The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-06-02
PARRISH FAMILY SAFE.
More People Reported Dead
Have Been Heard From.

More People Reported Dead
Have Been Heard From.
Two boatmen, Frank Wetz and Ed
ward Berg. made trip of considerable
length through North Topeka Monday,
returning late in the afternoon. They
visited a large number of houses and
brought back the names of about 200
people who had not been previously re-
ported, but who are safe in various
houses, many of them at Maple Grove
In this number are several who have
been reported dead or missing For IN
stance, Mrs. F. E. Kutz is safe, and the
T. J. Parrish family, which was last
seen in a tree several days ago, are also
all right. There are others also in this
list who were supposed to be drowned.
The list brought over by Metz and Berg
is as follows:
George Clarke and family.
Mrs. J. H. Custenborder, baby and
mother Mrs. Hines.
Mrs. +. E. Kutz.
Maud Miller and Guy Miller.
T. J. Parrish and family.
J. Blasky and family.
J. NJ Albright and wife.
D. NJ. Folz and wife.
Robt. Simon and family. 1921 Tyler.
B. A Matthew and family.
Sam Salters, wife and children.
n. L. Wooden and wife and chill
dren.
H S Curry.
A. Roch and wife.
r. S. Robson and wife.
J. H. Custenborder.
W. ToliYer, wife and son, cOlOred.
/ Mrs. H. Murray, cOIored.
Frank Emmett and family.
Mrs. Altman and family.
l. E Small and family
/ VIII Spencer and family.
/ Warren Spencer and family.
Win Fry and family.
John Smith and family.
/ f. Garland and Wife.
I. S. Green.
/ Howard Green.
NJ. J. siaybaugh and family.
Mamie Bbulor. r. ~
Tilford Johnson.
! w A. Forbes and family
Charles Shoukwiler and family.
Mrs. E. E. Harold and Imogene, Le-
nolia and Bessie Harold.
j. s. Bacon and wife.
w. E. Bacon and wife.
Mrs 6. f. Miller.
r. Tenant and wife.
Mrs w. j. Woodburn and Elizabeth
and Mary Woodburn
Ethel Grant.
c. Eldred. wife and baby.
NJ Porter. colOred.
/ Priscilla ShreVe.
J. E. Small.
Mary Fowler.
Geo W Nichols and family.
Frank Scales.
- GURUS and family.
H NJ Barney.
viii Saunders and family.
H. H. Saunders and family.
J. J. Ketchum and family.
Mrs. Henderson and children.
John Bumgardner and family.
Frank Roche and family.
Elmer Myers.
w H. Needy and son.
William Sharp.
There were few other names on this
list but the pencil lines were so din
that they could not be made out by tht
time the paper reached the State Jour
nal office
other data which the list contained
were as follows:
Mrs. W. H. Kinney and son Dan have
gone to Horton.
Charles Elkins, Joseph Sanders and
wife and child have been moved to the
Reform school,
Bert shingle and wife have gone tc
Mrs. curry and daughters have beer
moved to safe grounds.
Mr.. Wilder, wife and sons have gone
to Horton.
At 1909 Central avenue there are III.
Mr.. and Mrs. s. G. Parkhurst and sor
v
p. T. Wise
2. D. Davis
T. c. Dibble. wife and two children
Mr.. Doubek. who. came with P. j
Wise with a boat.
At 1905 Central avenue are the follow
ing:
Mrs Mary Wallace. Henry O'Gee ant
SCI ora, Mrs Amelia Leslie and daugh
rer-in-lav, John Bryan and wife.
At Mrs NIiller's, 1913 Central avenue
are Mrs Miller and three children. Mr.
Cash and wife, and Clarence HUFF.
The following three lists have beer
received by the State Journal. but tn
place where they are located is no
given
MI. Harmon. wife, baby and sister
Edward. Boyer; MIR. Pennick, wife an'
three children.
John w. Guffey and wife; George W
Cooper and wife; Alfred Glidden anS
! wife, Rose Glidden, Matte Guffey, Mag
t gle earns.
Michael Schwartz, VIM. J. Schwartz
E Mrs. Mary Schwartz. Miss Adeila Bistos
Albert F'irner, Mrs Julia Richardson
Mrs. Isabel McGaffin-