The Topeka state journal., 1913-04-19

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to 1915 or the State Journal office.1
Alaska Moore, 700 Adams street, will re-
turn to his work in the machine shops
| Monday morning, after a six weeks alb
sence on account of illness.
]. D. Wilson. 414 Lake street, is visiting
hl5and1no his mother & and nd other relatives in
is recovering from the grip.
| Mrs. J. S. Zinn is improving and will
soon be taken home from the hospital
| where she was operated three weeks
! ago for appendicitis, to her home, 122 Bea-
I con street.
| home in Paxico yesterday, after spending
| two weeks with her brother John Weeks
and family, 405 Lake street, and other
Mr.. and Mrs R. Mattice, 226 Chandler
| street are improving their home by the
| addition of a new porch.
Mrs. H. L. Athon, 42S Lake street is
able to be around the house, after a three
months illness.
Miss Minnie Buschacher, 1913 Kansas
avenue. is improving from attack of
appendicitis.
The play given last night by the young
folks of the Milligan school district at the
Tecumseh Grange hall was much enjoyed
by the large number who attended. The
coffee and all had a good time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Yankee, of Grant
vile, spent Sunday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs R. Botroff, of Tecumseh, and
other relatives.
Or; Frank .Jolley; 2s4 Chandler street.
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spend a few days on business.
George Weaver and family spent Friday
with his parents at Shady Glen farm.
Mrs Mary Somerlot died Thursday
Charles Creamer. 147 Ohio street where
she has been making her home for the
past few months. Mrs. Somerlot was past
81 years old and has lived on the East
side for the past thirty years. She was
chapel in Topeka cemetery. She leave two !
daughters Mrs. Dora Creamer and Mrs !
Wilson. Of Kiro, and one son, Frank, of
Mrs. Ed Travis. of Leland street, en-
i tertained Mrs Kate Ponahue. 612 Lake
street, at her home Friday.
Dee Alexander, of Newton. Kan, ar
rived TINS morning to spend few days |
Ger street, and other relatives.
era Grandma ma sturgis, 9o8 East Second
street. suffered relapse last night and is
G. f. Morford, of Arkansas City, ar
10ed tod9y I tS spend 2 Sunday M with his
avenue, and other relatives.
had for her guests Friday Mrs. Jessie
of Newton, Kan, Mrs. Maggie
Kelly and Mrs. E. B. Jolley, 234 Chandler
street, and daughter Mary and son Harry
Jolley.
Mrs. Ed Miller. 6s5 Lime street, and Mrs
A. T. Bowers left yesterday for a two
weeks visit in Ottumwa, Iowa, with rela-
Mrs. John Nixon, of Scranton, came
Tuesday to visit with her daughters over
Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Sheafor, 1913 East Seventh
street, and Mrs. Marie Thomas, 7O9 Law
renee street, went today to Mankato,
Kan, where. they will visit with Dr. and
Mrs. Clyde Shaffer for a week.
Mrs. Ralph Harris of Kansas City Mo-.
s visiting her sister, Mrs. W. E. Butler,
- Adams street.
What might have resulted in a seri-
BUS accident had the team been a lit
IL oil MIL
wrecked on the East Seward avenue
road Friday occurred when the
1river of the car with Lawyer Bo-
niger lost control of the car and turn
I'd into the ditch. Neighbors went to
heir assistance and the wrecked car
vas hauled in to the garage, but not
until it had fallen off the wagon on
which it was loaded smashing the
shield and other parts that were not
broken when it went in the ditch.