The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-29

A photograph in H. H. BARS store
that is attracting considerable notice
is a group of a hundred or more per-
sons, members of the wooster
Stamm-Brenner families, taken at a
family reunion held at the A. w.
Sturgeon home near Fombell, Pa, last
June. A. ]. Wooster of North Topeka
was visiting his boyhood home in
Pennsylvania for the first time since
leaving there a youth, and attended
the reunion. He is easily recognized
in the center of the picture. Five gen.
erations are represented in the photo
graph.
An unsuaI sight on the river yester-
day afternoon was row boat fitted
with a square jury-sail. The craft
was making fair Roadway against the
current. Pleasure boating on the
river was popular some years ago,
both row boats and motor boats being
used. Moonlight picnics were en-
joyed by the young people when land
ing would be made on a convenient
and a supper of roasting ears, baked
potatoes, coffee, bacon and (if the
fishermen of the party had been
lucky. fish. was partaken of with ap-
petites sharpened by fresh air and
exercise.
The regular closed meeting of the
Indian Creek grange will be held at
the hall Tuesday. The program for
the grange fair will be discussed. The
ments have been appointed and will
outline their work. Refreshments
will be served.
Notes and Personals.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Marsh of Quincy
street have returned from an extended visit
tn Irnff In
Mrs. Guy Winner of Garnett, is the
guest of her sister. Mrs. Skinner of Shorey.
relatives and friends in North Topeka. Mr..
Danielson was formerly in the shoe bust
ness here number of years ago.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Whiteman of Route
6 are the parents of a son, born July %.
Theodore Mcclure of Quincy street is
spending the week end in Downs, Kansas,
Mrs. Minnie Pritehard of Chicago who is
visiting relatives in Usage City, spent yes
terday with her girlhood friend, Mrs. A. v.
Mrs. c. T.Robinson has returned to her
work at -Snediker's after three
motored thru southeastern Kansas last
week visiting relatives at different points,
They were accompanied home by Mr.:
Kansas City.
Mr.; and Mrs. George Henderson and lit
tie daughter, Geneva of Cleburne, Tex,
who are visiting Mrs. Henderson's parents,
ME-; and Mrs. s. J. Britain of Quincy
street, will go to Meriden tonight where
they will, be the guests of Mr. Henderson's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. Henderson.
Miss Emily L. Hall, daughter of Henry
H Hall, 931 Quincy streec, left yesterday
for ten days stay at Wood camp, Elm
dale, Kansas, as delegate from the Queen
Esther society of the Kansas Avenue
Methodist church of which she is president.
In the finals of the volley bali tourna-
ment for Junior girls at Quincy yesterday
afternoon. Quincy won the championship
by winning two games out of three from
Ripley. Scores: First game, 10 to f.
Quincy; second, Is to Z. Ripley; third, Is
to 6, Quincy. i The Quincy players were
Margaret Deitrick, Bertha Sexton. Roberta
Deppe, Evelyn Horn and velma Metzger.
Mr.. r. r. Baer of the Topeka Packing
Company claims that everyone desires to
tnyest their earnings in some safe place.
but that the vast majority of people fail
to do 50. They will seek a physician
when i'll, or an architect when they Cesire
to build, but will not seek expert advice
when they desire to invest. The Midwest
Building and Loan Association which is
under the supervision of the Kansas State
Bank Commissioner. offers their facilities
freely to those twho desire to save their
money safely and profitably.-AdV.
''Barreled Sunlight will soon be
here.-AdV.