The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-05-12

chants from both side of the river
with the North Topeka Civic club, held
Wednesday night at the North Topeka
Community house
The dinner was a distinct step to-
ward the unifying of the interests and
tastes Of the business men from both
sides of the river.
Following the banquet, members of
the Civic club and the Merchants as
ISOLATION held q three-hour talkfest-
Robert Fullerton made an address
urging the advantages to both sides Of
the river in the trade extension cam
paign which is being waged by the
Topeka Merchants association, to in
clude the sixteen counties adjoining
Shawnee county.
The members of the Merchants as
sociation pledged their support to the
chautauqua and other civic move
rnents which are under way On the
north side of the river.
The members of the North Topeka
Civic club were invited to attend the
next meeting of the Merchants asso-
citation next week in the Chamber of
Commerce rooms
A number of memb erships in the
Merchants association were applied
for by the North Topeka people after
the meeting.
A new club, called the Topeka
Dragon Outing club. has recently
been organized with fifteen charter
members. The camp will be on the
Dragon river, six miles north of Bur
Ingame, and twenty-six miles from
Topeka. Ground has been leased for
a three-mile river front and several
of the members have started building
Gotta ges Other families will occupy
tents Among the members are:
Harry Bone, ]. A Chidester. James
Bergen. Harry Wright, George Cor
man, n. H. Walton, E Beard, W. L.
Ravens, Gene Hayes, Arthur N1odlin,
Arthur McMann, Frank Stewart. Carl
VaneiI, E. Jorden. The Dragon af-
ferds excellent fishing, boating and
swimming.
Leo Eimere of the Shawnee State
bank. believes The State Journal an
excellent advertising medium A story
was printed recently in the North Side
column describing his adventures with
a nanny goat of wandering proelivi-
ties. and in consequence Mr. E1nore
has received various publications re-
lating to goats, presumably those of
more stable habits.
A concert viii be given Friday eve
ming at Indian Creek Grange hall by
Pollom's band. The program will con-
sist of VIOLA and violin solos as well as
selections by the band
Miss Mary Alexander, supervisor of
the Public Health Nursing association,
announces that there will be a free
clinic for the examination of babies
morning, May "a, at 10 O'Clock, at the
Community house, Laurent and Jack
son streets. The clinic will be held
weekly and will be of the same char
acter as the one held every Thursday
Afternoon at the city building. Miss
Margaret Mitchner. nurse from the
public nursing staff. will be the nurse
in attendance at the clinic. The ply
stefan in charge will be a baby spe-
cialist-
A free entertainment will be held at
the North Side Christian church
Thursday evening, May IL, at
o'clock. portraying a wedding. All are
in connection.
A number of unusual features will
be included in the program of the
ehautauqua to be given at Garfield
park the first week in August The
children Will be delighted with the
appearance of Dixie Doll" the child
actress, who is playing in the movies
with Douglas Fairbanks, Charles Ray
and Charlie Chaplin. Booth LoweFy,
the southern humorfst. and other men
Of national fame. will be on the pro-
gram The programs will be varied,
with something different for every
day and with excellent musical attrac-
tions.
Notes and Personals.
Among North Side persons who are
attending the O. E s convention at
Wichita are Mr.. and Mrs E. S. Meade,
Mrs L. W. Smith and daughter. Miss
Freda Smith. Mr. and Mrs Meade
and Mrs Smith went down yesterday,
Miss Smith going down this evening.
Miss Smith is talented young reader
and Will give several selections to-
morrow afternoon at the meeting of
the grand chapter.
Hemstitching. picoting and buttons,
s33 North Kansas avenue Marie Bobb-
ADV.
At the tuberculosis clinic held yes
terday at Indian Creek grange hail.
no cases of tuberculosis were found.
but several cases of weak chests and
incipient heart trouble were dis
covered The clinic was fairly well
attended. and those attending were
outspoken in their approval of the
clinic and of Doctor Leveland's dag
noses
Mrs. L. W. Smith will visit friends
IN BsrtIesville, Okla. over the week
end. after leaving wichita where she
is attending the o. e 8 convention.
"a Case OF Suspension" is the title
OF the senior class play which VIII be
given at Seaman high school tonight
by Prof Corbet and winnett Robin
son
s r. Dexter. undertaken. Lady as
sistant sz3 Kansas ave.-Adv.
Miss Edna D. Kinczid will entertain
the Agoxa class of the Baptist Sun
day school and their friends at her
home. 1892 Van Buren, street. Fri
day evening
Mr. and Mrs. o. A Mcclure will
entertain this evening at a six o'clock
family dinner at their home, s75
Quincy street, in honor Of the saith
birthday anniversary OF Mr.. T y. Nc
Clure Plates will be laid for AIR.
and Mrs T. N. Mcclure, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Smith and son. Gordon. Mr.
and Mrs John Harrison. Mr. and
Mrs. O. a Mcclure. Ruth Mcclure,
and Theodore Mcclure.
Guaranteed Paint s245 gal O. A.
Mcclure, SIS N Kansas ave-Ady.