The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-01-20
North Topeka Neus
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| A number of window lights were broken
out Of the windows of the Quincy school
| damage was done by boys, and Hr. Nor
| row. principal, states that he is almost
certain who. the eulprits are. While 1t is
not known for a certainty that the break
| age was Intentional, evidence points
strongly to that theory, especially as the
| windows have been broken before. Last
summer the janitor caught a boy who had
! just broken a window, after being heard
/, calling TO his mates. Now, listen to this
onei" The boy was allowed to go after a
| The. school authorities are getting tired
determined to punish further trespassers
! to the full extent of the law.
| Over fifty conversions have been the re-
suit, so far, of the evangelistie meetings at
| the North Topeka Baptist church. which
The services viii Continue for As the re-
mainder of this week. The Rev. Mr..
Martin. who has the meetings in charge.
forceful and magnetic speakers and holds
| the interest of his audience from start
| to finish. The public is welcomed at
Notes and Personls.
Mrs. F. B. Henry and son; Wayne, of
Cokesville, Wyo-, who are visiting friends
t to Kansas CITY t for visit A' nave e0ne
Mrs. J. F. Fritz, of 1904 Monroe street,
| is quite sick with an attack of bronchitis.
j Mrs. Berenice Fisk and Mrs. Evelyn Rob
| inson, of Phillipsburg. Kan, who have
been making short visit to Mrs. E. f.
Weaver, of SIT Jackson street, left last eve
! ming, Mrs. Fisk returning to Phillips
burg. and Mrs. Robertson going 10 visit
sister in Kansas City.
| is seriously sick and has been taken to
the home Of his daughter, Mrs. VIII Mel
| ton, at Tecumseh.
An error was made last evening n in
| viting the public to attend the entertain-
ment given by Helena chapter, o. f. S.
this evening. The entertainment is for
/ mon. hers only. But the request for tea
towels stands: An members are urged
to attend, each bringing tea towel.
, afternoon by the Ladies' Missionary So
eiety of the Second Presbyterian church,
at the home of Mrs. G. NJ. Morrow, 1920
Miss Jessie Riach has been appointed
of the. North side branch of the y w
c. A. gym" class. 60 make arrangements
| for the class at the annual class banquet
at the Y w c. A. Each class viii be
| seated at separate tables and jolly good
=, time is assured. The North side branch
has a membership of about twenty young
/ women
/ 4. NJ. Petro & Son. Enthusiastically.
NJ. James Priddy and daughter Mrs,
and Dano. of Elmont neiGhborhood. will
! leave Wednesday for California. where they
| ter Mrs. Frank Carey. OF San Bernardino.
| They VIII be accompanied by MIS- Priddy 8
nil M b ,,a % ~
and friends.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Neiswender of
kire. entertained at dinner Sunday their
cousin. Mr.. Leroy NJ. Hnll. of Topeka
/ and their daughter. Mrs /. T. Faulk, Mr..
| Faulk and daughter, Iona. of North To-
peka- Mr. Hull is a private stenographer
| in Governor Aliens office at the present
time but expects to leave soon for Denver,
Colo. to engage in business.
Nineteen guests spent delightful eye
ming at a supper given Monday evening
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. @. b. Fire
owed. 1915 Jackson, in honor of Mrs. W. z.
! Cowdrey. of Council Bluffs, la. Covers
were placed for Mrs Cowdrey. Misses
Nettie Lang, Layellette Barrickman. Emma
| Westbrook, Margaret Packard, Mildred
| Emma Caskey- Helen Rugger. Grace
Walker. Gertrude LeetS: Mrs. Mitchell.
| Mrs. Ffreoved. Mr. VIII Mowers. ROY
BasFe. Richard VIM. Lewis Spencer. Dale
| Fireoved.
S. r. Dexter. undertaken. Lady as
sfstants SIS Kansas aye.-Adv.