The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-08-17
Notes and Personals.

variety.
Notes and Personals.
Row Palmer, of 1920 North Topeka
avenue. has returned from a visit in
Ratoon, N. NJ, and La Junta, Col.
John Richardson has moved from III
Adams street, South side, to 216 Saywel
| street. 100,
North Harrison street to 3Ol Wes'
Curtis street.
O. F Winner. of Rochester, today is
confined to his home as the result OF
severing an artery below the knt9a While
cutting hedge near his house Thurs
day. His little son, Howard, found him
and his older son, Roy, and Mrs. Win
ner. who were ct home, stopped the
bleeding. If he had not been found
when he was, it is thought that he
would have soon bled to death.
Mrs. Fred Hobert, of Tulsa, Okla, is
visiting her mother, Mrs. J. c. More
head 1851 North Kansas avenue. Mr.,
Morehead is looking for a location in
Texas. He formerly worked for To-
peka tea and coffee house and for TIE
last year has been conducting tea I'D
coffee store at Tulsa. Recently he sold
out the business.
Lynn Morehead, of 1851 North Kansas
avenue, is visiting his aunt, Mrs. Robert
Robinson, of Kansas City.
Mrs. ]. P. Havens, of 12S Holman
street, has returned from visit in
Kansas City.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. F. Davis, of Hoyt,
were Topeka visitors Friday. Mr.. Hoyt
saws that he expects to harvest 1900
bushels of apples this year from his
seven acre orchard
Proctor FOUGHT has returned from a
visit in Colorado.
AL Brown, formerly travelling man for
the Kuehne Preserving works, now in
the oil and real estate business in
Tulsa is building a fine home in that
city, according to word received here
To-Day. He went to Tulsa several years
ago, struck oil, and became wealthy.
Harry Williamson was in st. Joe On
business Friday.
Mrs. Sarah A. Todd, who has been
visiting in st. Joseph, has returned
home.
The ornamental and protective coping
on the Garfield park fountain has been
finished. 1T is to keep children from
running on the rim of the fountain and
being in danger of falling in
Miss Lucille Maze, of 1882 North
Quincy street, who has been visiting in
Osawkie. has returned home.
Mrs T. D. Gabriel is visiting her
father, John Evans. at Emporia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Gabriel, of Deni-
son. are expected to arrive tomorrow
for a visit with North side relatives.
Bert Fisher, who recently completed
avenue, is building a new large barn on
the place.
The brick foundation of the Central
Avenue Christian church. which is be-
ing raised and remodeled, is nearly
completed.
avenue, has returned from a visit in
Pratt.
Mrs. ]. M. sprou1, of shorsy. has re-
turned from Kansas City, where she
has made a short visit.
Mr.: and Mrs. l. W. Smith and
daughter, Freda, of HOB Central avenue,
will leave tonight for visit in Colo
RADIO.
Mrs. ]. A. ouaney, of 1901 North
Jackson street went to Silver Lake to-
day for visit with relatives.
Kelsey Petro has returned from a
visit in Oakley.
Mrs. c. B. Cunningham, of S33 North
Kansas avenue, has returned from a
business trip to st. Joe and st. Louis.
]. K. Leighton, while fixing a win
dow shade, fell and dislocated his
finger this morning.
Mrs. Sarah Suit of 1927 North Jack
son street. who has been confined to
her bed with stomach trouble, is able
to be up and around. She is the moth
or of Charles Suit.
George Vitter is visiting relatives in
Springfield and Dayton, Ohio.
E. NJ. Reckards and daughters
EStella and Louise or OSaWk1e are
North side visitors today.
Roscoe Mead of ESkridge is visiting
his mother, Mrs. Sarah Mead, of SO
North Harrison street.
Miss Edna Mcclure of SIS North
Kansas avenue is visiting her aunt,
Mrs ]. n. willard, near Elmont.
Rev. John Meeker of Rincon, n.
NJ. father of Rev. w. c. Meeker, will
fill his sons pulpit tomorrow morning.
His topic will be Social Life Among
the Mormons."
G. w. Ward of Kansas City is visit
Mr. and Mrs. NJ. NJ Shirley of
Granville have gone to Colorado for
short visit.
w c. Cochran has moved from the
South side to 1887 Central avenue.
Sunday at the home of Ed Reckard in
Newman.
Andrew Hurley of Gr:ntville has
gone to Chicago on business.
Miss Gladys Cunningham, who has
been spending the summer in Colo
RADIO, is expected home the first of
September.
A party of North side young people
are camped on the Ed Martin farm
near Kiro. The party includes Miss
Margaret Cole, Miss Hazel Kincaid,
Miss Mamie Zarker. Miss Ethel Han
nah Miss Ruth Mckinley, Miss jean
cite Emert, Mrs. Ethel Dana, Mrs. w.
I. Cole and Mrs Ira Williams.
Miss Edna Horning of Granville
was North side visitor Friday.
Miss Daisy Ottinger of Granville is
visiting at the home of Mrs. William
Brown on North Monroe street.
Ernest Wiedaugh is moving fIom
Oakland to I'LL North Quincy street
Mrs. Hattie Horning of Granville is