The Topeka state journal., 1913-07-30
NORTH SIDE NEWS
Kansas National Guard Returns
From ManeuverS Today.
Topeka Companies Arrived at
Has This Morning.

Tents were struck and blankets were
rolled up. and thrown into the baggage
cars this morning at Fort Riley and the
National Guardsmen started for home
One special which consisted of IA cars
and a caboose passed through North
Topeka this morning bearing the
southeastern companies. We had u
fine outing, gained a lot of knowledge
at the maneuVers and are glad 30 be
on the road homeward,'' said a young
lieutenant of the lola company this
morning. Il think we made very good
showing. taking into consideration that
the men had very little drilling
The Topeka company arrived this
morning on the Union Pacific at IL: 10.
Six men from every company will re-
main at the fort for three days to take
part in the target practice.
49, Grocery Stores Closed.
The grocery stores on the North Side
was closed all day today with the eX-
ception of a few small stores in the
residence districts which We're open
part of the morning 1t is reported that
nearly all the grocerymen and their
employees of the, North Topeka stores
attended the picnic. The forces of the
Morns and Meyers Co, the Dibble Co,
the Sheetz Grocery Co, the Eagle
Grocers, the Booster, Buechner Gro
Gerry Co., and the Owl Grocery Co, are
Wakarusa this morning.
Arrested for Disturbing the Peace.
Maggie Sosa and her daughter, Mary
Sosa, were arrested Tuesday evening
for disturbing the peace. Both of tile
women are Italians and live at 925
North Monroe street. The warrant for
their arrest was sworn out by the
daughter of Maggie Sosa who lives at
923 North Madison. Both the women
were released on bond
School Meeting at Lyman.
The residents of the Lyman school
district will meet tomorrow evening at
the school house to vote the amount of
the school levy for the coming yea-.
Some other business will be considered.
w. c. T. U. Institute Held.
The w. G. T. u institute was
day under the auspices of the
local union. Over a hundred members
of the organization attended and an
enjoyable time was reported. The
principal speakers were the Reverend
J. E. Scheer and Viola Troutman, both
of North Topeka.
Social for the Ladies' Guild Club.
The Ladies Guild club of the Epis-
copal Church of the Good Shepherd
will hold an ice cream social at the
home of the King Brothers, at 1C17
North Quincy street this evening. They
are expecting a good attendance.
Personal Mention.
F. E. Splitter and Allen Nipper will
make a bicycle trip to Pauline this
morning.
Mrs Emmet Walraven was in North
Topeka this morning on q shopping
trip and has returned to her home at
Menoken. IS
Dr. H. F. Pratt 1notored to North
Topeka from his home at Rossville this
morning.
c. F;Adams will motor to Wakarusa
today to attend the grocers' picnic.
Mrs. NJ j. McGahey, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. W. J.
of North Central avenue, has
returned to her home at Seymour, Ia.
Mrs. S. Adams, of Idaho, is in North
Topeka visiting friends.
William Heap has returned to his
work in Arizona after visiting his wife
at 917 North Kansas avenue.
c. A. Luke, of Melvin, is in North
Topeka visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. B. Winner have gone
to Holton to visit friends.
Enid Timer, of Wamego, formerly
of North Topeka, was badly injured
at Wamego by her horse backing the
buggy in which she was riding off the
end of a bridge. She will recover.
Stella Berryton, of the Morns &
Myers grocery store, has gone to Ber-
ryton on a vacation trip.
Mrs. J. Rux, of Meriden, is visiting
her daughter, Mrs. August Erhart, of
1922 North Kansas avenue.
Park Goodno and J. w. King of Ell
mont are in North Topeka today on
business.
F. P. Elmore, of the Shawnee State
bank, has returned from Kansas City
where he has been an business.
The Rochester Tennis club will meet
Friday evening at the home of Perry
Helm.
The young people of the Baptist
Church B. Y. P. L. are busy making
preparations for the social which will
be held at S34 North Kansas avenue.
They are putting out a large amount of
literature.