The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-01-24

A small roof fire. at 121 West Curtis
street was responsible for a fire alarm ut
SIP last evening. Little damage resulted
The Boys Chronicle, a monthly publ
cation, printed at the Boys Industrial
school, is especially interesting this month.
It is a Kansas number. and on the cover
Poem" The magazine contains number
of illustrations Of the boys in their drill
work, and views about the farm. The
pride of the school, the dairy herd of
| registered Holsteins, is shown, as well as
a flock, of Shropshire sheep.
already read paid paid SO Of the sa25 necessary.
is g2rned BY rRg making 4bs b byse
anxious to buy this machine for the good
of future boys of the school mainly by
some help from their officers. is learned
in a short paragraph by Superintendent
MacLean, telling of the effort the boys are
making.
Blue Relief Corps No 5, will hold the
O'Clock. Installation of new officers will
also be held.
Notes and Personals.
The A.. c. Weaver family, formerly of
Pauline, have moved to North Topeka and
]. b. Cain, of 1925 Central avenue, left
Sunday morning for Abba. Ia, called there
by the death of his brother, George Cain,
who died Saturday after a two days ill
ness, following an attack of pneumonia.
Mr.. Cain was accompanied to Iowa by his
Miss Stella ,Reckards, of ST Lincoln
street, south, formerly of North Topeka,
ards is a teacher in Lafayette School.
Violet Weaver, of Shorey, is visiting her
sister in Louisville, Kan
Mrs. George Finch entertained Saturday
evening at her home. 1924 Monroe street,
with a surprise party in honor OF her
daughter, Miss Marie Finch The guests s
Lewis Montgomery, Mr. and Mrs Evan Nc
Kinley, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Smith, Mr.
and Mrs Elmer MoFand Mr. and Mrs. J .3l
Esther Harries, Miss Esther MUMMY, Miss
Esther Foster, Miss Charlotte Conwell,
Miss Eiizabefh Smith, Miss Ruth Finch,
Nj Miss Doris Is;g AInea, MIss Mabel CODY Nj
Mr.. Harold Smith, Mr.. Paul Finch Mr..
Galen Finch, Mr.. George Finch.
Mrs .' H D, Rothrock Of Lawrence. Kan.
Mrs. Rothrock before her marriage was
Miss Edythe Hutchinson of North Topeka.
Howard and Walter Kingman, sons of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Kingman, who have been
sick, are recovering. Both were sick with
measles and Walter later suffered an at
Miss Gertrude Breitenstefn, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs: Herman Breitenstein, and
Mr.. Wayne Hudson. were married this
Mr.. and Mrs. Hudson will make their home
at S25 North Kansas avenue. Mr.. Hud-
son is employed in the car department OF
the Rock Island.
The fourth meeting of the Christian En-
deavor society of the Central avenue Chris
tian church for the year, was held last
evening in the form of a japanese meeting
Talks were given on cruel customs prac-
ticed in different parts of Asia The
work of the foreign missions in stopping
these practices were explained. There was
a good attendance of the members of the
society and two out of town visitors were
present. The leader for the evening was
wilson, pastor of the church, followed the
G. E. session with a special sermon for
the Young people entitled, ."The Investment
Of Life Al call was made for some one
to offer for missionary work and Miss
Mildred Miller responded.