The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-08-06

at the Princess theater next Tuesday. She
asked Mrs. Maze to see that ten young
see the pictures. were given the tickets.
Funeral services for Robert N. Holiday.
aged &C. who died at local hospital Au-
gust g. will be held at the Kansas Ave
nue. Methodist church Monday afternoon
at o'clock, with the Rev. r. L. Gordon In
charge. Burial in Topeka cemetery.
Robert N. Holiday was born February
13, 1895 in North Topeka, where he made
his home until about five years ago, when
he went to Belvidere, Kansas, as fuel fore
man for the Santa Fe. He was mem
and of Encampment and the Rebekahs of
Belvidere. He also was a member of Star
lodge No. 20, A. o. U. W. of North To-
peka. He is survived by his widow. Mrs:
Ice Holiday, and Clara, daughter of
two and a half years; his father. John
H ha Sisters Mrs Edith H. and
Miss Louise Holiday, all of Topeka.
collections for the tuberculosis porch fund
on the North Side, has turned in S259.5S.
and has on hand $500. The Kansas
Avenue Methodist church will hold an ice
cream social Thursday evening on the
church lawn. the proceeds to be given to
this fund. Helena chapter o. L. S. will
also give a social next week for the bene-
fit of the porch fund. 1t is believed that
North Topeka's share toward this fund
will be in the neighborhood of $500 when
all amounts are received.
Fern Martin or Horne street. who for
merly lived in North Topeka, has given
Mrs. c. c. Maze $40 toward the tuber-
eeulosis porch fund This sum was raised
by admissions to a circus given by little
Miss Martin and her friends.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. Cora Lowry has moved from 406
East Eighth street to North Topeka and
will live at HI Kansas avenue.
Homer WoOlpert of Buechner Bros. is
taking his vacation and visiting friends
in Hutchinson, Kan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Small of $40 East
Laurent street. are visiting in Winfield,
D. Ii. Wallace, principal of Lyman
school and Guy Peck will leave soon for
overland trip to Wisconsin where they
will visit relatives.
Edmund Hnnlon. son of Fire Chief Han
lon, 1905 Quincy street who recently I'M
the great toe the right foot, will be
unable to leave the hospital for some time
yet, altho his condition is greatly improved.
The following girls of the North Topeka
Baptist church, chaperoned by Mr.. and
Mrs. Morrill, Fowler are spending a few
days at their camp five miles north of
town: Miss Elizabeth Van Ness, Miss
Minerva Garrett, Miss Esther MUMMY Miss
Blanche Baird, Miss Ruth Palmer. Miss
Lillian Weir, Miss Rachel Garrett aad Miss
Marie Finch.
W. Price of the sub-station of the
Beatrice creamery, and james Taylor, are
making an overland trip thru the Ozarks
David Holiday of Seattle, Wash, will ar
rive in Topeka Monday morning, called
n. Holiday.
The teachers training class of the North
Topeka Christian Sunday school has COM
pleted work in the study of the New Testa-
ment church and certificates will be pre-
sented in the Bible school session to-
morrow morning to the following: Mrs.
c. C. Clark. Mrs. S. H. Thomas, Miss Mar
garet Packard, Miss Mildred Miller, Miss
Madaline Thomas; Messrs. J. I. Wolf, S.
H. Thomas. Z. L. Basye.
Mr.. Frank Conwell claims that the man
who saves a dollar today is wise man
indeed for in a few years If properly in
vested that dollar will have doubled itself
and a dollar saved represents Work Am
bition, Self-Control, and Common Sense.
You can double your money with the Mid
west Building and Loan Association in los
months For example, $3.50 a month dur
ing this period will return you a check
for $4,000. Cash paid in S2.750.oO. Come
in and tell us what you think about this
plan--Adv-
Marie Bobb has moved her hem
stitching machine to the New Era, S27