The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-06-23

business houses. Several out of town con-
Germs have wanted to locate in North To-
peka but were unable to find a suitable
location. More than one South side firm
has been prevented from putting in branch
stores from the same reason. The Parks
& Bobb Plumbing company which occu-
pies the building at 1888 Kansas avenue, re-
Gently purchased by the Emahizer-Spiel-
man company, has been unable as yet to
find a new location. 1t Is reported that
work of remodeling the building will be be-
gun by the new owners early next month.
II possession can be given by that time.
man OF Shorey, who is in Chicago attend
ing the convention OF the American Asso-
citation Of Nurserymen In session taete,
ory committee to cooperate with the
United States department Of agriculture to
promote the raising of fruit tree seedlings
In America.
The w. W. G. girls of the North Topeka
Baptis. church viii entertain safba5aas NE
Girls' quartet of Ottawa university. Who
will give a concert Monday evening at the
between the Quartet and the W. W. G. girls.
Ali young people of the church are invited
for Saturday evening
An old -fashioned celebration is being
planned for July by the people OF Sun
creek neighborhoods. to be held in the lndi-
an Creek grange grove north of the hall.
The basket dinner will be served and chairs
and tables will be provided Races, tugs
of war, CONNECTION stand, baseball game
between Elmont and Indian creek are
among the ,amusements planned. Pollom's
band will furnish music turnout the day.
Miss Flora NJ Haviland, reader. imper--
the attractions of the chautauqua to be
given at Garfield park in August Miss
Haviland's numbers are both educational
and entertaining and her character imper-
sonations are true to life.
Miss Jennie Kirkland will take an i'm
portant part in the program at the meeting
at the "Gospel' tent this evening at z 80
o'clock, at-the corner of Quincy and Gordon
streets Miss Kirkland has been a mis-
return to that country IN the fall. Services
are held every evening except Monday.
The winters supply nj coal is being laid
in at the North Topeka postoffice. Just
known, as the building was not occupied
last year until February. However, the
amount laid in Is expected to be sufficient.
The Davis family, --fee5-west Gordon
street, is enjoying free ride The prop
eEty oSsIpisd BY the f family Iva was sold 20
cation for the new church The house is
being moved to the lot on Jackson street
used used. as patsonage. The DAVIS mmiiy,
unable to find another house, are taking
up their residence in another street without
the bother OF moving.
Notes and Personals.
Word has been received OF the death Of
Ben Williams, in Cleveland, Ohio, following
an attack Of acute Indigestion. Mrs. VIII
Hams was formerly Miss Ethel Grant of
North Topeka and was married to Mr..
Williams about a year ago. Mrs. Williams
and her mother have gone to Davenport.
Ia, where they will make their home with
the Rev. A. +. Houser. and Mrs. Houser.
Mrs. Houser is a sister of Mrs. Williams
The Rev. Mr.. Houser was pastor Of the
North Topeka Baptist church number of
years ago.
S.R Dexter. undertaken. Lady as
sistnpt.s s23 Kansas ave.-Adv.
Mrs. Frank r. Conwell Of Quincy street,
will entertain her card club Friday after
noon at Rose Lodge, north Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin of Limon
Colo. who have been the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. W. II. Zarker Of 1923 Jackson street,
have returned to their home.
Mrs C. Sippel and daughter, Miss Louise,
have returned to their home in Waterloo,
Ia. after spending a week with the for
mer's sister, Mrs. J. Mauney, and Mr.
Aauney, 1928 Van Buren, street
Mr.. and Mrs K. N. Pomeroy and Mr. and
Mrs.fC. d. Hart delightfully."- surprised Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Clark, OF Jefferson
street with dinner party at the Pomeroy
home in West street June %. The occa-
sion was the fifteenth anniversary of Mr..
and Mrs. Clark's marriage.