that
a ne paid dollar for pie such as he has
C. H. Peebler is remodelins his building
plying it as an undertaking establishment
He expects to be located in about ten days,
Notes and Personals.
Miss Myrtle Hofer, 1920 Quincy street, is
confined to her home by sickness.
Thomas Baker of the Graham Clothing
company, has returned from Fittsburla
Kan, where he has been gpjHE over the
books OF the store recently bought by the
Graham Clothing company Mr., Baker, ae-
Ptttsburg shortly after the first of the
year to take charge of the new store.
The barrel the Ladies Missionary society
of the North Topeka Baptist church is
packing for the training school will not be
sent until Monday. Ali who have dona-
tions to make are requested to have them
at the church by Sunday
National Cleaning company cleans clothes
clean. Expert dyers,--Adv.
The North Topeka branch OF the w. c..
4. u met this afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Mary LfittiohaDn, .o35 jackson street
and made comfort bags for the crew of
the hattleship Kansas.
home with Mrs. o. A. Mcclure, SIS Kan
sas avenue, Include two pairs of shoes
Presents for the older members of the
home, five man and two women, will also
The North Topeka branch of the W. C.
L. u. will meet tomorrow afternoon at
> 80 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Rice,
corner of Monroe and Paramore streets
Kansas avenue. Miss Slaybaugh is in
charge of the program, which includes
music and readings
:. r. Dexter. undertaken, Lady as
sistant. S22 Kansas ave,
Friday night, December IT. the Seaman
rural high school will present "Graustark'
the fascinating and interesting picture
adapted from the famous book written by
George Barr McCutcheon featuring Bev-
erly Rayne and Franeis X. Rsshman.
Admission % and - cents. seasoa tickets
Tor SIX shows. Si,2o-Adv.
New Orleans Cotton Market.
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