The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-06-03

MING. JUNE 8, 1908.
FLOOD NOTES.
Long. of the state printing Office that
the Ansel family is safe in North To-
pexa.
George Washington. a well known
North Topeka colOred man who was
missing, is reported to be at the home of
his mother-in-law, near the Reform
school,
Daisy and Panson Mitchell. daughters
of Edward Mitchell of Valencia, who
were in the Davis elevator, have been
brought out and have gone to their
home.
DR.. Swift, of North Topeka. during
the day can be found at 1I13 Monroe
street, except from to o. M, when
she can be found at national council
rooms of the knights and Ladies of Sc
eurlty' Seventh and Kansas avenue.
It is reported this morning that the
following people are safea S24 Buchanan
street; c. H. Morns and wife, of 1913
North Madison; Fred Morns and wife
of the Morns & Myers grocery; Mrs.
Cunningham and daughter of West
Gordon street.
Mrs. Bradford. Mrs. Churchill and
Mrs. Hayes of 1881 North Fillmore,
greatly desire if possible news of their
husbands. Word to be left at State
Journal Office.
A telegram was received today ad-
0THGCaH n Of
house and signed T. B. Seothone. 1t
read: If Dee Scothome is safe have
him wire his mother at Paola, Kan"
The name of Scothome does not ap-
pear on any of the lists of the rescued
which have yet been published. None
/ of the Crawford theater people know
the name and it can not be found in
the directory.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Euclid
Avenue M. E. church is sewing all the
time now on new garments for the flood
sufferers. The material is furnished by
the relief committee, and the work is
done by the women. The work is being
done at the homes of the members of
the society. Mrs. G. T. Mattingly, Of
III Lincoln street, is president, and she
can give information to women who de-
sire to sew as to when and where the
work is being done.
Raymond, the 5-year-old son of Fire
man G. H Garrett, was drowned early
Saturday morning by the eapsizing of
a boat at Logan and Morse streets
Should the body be found, please notify
him at 1900 South Jackson street, also
DeMoss g PenweH. The child was
dressed with black coat, pants. shoes
and stockings. striped black and white
waist, short black overcoat with black
velvet collar.
The ladies of the First United Presby
terrain church will meet at the parson-
age. S12 Tyler street Thursday after
noon, to sew for the flood sufferers.
Charles McCleary. who came over
from North Topeka in a boat which
landed a the foot of Western avenue
this morning, reported that there are "a
people in the Davies store. 1870 in the
Davies elevator and "a in the Franz
j store in North Topeka. His report also
added three names to the list of the
known dead: Mrs. Philips and her son
/ Jim and Johnny Jones. all colored who
We're drowned at 1876 North Clay, Friday
night
/ Councilman J. w Blossom and family
were brought over on the breeches buoy
at the arch bridge last Tuesday after
noon. They had been in the elevator.
They were taken to the home of David
4 Overmyer, and soon afterwards Mrs.
Blossom suffered from a severe fall,
fracturing her arm
Harry G. Wilson would like the pres
/ ent address of his aunt, Mrs. NJ. G.
Excl. Leave address on the register at
1 the Auditorium.
DR.. Davis and family. Mrs. Cannon
and daughters. Mary and Margaret, and
Miss Pierce were brought over Tuesday.
Pat Francis. the Rock Island section
foreman on the Rock Island on the
/ o'clock Tuesday evening from the Davis
elevator. Why amt you out putting
up switch lights. Pat?" he was asked as
he landed from the breeches buoy
hev liz in the wurrld. Didn't We jist
see me dinin' on this trolley?'
Information as to the whereabouts of
Mrs. c. W. Harmon and Miss Violet
Harmon of 1904 Kansas avenue, IS want
ed by J. l. Anderson at the Dutton
house.
Information as to the whereabouts of
John Kull, wife and daughter in 400
block North Jackson street is wanted
by Dr.. Swift, lib Madison street.
Information of Sarah Burns is wanted
by H. c. Sprague of Chalk, Kan, now
at the Dutton house.
The wife and children of G. c. Lang
are at the Office of the grand secretary
of the Odd Fellows.
The following were taken from Dol
mans store Tuesday: Ida, Susia and
George Reed of 1919 Western avenue;
Nettie and Katie Thomas. The follow
ing still remain in the store: Mrs.
Thomas. c. A. Thomas, Levi and Mary
Thomas. Ben Bowman, f W Ormsby,
D. B. Reed and daughter and two color
ed people
Friends looking for Agnes Doutt
please leave word at registration book
at Auditorium for J. L. Helndron.
S. Pelphrey, of FIillsboro. Texas wish
es to know where Miss Hattie Pelphrey,
or any of J. c. SAVERS family of 1921
North Monroe. are now located. Please