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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
Snnse Sranen tabIen
bic 0Otbwenoigfeit
bon yriiblinss NnSiigen.

@suu Die Taee Ionnis unb Die Cuff
niiIoe mirb, menR bic Bdume ausihla'
osll uno bas Srsie ruff = aber am met
jten, ipenn cine Sruu ihren eriten Sriih'
iinasbut erbdit. fiiblt iie Die giotbwen'
biaieit einss neuen SSriihlin9s Nnjuees.
Darum babsu mir generDs ssior9t In
Der @rmartuus Der Ssaieroe fiir neue
Nn,fae, welhe belle &ase brinet =
oiles porssisben. oas gut, neu uno
brddbtia 1T fur bic bunbsrte BON
ssrauen, Die suerft on uns osnfen. neuu
iie ben antanf zines an3uges beabiih'
iiaen. Sier beihreiben MIR ishs nene
Wiobelle ilir iunse 6rauen:
@iner uun rabm Deoforo @oro, nit l.
Snopi, Sluis @fisft ROd uno nsuem
brapirtsn 9leiberrOd. Sehr prdhtig,
5u $35.
0iner pon fhwarj geitreiftem rahm
@erae, nit Balfan Rod nuo &attne
Seraaen uno einem nelen orapirien
3leiSerrod. Gin iussnolider Stil, $25.
@iner pon ihmari uno iDsiB @bed.
nit Bulian Blule Hod. nit iieben
@las 9u6pfen uno uerIiertem 9raesn
uub nsuem Ornpirtsn 9letoerrod. gu
$25.
@iner BON braunsm peftreiften @pOn'
ge, nit 1.Snopf, cut'awag Rod nno
spei Sthd Sletoerrod. gu $35.
@iner pom srauem @ponse, NIT 5'
8nBpfsu, cut,awap ROd, nit arasen
unb Wtuu6etten BON rabm Bensulin
Seibs unb brnpirtem aleiberrod. gu
$50.
@insr uon 9iouit6ts sStreifen braunsm
Suiting, NIT 4'9u0pfe Bluien 8od,
nit per3isrtem Sra9en uno Wtanhstteu
unb Seite.Orupirten 9Ieiberrcd. Su
S25.
aniuss SuIUu-,psii'r StOd.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
Stdbtrath.

Direftor Der 6ffentliAen Siherbeit
@. o. S'WtallsD Duroe am Sreitag In
Der Staotratbsiisuu8 iebr mhtbeno. ols
Or. .. S9. Grams pom Glib Wfain
Npenue erid,ien, um se9en Die @tablir'
nng zines ltdbtil1en 0oipitals fur anr
itsdenbe &raufbsiten 3u rscen. Diref'
tor S'Wiallep bate iif ,u9uniten elmer
Bemilligung pon $25, 900 fir Elm iolhee
Solpital erfldrt, unb Or. @pans inhte
ben BeipeiS iu brin9en, oaB es cine
1iiroe pon ettpa $50. 900 fur bic Staot
MAIDEN miirbe bes ar,teS Sbee LIT. oaB
fein isperates @sbduoe. ionoeru eiH ans
bau an elm beltsbenoes 9olpital errt6tet
wsrbe, mo iol9e Sraufbeiten behauoelt
meroen fonnen. Dirsftor S'lIRallsp
bob berpor, wslhe Sdwierisfeiteu .ss
9ebe, menf elm NIT eiuer anltedenoen
9raufbsit bebafteter Patisnt nod eineni
Soipital iiberfiibrt meroen Ioll. srtlGrte
audi. oaB bie Nerjte 9e9en Elm iolheS
ltdbtiides Snftitnt feisu aus ielbftiiihti.
gen @riinben uno mafte oann nod oenl
Or. @pans ben Sormnrf. oa6 oieier
eiujtg uno allein auh aus ielbitihhtieen
@rhnben eesen oas Proiett prOteitire.
Berihieoene Burger marsn erfhie'
men, um fir unb sesen oaS proieftirts
Sinbuft an @uibburn StraBe ju prote'
itiren. pelhes Die esfdbrlihe SadiOu
StraBs 9rsu3uns sriessH fol-. Sc wurbs
oarauf bingemieien, melfe @efabr bort
sriitire, ndbrenb anbernIeitS erfldrt
maro, oaB bic SAlieBuns bon Sadion
Straee an Der Stele ben Nertb bes
@igtntbums berabiebsn nnb bie Sc
ihdfte bort ruiniren uiiroe. Sbi6ou
Die Wfebr5abl jusuniten osS 8iabufts
ju fein lheint, nahm Der Staotratb
feline BeidluBnahms In Der Sa9s.
@ine Gu5ubl 3lassH iibsr bsitebenbt
tlebelftGnoe murben aud anseh0rt uns
ollen iowsit mie m0sli6. siinitis srls'
oiet meroen. Die SroinanS sur Bfa'
lterun9 pon @enter StraBe, srpiinen
Penu uub Sranfltn Gpenue, tparb bel
oritter unb enbgiiltiSer Seiuns bsitatiSt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
@rdfiSent SBilfon betreffs xarifs
bill oPttmiftifh.

