The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-28
NORTH TOPEKA
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Star lodge No. 20 A. o. u w, will
hold the regular monthly dance this eve
ming at the hall, SA Kansas avenue.
John Adam Bolz was born at Belheim,
Germany, February "A, 1880 and died at
the family home southeast of Mayetta,
December %, 1921 at the age Of 81 years,
months 2S days. He came to this cOun-
try when % years Of ago, and settled at
st. Louis, where he was married to Elizabeth
Loeffler April T. 1865. To this union were
born z children o of whom survive him ;
one son having died in childhood, The
surviving children are; John of Meriden
Frank Of Hoyt; George Of North To-
neka: Mrs. Mary Renfro, of Adair, Okla. ;
also Louis and Mrs. Lizzie MARBLE, who
lived at home and took care of the aged
father in his declining years. He also
leaves 10 grandchildren, great-grand-
children and many other relatives and
friends Mr.. and Mrs. Bolz came to Kan
sas in 1865 settling IN Eugene, what is
now North Topeka. They settled on the
farm. where he died, in 1878 making them
among the earliest settlers of that com
munity. 400 ~
Bolz was an affectionate husband, a low
ing father. and a kind neighboF. The
funeral took place from the family home
December y, at 1 o'clock. The services
were conducted by the Rev. Pyle of Hoyt-
Burial was in the Coleman cemetery. lbs
six grandsous were the pallbearers- Ihey
were. Louis Bolz- Clarence Bolz, FRANK
Boiz. Jr. George Marble, Amos Boiz and
John Bolz, Jr-
Notes and Personals.
Leslie Bleir of Council Grove; is visiting
his sister, Mrs Austin Burke, 1922 Quincy
miss Miss Frances Helm, of Halstead. is visit
ing her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Helm, lUu9
VgWih r ana Mrs NJ. O. johnson, 225 West
Gerdon street have returned from Oneida,
where they spent Christmas with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. w. II. Blakesley OF river.
side, Cal, who have been the guests Oh
Mr. and Mrs. II. c Schultz OF quincy
street have returned to their home
r. \. p. U. Banquet at the North Iopeka
ReDtfst ebnreh Sat Dec. 81, at o'clock.
dav evening Phone S40f.-Adv. -
LEROY Blair has returned to CLOVIS n.
Mex, after short visit to his mother
Mr.. and Mrs D. e, Lamb, Of Heringt9on'
WIN spent Christmas with Mr., and Mrs
Tobn Pratt. S33 Jackson street, have re-
The A. c. bathurst family has m moved
from 1925 Van Buren, street to 1901 Madison
s'i Miss Elizabeth Van Ness, who is at
5 tpe3ii the holidays with her parents;
Nr. and Mrs. ". NJ. Van Ness She VIII
remain until after New Years ZOO po,+
Shrake Electric Co Phone ooSo' Hen'
vacuum cleaners.-Ady +,,
w c. Squlres has bought the properly
at 1924 Kansas avenue and WIN , oeSuR 9soI M
1922 Quincy street, which has been poughI
Inv Raw Webb. who sold his Kansas avenue
urODerty to Mr.. SQuIPeS. Inc NSon AoAnAis
win move to 1922 Quincy street; %
Charles Gerteisen is able to pc out aiter
suffering a severe fall on slippery slde-
walk last week, -
For Rent in Garfield Place-one acre
three-room house with summer kltcheh'
cistern we'll chicken house, grapes, fas
berrips Strawberries. VIII rent only uil
March first 1923. See Mr.. Burgess, nortn
end Of Quincy street, Garfield Place, arter
10 p m. only.-Adv. ..u.o,,oa
Mr. and Mrs A. J. Berry <entertaihed
relatives at a Christmas celebration Mon
dav ut their home, 1916 Tyler street Their
Sttests were Mr. and Mrs. w. M. van
Ness Mr. and Mrs. Dean Van Ness, ME-
and Mrs Paul d. Van Ness, MIS- ia
Kerry Frances Berry, Miss Elizabeth van
Ness. Betty Jane Van Ness and little Mary
A9 M on 1dn Mrs Ts s. S. Myers. 271 Wabash,
Oakland. entertained the following guests
at n family dinner Christmas day: MI
and Mrs W. E. Taggart, Mr. and MRS. !;
h Renku. Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. SpetteF, or
Wichita: Miss Hazel Taggart, Miss kath-
crime Taggart, Miss Marjorie Braaley-
rosemary Spetter. Reamer Taggart,
Tonise Targart, Elmer Renku and Edwin
For Rent-Ffye- room house, oil North
Quincy. Phone Blue 2344-Adv.
The loss on the y. L. Button barn de-
stroved bv fire early yesterday morning
will not be so great as at first believed, as
the insurance amounts to more tha4 WIS
Thought d. l.. Button and son, Ralpn
RuttOn wish to thank their neighbors anu
friends who so ably assisted at the time OF
the fire, preventing further loss OF prop
for Rent: Three unfurnished rooms
for housekeeping, 1926 Central avenue.
Phone Red 2S97.-Adv