The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-03-30


the special meeting Of the North Topeka
Community house in regard to North To-
peka's clean up" day. The matter win be
brought up again at the next resuiar
meeting of the Civic club.
The North Topeka Outing club will hold
its annual business meeting Thursday eve
ming april at the hOcth the r0R meeting
supper will be served. Ralph r., Baer VIII
furnish the chickens, the other men OF the
club viii provide the rest OF the eats,
and the women will do the work
The annual congregational meeting Of the
Second Presbyterian church VIII convene
ladies OF the church will serve q supper
prior to the meeting. Report OF the de
partments of the church VIII De made am an,
trustees and the auxiliary finance commit
tee
who for the past four years has been in
tie employ of the Swan bakery, Will open
grocery store v; az a1o Mes for The Wesf
Packing company Tor ffteen years prior TO
his employment with the Swan bakery.
The Rev. George r. Jackman will preach
his farewell sermon Thursday evening at
the annual congregational Meeting OF the
Second Presbyterian church. Mr.. Jackman
has served in this congregation as stared
supply for the past two years. The public
is invited to attend.
A south bound street car ran into Ford
| car, also going south, this morning IN the
! 500 block OF Kansas avenue. The auto had
| turned out to avoid loaded van standing
as ca car track. The fender Of the street ear
was badly bent, but the Ford was I'M
the Wso
! the accident that the motorman did not
ring his gong
Notes and Personis.
Mrs leila EASILY of Kansas City. Mo-.
| has returned to her home after a short
| visit TO her father, ]. A, Lukens, 80 Jaekt
son street. Mr.. Lukens, who has been sick
| two weeks is recovering slowly.
X. r Stearns has bought the property
| at III East Gordon street and after re
| modelling, will occupy it as home. Mr.:
| Stearns recently purchased the Haywood
! building. 11G west Laurent street and has
| opened up a commission house.
Mrs Mary Evans OF bmRorta a. b his tn ns
Mrs. Long Of Detroit. Kan. is visiting
her sister, Mrs. c. H. Dyal Hos Quincy
Mr. Kuntz, father of Mrs. Fred Meriiiatt,
| 1107 Jackson street, Is seriously SICK az
the home of his daughter. Mr.. kuntz has
/ been living at a Soldiers home In Califor-
! MIA. and was brought to North Topeka two
Mrs. George Listz is seriously sick at
her home in Harrison street -.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Graft and little
| daughter. OF SACRAMENTO, Cal-f are Nisit-
! ing relatives in Topeka. Mrs Graft was
| formerly Miss Maude Forbes of MOTH
| Topeka.
| The Sunrise prayer meeting held by the
| young people OF the Central avenue Chris
| tan church Easter morning was well at
| tended.Sas was the regular services when
| followed Miss Emma Westbrook led the
| Christian Endeavor meeting in the eve
ming which was conducted in the form OF
an Easter testimony. Mildred Miller Ioos
! white the part of Mary, and Mr.; Clark
I that of Peter. while Mr. blanchard acted
as lawyer. Mrs. l. A. Wilson represented
| one of the soldiers on guard The meet
Ping was very interesting, but no more SO
isshan the st. Patrick's meeting q week ago,
nd 1t is thought that the one which will
be held next Sunday evening will prove
fully a. Interesting.
I "Pegeem," Hazards and Home Hun,
at the Seaman high school tonight. Ad-
mission 15c and 25c.-Adv.