The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-15

Residents of Shorey are eagerly signing
a petition which is being circulated asking
roads in that suburb. The recent rains
have left the roads IN unusually bad con-
dition. Weightman avenue ct one time
week. Conditions of this kind do not exist
anywhere else in Shawnee county and resi-
dents Of shorey believe they are not get
tax paid BY shorey citizens. The neglect
wen for a better Topeka.
The members Of the North Topeka
ncon az 80 ocioef Refresh@eat 6~ Wit fI'f Be
served.
A family reunion was held at Gage park
birthday anniversaries fall In August @gHse
These are all relatives and are J. c. John
Gau geseDS eEfdE w e
Messenger. Helen Milburn, Edna Jennings,
Adolph Daley. Other relatives who at
Wm Fa i've Nh ana si Mrs D. anf bailey fy
Jennings. Mrs Irene Winter, Nj. and Mrs
Mr., and Mrs. a. 4. Messene ger, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. R. Rellman, Mrs. Ella Weaver, Mr.. Wal
ter Coleman. Mr.. Charles Sans, Mr.. Al,
dolph Daley, Mr. Emmett Daley. Dina and
Henry Sans, Miss Helen Miilburn, Mr..
P. J. Millburn, oFley, Argyll ana Charles
Gerald. Gale ana Merle Elaine Messenger
Joseph, Edward and Kenneth Eugene Mes
senger. Mr.. Chester Bellmnn, Mr.. Ted
Bellman.
Notes and Personals.
The Loyal Daughters classsof the Bible
school of the North Topeka Christian
church, taught by Mrs. l. A. Wilson, will
enjoy picnic supper at o'clock at Car
Mrs BeGarmo, 1855 Quincy street, is sick
Mrs. Harry Graham, 3o1 Paramore street,
left Saturday for Halstead,. Kan, TO visit
ing nurses training course at the hos
The Rev. and Mrs. I. A. Wilson will
White city, Kan, making the trip in their
car. They expect 70 be gone for week
M: Wilson was foremEly pastor of the
Miss dissi4 olive Fisher lbs Quincy street.
went to wakarusa today where she will be
the guest of Miss Augusta Hardt at her
who has been Miss Rardts guests, re
turned home today.
1 M via mo MeS from 5 S@naJ a Street fa
525 Forest avenue, Oakland, this week.
Mrs. c. NJ. MARBLE, of Hallet,. Okla. is
Frank Jones of Mansfed g. who
been visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs,
C. A. Jones, 913 Jackson street, has gone
TO CALIFORNIA WleTe ne viii MAKE his nOAnes
Special-Gold Medal paint, S2.15 gal. q,
A. Mcclure, SIS N. Kansas avenue.-Ady.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. c, Smith are at home
to their friends at 1920 Polk street
Mrs. Charlie Small of East Laurent street
has returned from visit in Winfield, Kan.
Miss Bessie Dickerson of Kansas City
has returned to her position as head OF the
millinery department at Austin Sneaker s.
Aaron Sheetz, little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Sheetz of Quincy street, is suffering
from three broken ribs and disIocated
shoulder, sustained when he fell from a
hammock at his home yesterday. The little
boy carries shis arm in a sling, but is not
confined to his bed
Arthur SrhallAof Augusta, Kan, who has
been visiting his brother, Charlie Small,
and family for the past few days. retnFped
to his home today.
Charlie Small has gone to Colorado
Springs for a ten days vacation. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Steele and children and
Mr. and Mrs. w. O. belong spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs Henry Dietrich at
the North Topeka Outing camp at Maple
Mr.. Roy Hottie claims that when you be-
come an old man you will need some per-
son TO care for you. There is a big chance.
for only five old men in ench hundred are
able to take care of themselves Deposit
your dollars with the Midwest Building
and Loan association at s per cent COM
pounded monthly, then when you ars1 Old
your dollars will help to take care of you.
You will not be like the other ninety-fiv
old men who must depend upon friends or
relatives, or eharity.-Adv.