The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-09

The property at s22-s24 Kansas avenue,
owned by Mrs. Rome Colvin and occupied
by the Thompson and 10 cent store, and
has S been sold t to H. N. Foust, proprietor
of the Variety store, lis East Sixth avenue.
The property was first sold by, Mrs Col
city Electric shoe shop. who sold It to Mr.
Foust. The building will be remodeled and
Rew censs dPq by the Thompson store
be occupied by Mr.. Foust who will put in
a branch store Work will be begun on
and Mr. Foust hopes to have them ready
to occupy this fall
No meeting of the North Topeka Civic
club will be held this evening, owing to the
chautauqua which is In session at Gar
field park.
The picture this evening at the Princess
theater will be given for the benefit of the
tuberculosis porch fund. The proceeds OF
given to this fund.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. J. Az. EASILY of Kansas City spent
yesterday the guest of her father, J. A.
Lukens, and Mrs. Lukens, 919 Jackson
street. Mrs. EASILY was Joined by her hus-
band last evening and they continued on
their way to Estes Park, Colo, where they
will spend several weeks
Marshalrs Band will give a concert on
the Quincy school grounds Wednesday
tuberculosis porch fund under the auspices
of the Ladies of the Eastern Star. Ice
Cream and Cake will be served. The public
Miss Leota Greene of Garden City, a
delegate TO Camp Wood from the Queen
home with Miss Reba Moore Of Garfield
Place for Il visit
Mr.: and Mrs. William Lloyd and family
of Kansas City who spent the week end
the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. B. Harris
of 40 East Laurent street, were accom-
panied home by Ina May Harris. who made
a M
E. N. Yates, a former resident of the
North side, who is now living in Cain
fornia, is visiting old friends in Topeka.
Mr.. Yates was business man of North
Topeka in the early days and his general
merchandise store was the first business
to occupy, the Lukens' building now occu-
pied by Lukens Brothers and the Kluss-
man Electric company. Mr.. Yates bought
the Tomkins' home at the corner of Jack
son and Gordon streets, now the site of
the new Baptist church, and the family
| for many years made this their home.
residence Of seyers years aEo o aRn a5nea
Mr.. Yates went to California where he
made a financial success and has retired
from business. He has married again and
makes his home in Los Angeles
Mr.. Dave Wallace of the Quincy Play
Grounds states ats that extravaganee rots
the other hand the habit of saving money,
while It stiffins the will, also brightens
are beginning right, begin to save The
Midwest Building and Loan Association,
| which is under the supervision of the Bank
Commissioner. will accept deposits of $1OO
| or more and will pay you interest thereon
fif same has been with the Association
| 30 days and then withdrawn.-Adv.
| The Rev. Mr.. Whittle, who was for q
time in charge of the Church of the Good
, Shepherd, has been spending the summer
in England, visiting his father and other
krelatives. Mr.. Whittle will start for home
August 10 and will arrive in Topeka the
latter part of the month.
Miss Loretta Huber and her cousin
Miss Mary Brooke, have returned from q
| visit Mrs. John Herr of Wamego.
Mrs Ed Musson and little son, Rollin OF
| Kansas City, are the guests of ME-. Mus.
sons parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A L, Mus.
son of 524 Park street
The Rev. Mr.. Bently of Willard for.
| merry pastor of the Central Avenue Chris
tan church, was visiting friends in Nortf
Topeka today.
S. r. Dexter, undertaken. LADY as
sistant, S23 Kansas ave.-Adv.