The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-18

A joint celebration of the anniversary of
the order will be held by Am1ty lodge,
No. 231, K. of p. and of Amity temple,
No: los. Pythian Sisters, Friday evening,
February II, at the hall, 900 Kansas ave-
nue.. for members and their families.
L. E. Fritz of the Kaw Valley National
bank, has been appointed secretary of the
North Topeka Civic club for the coming
year.
The pernicious habit of cutting corners
is having its effect on the appearance of
ing to cutting across the northeast cor
ner, and the ground has become well
packed at this point, probably killing all
grass roots. No objection is made to pc
destrians using the driveway at the rear OF
the building, to shorten the distance. and
as the corner cutting only saves three or
be dispensed with easily. If civic pride
does not keep people from mutilating prop
erty, the fear of the law might have some
effect if signs were put up warning tres
passers to keep off.
Amity lodge, No. PSI. X. of p will hold
the regular meeting Monday evening at
the hall, 900 Kansas avenue.
J. C. .Snediker and John A. Sheetz were
added to the board of directors of the
Midwest Building 81 Loan association at a
special meeting of the stockholders Fri
day evening. The officers and directors
of the association are F. o. Morns. presi-
dent; 4. r. Baer, vice president: c. L.
Thomas. secretary treasurer; ID. T. Gabriel
John SheetZ, J. c. Snediker, Fred Buech-
ner.
At the annual banquet of the stockhold-
ers held recently contest was arranged
for the object of gaining new members for
the association. The contest will close
April TO- when the losing side will stand
treat for a banquet Captains of the two
teams T. o. Morns and r. r. Bear
The fire department made a run last
evening to the city limits on West Gordon
street in answer to an alarm, but were
unable to locate any fire.
A picture of Abraham Lincoln on the
cover of recent number of the War Cry
more nearly resembles outlaw or
dope fiend than it does the martyred
president. 1t is more apt to be taken for
u rogue than for Honest Abe"
Notes and Personals.
from Kansas 3,,iu avenme 70 1926 Monroe street.
O. d. Hotchkiss is sick at his home in
Mr. and Mrs Ed Seal and daughter
Mrs. Raymond Peterson of Central avenue,
spent yesterday in Granville, visiting
relatives
daughter, Rosemary. of Wichita, are the
guests of Mr.. Spetters parents; Mr. and
Mrs. J. II. Spetter of Jackson street Mrs.
Spetter and little daughter have been the
guests of Mrs. Spetters parents, Mr. and
Mrs. S. S. Myers, of Oakland, for several
j. +. Palmer who has been sick with
influenza at his home, 1918 Monroe street,
for the past two weeks. is able to be ont.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Snediker and chill
dren, Oliver and Angelina, will motor to
Kansas City tomorrow to visit relatives
over Sunday. Oliver will remain and re
sumo his work at n school of window card
writing where he is taking a course.
Mr.. and Mrs o. o. Fireoved will spend
Sunday in Independence. Mo, the guests
of relatives.
The L. A. club met at the home Of Mrs.
S. J. Wyatt, 1925 Jackson street, Thurs
day evening. Members present were: Mrs.
Henry Bassett. Mrs. L. Cooper, Mrs. Bron-
SON. Mrs. Ed Byrd. Mrs. Taylor. Mrs De-
wore, Mrs G. A. Dent. Mrs. NJ. Prosser,
Mrs. Rose Prosser, Mrs. COnkle and Mrs.
s. f. Dexter. undertaken. SIS Kan
sas avenue.-Aiv-