The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-05-15

| Kimbali. 1851 after o'clock. Otner
hours, $3.50.
The Kaw Valley National bank moved
into its new home yesterday, and is keep
ing open house today and this evening for
its patrons and friends.
The bank is thoroly up-to-date in all its
appointments. The large vault is of re-
inforced concrete, guaranteed burglar
large and well lighted while the ladies'
rest room, also at the rear, has Laurent
the bank entrance. 1t is fitted up with up
hOlstered rattan chairs and a couch.
The floor of the working department Is
covered with battleship linoleum. which is
restful to the feet and also noiseless.
The wainscoting and floor of the 20
tunda are of marble. All the woodwork
used is beautifully grained. An indirect
lighting system is used. The building is
heated by vacuum steam.
The North Topeka Civic club team will
play the Poehler Kings at Garfield park
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Blue Post No. $50 and Blue Relief Corps
No. 3 will hold Memorial day services at
the North Topeka Baptist church. Sunday,
May Is the pastor, Rev: Nj. Weir preach,
will go to Prairie Home cemetery and hold
a ritual service, afterward helping the
people decorate the graves.
J. NJ. Priddy, Sam Haynes and F.. n.
Martin, the building committee for the new
that the work is progressing and it is ex-
pected that the church will be completed
some time this summer. The church will
either be built on the site of the old one
destroyed by the cyclone few years ago.
or on another location within the cemetery
grounds. The church is of no one denom-
nation but is for the people of the com
munity in general.
The women's committee of the Indian
Creek grange met at the home of Mrs. ID.
l.: Button. 919 Van Buren, street, yesterday
afternoon. to make plans for the wOmen's
department at the Grange Fair which will
be held the first week in October. The
members of the committee are Mrs. ]. o.
Browning, Mrs. Lille Pollom, Mrs. +. ?.
Rude, Mrs. Ray Meyer, Mrs. Niccum. Mrs.
X. Snodgrass, Mrs. Jensen and Mrs. But
ton. These annual grange fairs are antici
peka and vicinity. the exhibits in the var
ious departments being the equal of many
displayed ct the state fairs. The dinners
served on the days the fair is held have
reputation for miles around. and it is the
custom for many of the business men of
partake of a good old fashioned dinner at
the fair. with cooking Just like wife's''
before the high cost of living put her ac-
fashion.
Notes and Personals.
Ned Keller who has been sick at his
home, 141S Quincy street, is much i'm
Mrs. Arthur v Small and daughter,
Louise, who have been in Trenton. No,
ing since last fall, left yesterday for ST.
Joseph and Atchison, where they will visit
before going to their home in Augusta.
next week Mr.. Small returned to Augusta
about month ago.
Mrs. Thomas c. Blair has moved her
store from 400 Kansas avenue to the
corner property across the street south,
which she has recently bought.
Mrs. Frank Banister of Chicago, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. Ed Bissell,
and other Topeka relatives for three weeks,
returned yesterday to her home.
Mrs. Phil Mayer of 500 Van Buren, street
terday.
S. R. Dexter. undertaken Lady as
sistant. s23 Kansas ave.-Adv.
Jackson street left today for an extended h1
trip thru California and the Grand Canyon.
They will return by way of Denver and
J. l.. Anderson and Mrs. Anderson. and
Mrs. J. T. Anderson's cousin, Mrs. J. F.
Paul and Mr.. Paul.
A. NJ. Petro & Son. Druggists.-Adv.
Mrs. Walter Frazee and Mrs. G.. Pardee
entertained Friday afternoon for Mrs
Claire Houghleton and Mrs. Emmett
friends here this week. Besides the honor
guests those present were: Mrs. J.. Hart
Mrs. @. C. Meyers. Mrs. Heber. Mrs. Coler
Mrs. Rison, Mrs. Matheires. Mrs. Ham
mon, Mrs: Williams. and Mrs. Fergarson.
The girls of the d. r. Rose Trunk fac
tory entertained at the home of Fern
ming: at an apron and overalls party. The
evening was spent in playing games, fol-
lowed by refreshments of ice cream and
cake Those present were: Ruth Mitchell.
Laura Mitchell, Mary. Kaberlein, Helen
kaberlein, Anna Melchior. Mary Melchior
katharine Aichinger Helen Compton.
Brownell, Mathew Porubsky, Clyde Nc
Comas, James Cloud, Allyn Aichinger,
Joseph Melchior Chick Cheatwood, Martin
Wingert. Roscoe Neiman, Will Mitchell,
Caspir Sehell and Russell Brownell.
Among the Churches.
The Kansas Avenue Methodist church,
the Rev. E. r. Gordon, pastor. Morning ser
Missed Talents" Junior church. IL o'clock.
Anniversary service Of the Epworth League
at the evening service hour. Installation of
meeting Thursday evening at o'clock; sub
The North Topeka Baptist church. the
Rev. o. L. Weir. pastor. Morning service
at IL O'Clock. Evening service at o'clock.
Subject of sermon, Sowing and Reaping."
Sunday school. 80. Junior meeting
o'clock. Intermediate and 3. p. u at Z.
Prayer meeting at oc1ock Thursday eve
ming.
Church of the Good Shepherd, Episcopal
the Rev. George r. HAT, priest in charge.
Celebration of corporate communion for
the Daughters Of the King at IL o'clock.
Mayor Herbert 7. Corwine will preach at
the morning service at the Central Avenue
Christian church tomorrow. Bible school