The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-12-03
NORTH TOPEKA
Items for this column may be left
at Petro's drug store, or telephone
Eleanor KimbalI. 1891 after 4 o'clock.
Other hours, $3.50.
Cold storage Plant To Be Installed.

Cold Storage Plant To BE Installed.
The Topeka Packing company is plan
Madison street by the installation of a
refrigerating and cold storage addition, to
cost between $4,000 and $4,000. Work on
this building will be commenced soon
after the first of the year as possible.
The present dressing capacity of the
plant is now between 1000 to 500 head
of poultry per day, and with the installa-
ton of the cold storage this number will
be increased to from 5000 to 1000, or prac-
The cold storage plant will have a storage
capacity Of 10000 head Of poultry.
Modern Woodmen of America, No. 124S,
elected the following officers at their meet
! ing last night: Council B. 3. Fink ad-
! visor, H. A. Summers; clerk, II. NJ. Stay
baugh.
Amity Temple No. 1O3, Pythian Sisters.
held election of officers last evening at
a banquet. Officers elected were: Most
excellent chief. Mabel Dexter; excellent
senior Blossom Robinson; excellent jun
Highto%e over pTot ses Myrtie Ho aHTn
den; mistress of records and correspond
ence, Nora Baker; mistress of finance,
The bright lights shone in shorey for
the first time last night The current of
the electric light system, just completed
In that district, was turned on yesterday.
/ Inc erStWh1Ie 1OViAl countenance of
Fred Buechner wears a wistful, bewilder-
ed expression. The usefulness is due to
regret that he did not enjoy a 'possum
dinner while he had the chance, and the
! bewilderment is caused by the fact that
| a perfectly good, law abiding citizen, tnno-
cent of Intentional wrong doing. can be-
come so entangled in the meshes Of the
J law.
branch of the w. c. T. U. will meet Sun
day afternoon at O'Clock at the Kansas
Avenue Methodist church. 1t is requested
that the mothers of the children attend
the meeting, if possible.
District meeting Of the 72nd Masonic
district will be held Tuesday afternoon,
December 6, at Golden Rule hall, oil Kan
sas avenue. beginning at 10 O'Clock and
be served at O'Clock. This district com
prises, Della, st; Marys, Rossyille, Silver
Lake and North, Topeka lodges. The
pected to be in attendance.
On Saturday. December 10, beginning at
. O'Clock in the afternoon, special ses-
sion will be held for work in the third
| degree Supper will be served at 6:3O and
inspection and work with the degree team,
will be held after supper.
Notes and Personals.
Twenty-Five members of the Willing
Workers class of the East Indianola sun
day school were present at the ail-day
, Mrs. Ed Kingman of Shorey.
w J. kirkpatrick of 1206 Jackson street,
who has been seriously sick, is somewhat
The Washburn college mems quartet will
furnish special music at the East Indianola
church Sunday evening
Miss Mary Hahn of Kansas City will
come tomorrow to spend the holidays with
her aunt. Mrs. J. c. Snediker, and family,
924 Jackson street.
The Graves family has moved into the
property at 1017 Van Buren, street from
1862 South Polk.
daughter, Miss Greta Nelson. are return
| ing to their home in st. Joseph today after
visiting Mrs. w. Z. Robinson, 40 Evelyn
! street. the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Blevins.
shraEe Electric Co. Phone 5Gs6. Rent
vacuum cleaners.-Adv.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ray w. Furgason were
pleasantly surprised by friends and neigh
bors with n miscellaneous shower at their
home, 914 Monroe street Friday evening.
Mrs. Furgason was formerly Miss Nellie
Whaley. A number of gifts were present
ed to the young couple by their friends.
good time enjoyed. Those present were
! Mr.. and Mrs. Furgason. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
and Mrs Lee Rodgers. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Reynolds, Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Allen, Mr..
and lta Mrs. f Harry Drake rd Mrs MI and Mrs.
mer, Mr.. and Mrs b. NJ. Tyner. Mr.. and
Mrs. P. f. Starbird. Mr.. and Mrs. J. L.
Mrs. Tracey Bower, Mrs. Margaret Prosser,
Mrs C. Small, Mrs. Dean Way, Mrs. Jenny
Myers, Mrs. Tom Stewart, Mrs. c. e.
McMaster. Miss Leta Allen. Miss Phyllis
Allen, Miss Mildred Furgason, Lorenza
Tyner Vernon Rodgers, Forrest Rodgers,
Merle McAIaster, Herschal Rodgers, Dor
othy Furgason, Lorraine Drake, Kenneth
Leroy Rodgers, Cecil Tyner, Leroy Brewer
Hemtstitching Marie Robb at New Era.
S27 North Kansas avenue.-Adv.
A pleasant surprise was given on Mr.
and Mrs Sam Weir Friday evening at
their new home, CPS Grant street, by n
number of their friends and neighbors
| u fs of Ea n
died popcorn were served. Those present
were Mr.. and Mrs. Weir, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles COpenhower and daughter. Max
inc; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Deyore and sons,
Carl and George; Mr. and Mrs. Amber
Accord and daughter, Margaret; Mr.. and
Mrs George Kirby and children, Marie,
Thelma, Helen and George: Mr.. and Mrs.
Debam and son, Gene; Mrs. Jim Collier
Mrs. Clement and daughter Sarah and
Weir. Mabel Weir and Samuel Weir, if.
The Ladies' Aid of the North Topeka
c. A. Jones. 913 Jackson street. Thursday
for an all-day meeting, bringing basket
dinners. Mrs. Jones leaves next week for
an extended visit to relatives in California.
Those present at the meeting were: Mrs.
JONES' Mrs. D. L. Button, Mrs. Kenneth
Clark, Mrs. F. =. Denny, Mrs. Paul Van
Meyer Mrs. Grace Hannah, Mrs Z. S.
Meade Mrs. Della McMaster, Mrs. J. L.
Fowler. Mrs. II. H Lancaster, Mrs. Anna
Mrs c. NJ. Cooper, Mrs. Frank Enert, Mrs.
G. L. cambridge Mrs. Ella Mayer. Mrs.
J. L. Spaulding. Mrs, Belle Rowe. Mrs. G.
Carlson. Mrs. Carl Hirschberg, Mrs. H. D.
Price, Mrs. o. L. Weir, Mrs. W. II. Zarkec,
Mrs. Dean Van Ness. Mrs. George Bols,
Mrs W. L. Borst. Mrs. G. G. Cr0sswhite
Mrs f. L. Kincaid, Mrs. Allen Hirschberg,
Mrs. Roy Boast, Mrs. Benin. Mrs. W. NJ.
Van Ness, Larry Clark. Betty Jane Van
Ness, Grace Denney, Mary Louise Van
Ness, Bessie Jones, Helen Jones.