The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-01-03
DEATHS AND FUNERALS

Miss 3. A. Landrigan died Tuesday
At Evergreen hospital. Leavenworth.
Miss Landrigan was well known In
Topeka and formerly lived with the
family Of Willard Hall at Twelfth
street and Topeka avenue. The body
viii be taken to Logansport, Ind, for
burial.
store at 100 East Sixth avenue for
number of years died at his home at
11OS East Sixth avcuue Tuesday after
noon following a long illness. He was
one of the well known druggists Of the
city and has been engaged IL ihe drug
business on the East Side about six
teen years.
Mr.. Kelly was born June 10. 1866. az
Patricksburg. Ind. and graduated from
the Louisville school OF pharmacy ana
subsequently married Miss Amanda
| Baker of Spencer. iEd.- May .. 1873 tic
moved to Kansas in 1884 and to Topeka
in 1895 He has been engaged in the
drug business since 1880.
Mr. Kelly has been active in church
and civic affairs since coming to To-
peka and il is largely through his
efforts and influence that the East Side
drainage district was organized ana
work done to protect the property OF
Parkdale from the ravages OF Biddle
creek He has been an active member
of the First Christian church for many
wears and has been an elder OF the
church for several years. He has been
active in other church work. civic and
moral Improvements in that part OF the
city.
His health has been poor for num-
Der of years and he has been assisted IN
running the drug store by his dauRht
ers Misses Lottie and Lulu, who, with
his widow. survive him.
The funeral services win be held az
the residence Thursday at $3.50 O'Clock.
The funeral Of James r. McAuley.
the three year old son Of Mr.. and MIS-
James McAuley. who was burned 10
death Tuesday was held at the homo
at ? O'Clock this afternoon and the body
was buried in Bowers cemetery.
Word has been received here Of the
death Of Albert II. Patch Of Cam
bridge Miss. which occurred on Christ
mas day Mr. Patch was formerly "
resident Of Topeka and was one Of the
first conductors employed by the To-
pelSa Street Railway company nc
moved to Massachusetts about II years
ago. He was brother-in-law Of Fl. F.
Heller of Topeka
The funeral Of the late Mrs. Adeiino
TwedaIe who died at her home a. on
Hancock street. Monday night. VIII ne
held tomorrow afternoon at the home
at O'Clock. The body will be buried
in the Topeka cemetery.
The funeral Of Mrs. Mary L. Tripp.
formerly OF Topeka. who died 81
MartinsviIle. Ind. Monday following
stroke of apoplexy viii be held At the
home OF +. r. Taylor at 1913 western
avenue at ? O'Clock Thursday and the
body will be buried in the Topeka GEM
eterv. She is survived by son. Frank
c. Tripp Of Kansas city ana
daughter. Mrs. c. L. Hobart OF Holden
Mo.
Frank F. smith died this morning a.
his homo ar POI Jackson street. at the
age OF IS years II is likely that the
body will be shipped 20 Des MONIES
la. for burial The funeral arrange
ments viii be announced later.
John Glenn cied IN Strceter. III. OF
tnbcuIosis. last Sunday and his body
viii be brought to Topeka for burial.
Tae services viii be held in Brown
,.banel af 10 O'Clock Thursday morning
and the body viii be buried In Bethel
cemetery.