The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-11
NORTH TOPEKA
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Mrs. Anna Aniba. a teacher at o.hney
school, won the prize offered by the shaw 5
new members brought In for their Christ
mas Savings club. The prize is paid up
membership in the so cent club. the sum
of $50 being paid December. 1922, to the Il
holder of the membership. Mrs. Aniba tn-l
tends using her prize money in adding 10
the comforts of the reSt room at Quincy
school. The second highest number Of
memberships turned in was by Hubert I.
Scheifelbein, al South Clay street. The
contest closed January 81
Amity lodge No. 231. X. of p. will con-
fer the rank of knight on candidates At.
the regular meeting Monday evening at the
hail, 900 Kansas avenue
The fire company was called to the
Dowler home corner OF Monroe and Cor
don street, about 9 o'clock this morning
to extinguish roof fire, supposed to have
been. set by sparks. The damage was
small
The sum Of one hundred dollars was
raised Friday evening by Eugene lodge
No. 20, !. Q. Q: F., at box social given
at the hail. S37 Kansas avenue. The
money will be used to purchase equip
ment for the Odd Fellows band The
is under the direction OF Walter Green
About three hundred persons attended the
social. f.. Il. johnson won the first prize.
a silk pillow.
Shawnee council, No. 5, S. b. A.. will give
masquerade dance Monday night. Feb
ruary 10, at the A. o. L. W. ball, SCI Kan
sas avenue Tor members OF the order and
their friends.
A. Boy Scoit rally was held at the Com
munity house Friday night. over one hun
II, II, is and % ali of North Topeka
were present with many friends. Different
on scouting were made by Scout Executive
Floyd, Ralph Baer. c. NJ. Morrow, Fred
Morns and Dave Wallace.
Two autos collided this morning at The
corner of Jackson and Gordon streets, the
same time. The names of the occupants
we're not learned, but no one was hurt
seriously. The front wheels OF one car
were badly broken and the Windshield OF
the other car smashed.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. Clarence Gabriel is sick at her home
| in East Gordon street
The mems Bible class of the Kansas Ave-
nue. Methodist church will give an enter
| ta!nment at the church March :.
T. II. Sutton of Central avenue Is visit
ing relatives in Mcfarland.
Lincoln day program will be given
sunday evening at the Kansas Avenue
Methodist church.
Mrs. {. II. Peebler who has been sick
at her home, 800 Kansas avenue, is Inn
The w T. X. club will meet Tuesday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. q. T. Fielder
| mig, 1905 South Harrison street. Maya
zines viii be the subject discussed
Mrs. G. w. Banter, who has been sick st
her apartments at the Union Pacific hotel,
| suffering from influenza. is able to be rp
Mrs. Anna Fryer of Omaha, Neb., who
| was called here by the Illness of her little
/ son, Lewis Fryer. who has been suffering
| from pneumonia at the apartments of his
grandparents at the Union Pacific hotel
| has returned to Omaha. Lewis Is recover
| ing rapidly.
| The Standard Bearers met Friday eve
ning with Miss Edna Shook of Garfield
Place At q 30 dinner was served. with an
! propriate place cards of valentines An
| interesting lesson and program were given
Owing TO sickness only seven were pres-
ent; Miss Irene Williams. Miss Mildred
trawford Miss Freda Huber, Miss Lucille
antrim, MISS Maxine Huber, Miss Gladys
| Reed and Miss Edna SHOOK
D X. Dexter. undertaken, S23 Kan
sas avenue.-Adv.