The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-11

The tired business man must have some
relaxation, and who shall question the form
dfgnified citizens? Fred Buechner, for in
stance, finds great enjoyment In blowing
up toy balloons, and during ms hours OF
lawn at mis- home in Central avenue, sur
rounded by green, red and blue spheres,
the result Of several hours OF blowing on
his part.
Residents of Quincy, Jackson and Gordon
acf hat the wafer ed Streets Gould not
be used as 4 speedway by autoists, as is
generally the case.
The social for the tuberculosis porch
which was to have been given last evening
by The Eastern Star at Quincy school
school grounds in conjunction with the
social of the Kansas Avenue Methodist
church for the benefit OF the same cause,
which was to have been held on the church
lawn this evening. Music will be furnish
ed by Marshal1s band and Towards
Hawaiian orchestra.
The Senior B. Y. P Z. will entertain at
a social for the young people OF the
church Friday evening at O'Clock on the
invited and asked to bring their friends.
Notes and Personals. =,
The Royal Neighbors, No. So will hold
Picnic ra x AZ bring BASKET lunches Which viii
be served at noon
J. Sherman of Omaha is visiting Mr. and
Mrs H GalitZki, SIS Kansas avenue
Emory Gross of the Midwest Building &
Loan association. is seriously sick at his
Mrs. Henry Adams and son. Melvin, of
Wilmout Kan. are visiting Mrs Adams
son, ]. F. Adams. 81 East Laurent street:
" r. Parkhurst and family have moved
from Quincy street to the Morse property
at PA West Gordon. Mr.. Parkhurst has
bought the lot next fhe stPes naT Of f6e
former Thomas Page property, ana Will
build a home there next spring. George
Roehrig has bought the corner lot adjoin-
Mr.. and Mrs G. N Holmes of East Indian
ola, left recently on a motor trip TIC Colo
Mrs. NJ. P. Neiswender of Shorey. re-
ceived several delayed kilograms from Mr.,
received the money which she had wired him,
and that he was on his way to Los Angeles
where he would visit his mother and sister
before returning home. Mr.. Neiswender
was one of the 1875 persons rescued from
the steamer Alaska which was wrecked
off the California coast last week; This
received from her husband since the tele-
gram Announcing his safety. 1T.
Ming at their home. 434 Paramore street,
in honer o Of the ws6n be raesy ReFe
Mrs. Lew Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Pearl and Bob, Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Conner
and daughter, May, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas
per Wilson and son, Chester, Mrs. p. Saliva
son, Miss Pearl Wilson. Miss Eta Smith,
Miss Esther Salvason. Miss Ella Smith
Miss Salvason, Miss Ruth Salyasons, Mr..
Paul Wilson, Mr.. Salvie Salvason, Mr..
Lynn Burgin, Mr.. Chester McReynolds and
Mr.. Bonnam-
Mr. Kendall of The Quality Boot SHOP
says that every place he has ever been. the
people that save command respect. They
are always and everywhere the substan-
tial people of a community and thrift is
their passport into public confidence They
are the people you find carrying the bur
den of responsibility in your lodges your
churches. your clubs They are the PEG
pie worth while. So is a $500 a month
savings account with the Midwest Building
and Loan Association, because. at the enc
of 19S months you will have $10,OO0-Adv
S. r. Dexter, undertaken Lady as
sistant, S23 Kansas ave.-Adv.