The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-02-12

| Kimball. 1881 after o'clock. Other
| hours. $3.50.
Residents in the vicinity or 1905 Central
that the house at this number is being used
as pest house 1t seems that Represen-
| tstive Baker. who Is suffering from small
| pox, has been brought to this place. where
he is being cared for.
The house is not carded and when diff
ferent persons in the neighborhood tele-
phoned Doctor Brown, city health officer.
IN regard TO the omission lie is reported to
have replied that there was a card inside
The report is also prevalent that a negro
woman, sick with smallpox, was confined
lin the house last week, but escaped one
night and has not been found as yet.
Roy Boast has definitely declared that
he VIII not be candidate for park com
| missioner at the coming primaries. Boast
has never authorized the statement that
he would be candidate. his friends getting
4 out the report. However. 1t IS believed that
/ IL Boast had entered the race he would
have received heavy vote from North To-.
peka. where he is well and popularity
known.
North Topeka with the installing Of the
! at the end of the Shorey line. This
work has been started and it is expected to
De finished next week. This viii give n
seven minute service on Kansas avenue as
far as Morse street. the car which nos
turns at the Union Pacific running thru to
Shorey This Union Pacific street car has
been ehristened 'the bouy guard y ne N
tiin n follows the Garfield car, both GO
ing ana coming, both cars running ON prac-
hcauy the same time, thus affording no
S %n.tl ,r rhan fifteen minute service to
North Topeka- 1t Is hoped that this CON
installed.
1he women on the entertainment commit
Tee or the North Topeka, Civic club have
faSen upon themselves the task of paying
Ior the improvements recently made in the
dining room and kitchen of the Community
mouse, corner of Laurent and jackson
streets Already $40 has been made Inv n
dinner, supper and an entertainment gotten
up by the committee. cafeteria sumner
VIII be given Monday at the Community
North Topeka should turn out and helm
raise rn money for these improvements which
NE an asset to the social and civic life of
Nor IN Topeka, inasmuch improvements
70 the Community house and its success
tas civic nc, center, reflect credit on the com
seiect few. butNfor the entire community
anu the people should feel a pride in its ap,
upkeep that would bring them out. when
h., th poss si TO every entertainment given
Toyr ' th VIC cup or any other organization
LUZ the Dehe1lt OF the Community house
| Notes and Personals
Mrs Louise Paetke and daughter airline
OF Anna Kan, are spending a few days
WIN Win MT. and Mrs. Charles Davis, lii
The Dreams. Mrs. Rowe's Sunday
school school class of the North, Topeka Baptist
zarker, 1923 Jackson street. Friday after
s Mrs 1o Those present were Mrs, Wood,
| Zarker and Mrs. Dunlop. The clnss will
meet the first Friday Of each month
clean atioha, LEANING company cleans clothes
Mrs: waiter Black and daughter. Dulca.
OF Of, Summerfieid; Kan, have returned to
, Mrs Roy Packard and children, sylvia
and Junior. Mrs. Black was called here
by r the death of her father Mr., John ,ecdy
Bap,ist church met at the home Of Lillian
, Jordan. 200 Berwick. Thursday evening.
a nhe lesson nsx was given by Elizabeth sehenck
TIaaaah Mrs. Grace Fews5 M Gsss Helen sfsi
, Dunlap, Miss Elizabeth Schenck. Miss
RACHEL Garrett; Miss Marie Finch Miss
J Lola Cochran Miss blanche Baird, Miss
Inez Lancaster. Miss Elizabeth Van Ness
Miss Minerva Garrett Miss Ruth Palmer,
MISS Eer1iee Emert Miss Mabel Rowe and
Miss Frances Helm will lead the Chris
tian Endeavor services at the Second Pres
byterian church tomorrow evening at q 30
The subject of lesson will be OF n
series on THY Kingdom Come" tomor-
rows being, I'm My Home"
When you are needing glasses see s. f.
Mcfarland. the Optician, 500 North Kan
sas Ave- upstairs.--Ady.
clusively in North Topeka by A. NJ Petro &
Son, Enthusiastically
| onaWHee council NO. 3, ,. Is. a., Will give
valentine masquerade dance Monday even
: ing. February II, for members and invite
! friends. short meeting will be held be-
fore the dance To be admitted members
must have the password and friends their
, written invitations with their name and by
whom invited to present at the door None
but those with passwords and Invitations
shall be admitted.-AAdv.
Among the Churches.
The North Topeka Baptist church. the
Rev: o. L. Weir. pastor. Morning service
i lat IL o'clock. Subject of sermon. "The
!, service at I 80. Subject Of sermon, Mans
Way to God and Gods Way to Man" Sun
day school at 9:30 Intermediate and II. Y.
: j. L. at 80. Prayer meeting Wednesday
evening at 30. Choir practice Friday even
e ing at O'Clock
The Kansas Avenue Methodist church,
the Rev. II. f. Gordon, pastor. Morning
service at IL O'Clock. Subject of sermon
stewardship of Possession" Junior church
r ject of sermon. Christianity and Amuse-
ments." Epworth League 6:15 Leader, Miss
E Esther Harries. Sunday school. 9:45.
: Church school Wednesday evening, : 30
The Second Presbyterian church the Rev
George r. Jackman, minister. Morning ser
vice at IL O'Clock. Subject of sermon
Jesus Christ Gods True Prophet Even
ing service ut Z 80. Subject of sermon
Gods True Prophets Predictions for the
ing Wednesday evening at : 80. Subject.
, the eleventh chapter Of the Gospel of st
John. THE Resurrection" Special music
by choir at both morning and evening ser
vices.
: North Side Christian church. Grant street
! and Central avenue. Bible school at 0 10
Junior congregation and sermon ut IL In
termediate and C. +. society ut @ 30. Evan
geiistic service at 80 Special music.
| :. X. Dexter. uidertasel Lacy as
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