The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-14

was shown the ether day when two
women were talking and one men
toned a bargain in wearing apparel
she had run across. She was describ-
ing the excellent Qualities of the
article when her friend interrupted
her with the question, did you get
it in North Topeka?" This goes to
show that the mention of bargains Is
becoming synonymous with North
Side stores.
A North Topeka man was asked by
a friend about a year ago for the loan
of two dollars, the man explaining
that there had been sickness in his
family, which ran him short, but
promising to repay the loan the next
pay day. Pay days came and went,
and the debt remained unpaid, altho
he two men often met. The other
lay the North Topeka man saw in the
birth records the notice of the birth
IF a son to his friend. The name
,iven the baby was the same as that
If the obliging North Side man, and
low he is wondering II he IS to con-
ider the loan Cancelled, or If he will
1e expected to give his namesake
christening present
The class in millinery held by the
home demonstration department OF
the State Agricultural college of Man
haitian, opened the spring session
Tuesday at Indian Creek Grange hall,
with Miss Finley of the extension de-
partment of the college in charge.
second lesson will be held Friday and
two others next week will finish the
spring term Other classes in the
county were opened this week at Sea-
brook and Watson. All styles of hats
are constructed, from simple sun hats
to those of the more ambitious type.
This course promises to prove as
popular as the dressnaaking course
did last year.
"Dad" IL. wy Smith had been suffer-
ing from neuralgia of the face and on go
must come out. This was day or two
before the banquet given by the members
Of the North Topeka Outing CLUB ia AZ
toothiess condition, swamped him with in
vitations to join the jewellers When he
the smoker which followed the banquet,
knowing he could not hold cigar IN his
mouth without teeth. Whs The he again Isg r;
which his friends hope will keep him oc-
cupied until he gets his store" teeth.
Amity temple, 1os Pythian Sisters, will
at the hall, 900 Kansas avenue. The an
niversary committee viii put on the en-
tertainment. 1sG7 a.
There will be a, meeting this evening at
the North Topeka Baptist church at 1880
of a new location for their new church,
which is to be started building soon. The
location Of the old church at Harrison ana
on. is thought undesirable owing to the
contemplated extension Of tracks IN the
neighborhood by the Union Pacific rail-
road.
The Buick ear belonging to F, P. Rude
Of Rochester road, stolen Tuesday evening
the police yesterday at Fifteenth and Lake
streets Three tires were gone n and .ne
full effort Of the thieves to steal it. They
have not yet been found.
Lowry-Beeker.
Miss Irene Lowry and Mr.. Trace Becker,
bstn of a " s boRe Of ss Iow
ter, Mrs. W. L. Borst 1103 Kansas ave-
nue., by the Rev. Mr., Testman of Lawrence
Burroughs Adding Machine company, Win
headquarters in Topeka. MI and MIS-.
Becker left on short trip and Will De at
home in Topeka after June J.
Notes and Personals.
home in Winchester. Kap.,, sunday. was
soil-in-law of o. c. Arneld,, of north OF
town The body vas brSught tn t9 Tto opIsaSs
lot in Rochester cemetery. Mr.. Cook Is
survived by his wife.
Miss Emma Lou westbroek entertained
the Christian Endeavor society of the Cen
trail avenue Christian church at her home
In Park street last evening. Following
the business meeting a carefully planned
"eerking" good time was enjoyed as the
games were all played with eorks. Two
prizes were awarded during the evening.
At the business meeting the various CON-
mittees made reports, which show that ex-
eeptionaally fine COMMITTEES work is being
done. The officers are all taking an inter-
est and the society is booming. To ward
off the summer slump the lookout and
social committees are working up q series
Of contests, social service work and enter
tainments. The spare time of the young
people is to be occupied in learning an
interesting and instructive play which is to
given for the interest of the different c. E.
societies of Topeka. Those present last
evening, were; Mildred White, Maggie
blanchard, Mrs l. A. Wilson, Mrs. n R.
Blanchard, Emma westbrook:. Emma Dun
can, Bessie Duncan, Pauline Norton, Mr. T.
A. Wilson, Lloyd Blanchard. Richard
Winn, Joe Pennick, Roy Gasebier, Ray
S r DEXTER undertaken LADY a.