The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-02

There are many persons who en-
joy camping out but do not care for
the attractions generally offered in .
this connection. To these, the oppor-
tunity offered by the Cadmean chau
tauqua camping reservations at Gar
field park the first week in August,
will be a boon. The camping facili-
ties will DE of the best, and while en-
joying all the pleasures of an out
door vacation, the chautauqua series
will furnish a high class, varied en-
tertainment equal, if not superior. to
anything offered in Topeka. Reser-
vations shoulo be made at once for
camping outfits, as the demand
promises to be heavy. Fred Buech-
ner is chairman of the tent committee
and r. r. Baer chairman of the
ticket committee. Persons wishing to
make tenting reservations should
communicate with the secretary, Miss
Minnie McGrew, at the office, 912
North Kansas avenue. Season tickets
may be purchased here also.
The chautauqua series consists OF a
six-day program, with afternoon and
evening entertainments. The morn
ing sessions will be devoted to Bible
story telling for children and demon
STATIONS in farm and home economics
by agents from the Agricultural col
lege and farm bureaus department.
Season tickets, which include the en-
tire course, are on sale for $3.50.
A pocketbook containing a small
sum in change and a fur belonging to
Mrs Stewart was all that rewarded a
thief who broke into and ransacked
the home of Charles Stewart 1O45
Central avenue, last evening between
7 and O'Clock, while the family was
the Kaw Valley National bank and
the intruder probably thought he
would find easy pickings, forgetting
the old saying that "Shoemakers' chill
dren always go unshod."
Amity Temple, No. 1os. K. of P,
will hold the regular meeting Friday
evening at the hall, 900 Kansas ave-
nue.. Initiatory work will be put on
An all day session of the Soldier
township Sunday school convention
will be held at the Indian Creek
Grange hall, north of Topeka, Sunday.
A basket dinner will be served.
l.. The west side OF the Dick stearns.
/ building. 216 West Laurent Street, is
to be occupied by Stearns shortly, who
will open general merchandise store.
The east half of the building is oceu-
pied by Frank Hale's harness shop.
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Force of SOS West
Gordon street, left today for Kansas;
City to make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Rigby of jack
son streets, have returned from Nor
tonville, where they were the guests of
Mrs. Rigby's parents, Mr.. and Mrs
KNAPP.
Mr.. and Mrs Harold Rude enter
tanned Tuesday evening at their home
in route 6, for Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Graham and family of Glenwood
Springs. Colo. About fifty guests were
present.
s. r. Dexter. undertaken. Lady as
sistant. S23 Kansas ave.-Adv.
Margaret Dunlop spent the week
end at the Ed Boast homo north of
Elmont.
Miss Minnie McGrew has taken the
position as secretary to the tent and
ticket committees of the Sadmean
The office is at 912 N.
Kansas avenue.
Charity lodge No. 2e. D. of H, en-
joyed a pleasant meeting Saturday
evening at the hall Refreshments of
ice cream and cake were served
Owing to the sudden sickness of Cap
tain MacLean the boys of the Indus
trial school did not attend, as planned.