The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-06

]. NJ Best has leased his interest in
the Shawnee Chief to N. P. Harmon
and son. Harold Harmon and Ivan
Page of Kansas City. The firm name
will be Harmon-Harmon & Page. and
the business will be run as a union
shop. The publications will be issued
as in the past and the job shop oper-
ated in connection.
Mr.. Best has not decided definitely
whether to remain in Topeka or re-
turn to Manhattan, which is his home,
and where his children are attending
school. Mr.. Page, with his mother
and sister, will live in North Topeka.
The Harmons, both father and son.
are we'll known on the North Side, as
Mr.. Harmon has been connected with
the Chief in former years.
The Shawnee Chief isthe only news
paper in North Topeka and the job of
flee is the only print shop, and each
should be patronized by North Side
citizens BY helping North Side BUSH
ness in every line, the interests of
North. Topeka are built up. 1t should
be matter of pride to North Topeka
that it has a newspaper and job office
Of the high grade of this firm, and
every effort should be made by North
Side business men to help make the
enterprise a success.
Seven children were examined by
Dr. Harold Morris, baby specialist, at
the free baby clinic held Tuesday
morning at the North Topeka COM
munity house.
A bazaar will be held the first week
in August by the Girl Scouts of the
Second Presbyterian church on the
Beuchner lawn, 100 West Gordon
street.
The meeting of Golden Rule lodge
No. go, A. F. & A. M, announced for
this evening has for unavoidable rea-
sons been changed to Friday evening
at 1880. Work in the third degree Is
the program.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. E. Bissen of 141S Kansas ave-
nue. returned Saturday from a visit to
her old home in Indiana, which she
had not seen for forty-three years.
Miss Esther Harries, 1414 Kansas
avenue has returned from Chicago
where she spent the Fourth, the guest
of friends.
"Grandpa" Chiddix, who has been
in Stormont hospital for five weeks
suffering from a broken hip, has been
brought to the home of his son, Ed
Chiddox, of Menoken.
James Ray Knight of Clay Center
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Cora Bonell,
1211 Monroe street.
Mrs Austin Burke and children,
Lavora and Ebert, 1922 Quincy street,
are visiting relatives in Alta Vista.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Fisher of jack
son street are visiting in Burlingame
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. Pounds have
gone to HarrisonviIle to visit Mrs.
Pounds's father, ]. NJ. Brown.
The Girl Scouts of the Second Pres
byterian church met last evening at
the home of Miss Olive Fisher, 112S
Quincy street. The girls are taking
their second class tests. A number of
them, including Josephine Beers, Mol
lie Beers, Corinne Wallace, Vesta
Hicks and Lois Meredith, are attend
ing the Girl Scouts camp at Vinewood
Professor Parker and family have
moved from 1909 Jackson street to
sos East Tenth street.
w H Woodward and family of
Ozawkie have moved to North Topeka
and will make their home at SIS Har-
rison street.
Stanley c. Hartzen died Tuesday
morning at a local hospital
Mrs. George Bigham of S13 Monroe
street, formerly of North Topeka,
died this morning at a local hospital
following a surgical operation. She
is survived by her husband and sew
eral children.
The Merry Workers class of the
Kansas avenue MeJnOdlSt sunday
school will hold the regular monthly
business meeting at Garfield park
Friday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock.
Roll call will be answered by scrip
ture verses containing the words neg
lect" After the meeting the mems
Bible class of the church will be en-
tertained at a picnic supper at 6:45
o'clock. All members and their
families are invited
A reception and banquet was held
at the hall of Degree of Honor No.
| 26 the last meeting night in honor of
| the newly elected grand lodge officers
| inside watch from that lodge. The
grand chief of honor, Sister Matte
| Luddemann, of Kansas City, was
present also and installed the follow
| ing officers of No. 20: P c. of H,
Agnes Dunlop; c. of H, Nora Maui
man: L. of. H, Bessie Short; c. of c.,
Lille Robinson; Rec, Margaret Dun
lop; Fin. Ida Navarro; treasurer.
Grace Holmes; usher. Ursula Sum-
mers; inside watch, Ella Smiley; out
side watch. Chas. Navarro.
Say-We were disappointed on the
| 23rd-but come to A. o. U. w hall
| Thursday night, July 7. at meeting OF
No. 4. s. B. A Program by Home
and Hospital children Some doin's.
/ say. Blanche Gabriel. Sec'y--Adv.
Lloyd George May Visit Q. S.