RrdiiOenf gBiIiou bate lstten W2ou.
tag cine lonse llnterreouns init ben
aorreiponbenten 6 uerihiebener Seitnns
gen. in Der er Der bsitimmten 6Ofinuag
Iusorud uerlieb, oab Oas 2an6 i'm nIls
9emeinsn nit ben Bsltimmuueen oes
nsueu Sarifseieses 3uirieben iein meros.
@r CLAUDE. wie er gang often ia9te, aud
nift, onB irseuo Elm @gffdtt infoles
Der neuen 3ollidse uerbdngniBpolle
StOrungen eriabren lperoe unb oae,
wennslei9 anf etn iofOrtiees 5allen Der
Breiie fur Sebensmittsl niht ~ rebnen
fti. bic 9oniumeuten bod au9entlidlia
nah erfolster Nnnabme Der Tarifpors
ln9e Die SOlseu oes rsOu5irten 3ous
auf 3uder ipireu weroen. Slu9 fifthte
CT niAt. onB bic porseihlaeenen 3oll,
Tsonttionen oerart fino, oab fie etu Sc
i9dft ruiuiren P6nneu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
Suumpre.

= Der 25 Sabre alts @atalbo Ban.
tata Duroe um 2 uhr seitern WiOrssu
oil @Oonep StroBs nit aht 9uselpun
ben toot aufssfnuoen uuo bic Boli3ei III
Der auiiht, oab er aus @iieriuht sr'
mOroet nurbe. Sin Riuale nm bic
@unlt einss Wtdbhens miro oils Der
Sbater betruhtet, bod fonnte ioweit
ntAts ndbsres feitSsitellt nerbsu,
oa Die 2onosleute oes @rmoroeten elm.
iad bic S6ultern Sudten un6 lid un'
wlhentlid itellten. ais man lie ausfOr'
i9en fpollts.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
4ritfS i'm 8elaicu.

Der srOBe politiids Streii, Der bon
ben SoSialosmotrutsn Bslsisns &c.
plant UOrosu 1T, nm sessn oas i'm
&auoe allssmsiu berri6snOe S9ablipitsm
iu proteitireu, lit am UtOntas wirflid
tnicenirt worben. Die eriten arbeiter,
bic iih baran bstbeilistsn, paren bic
wdbrenb Der 9ia4t in Beremertsn unb
5abriien aneeltellten Nrbeitsr. gpdb.
reno oes Gasss lestsn ttpa Ortibunbert.
tauleno Ytrioneu bic arbeit nieoer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17

Paul Dragon uOn Dla9fieIo
wuroe Samitae 0iudmittas in Der @ris
3ehe uuf Der Stells eridlagen, oils Iif)
stn 5sIisnfall sreisnsts uuO ibn bssrub.
: Surp @OmmiEar u. s. S'guple
ift friib 9eitern Wiorgen in lsiner @obn.
une on gtoro Wtain guenus nab mebr,
tdsiser Srantbeit i'm sIltsr uOn 60 Sab
rem geltorben.
- Das arbOr SOtsI Gissntbum on
SDpoming Guenue 1T gum Prsis uon
$67 900 In ben 8siis Oss Si9arb 8rao.
leg uon SIOielg iibsrsssunssn. 3. s..
Guild mar Der bisberiss @isentbHmer.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
NprS Serantou.

: Der 16 Sabre ults Srunf Pibita
Don SloDo Stra6e Duroe am Samltns
Wtorsen In oem StunlsD 3aSbsuits
Saben an GUNNER Guenne ernilht,
nadoem er lih iisben Tui6snubren aus
seeisuet bate. Der Surihe esitano
ipGter. OuB sr cine Node juuor aud
Den Saoen BON @barlsS SOptins unO
5ranf 6rieolum an SlODo StraBe be.
raubt bate.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
Nanne Gpuntn.

SonesbaIe. - 5rau slnorsas Se6.
ling uOn SrOue StraBe III seltsrn VOrs
mittag nah mebrtGsiSer Sranfbeit si'
nem 9erjl6la9 .erlegsn. sic mar "a
Sabre alt uno miro pom Dem @atten
uno elmer Eohter iibsrlebt. Die Bsi.
iesune finoet SamltaS i'm Oeutiden
fatb. Srieobof itatt.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
eamen-samen-eamen

9tOtbe. psiss unO sslbe Stsd;wisbsln,
crime @rbisu. Sorn, Salut, Rettise,
Rabies6en, Sobnen, rotbe, Deibe nnO
9elbe Rhbcu. iomie ole Sorten uon
frif4en oeutideu Sdmereisu beim WlaB
ooer Pfnno.
@omaro Stebeder,
1875 $50 2adnmanna Guenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
.gar bisrsia Sabrsn", iarsibt Srau

,.@or bisr,is Sabrsn", idrsibt Srau
Y. Slein Don Woobmaro, Stla., ralS
Id nod elm flsiues Widohcn mar, tpuroe
Id, franf, tpdbreno mir bel 6reunben ~
Beiuh paren. sic subsn mir 5orni's
Glpentrduter. SD erinnere mid. mie
gut er mir tbat.. Das mar In aliion,
ST., uno III idon lanse Der. SD babe
Jest etite Gphter, Die III 18 Sabre oft /;
lie bat usrihitSens ibmere 9fhtnmaiisl
mus.Antdlle sebabt, uno bat fortmdbr.
enb Wtdssnleioen. SD psis, Der al'
psufrdutsr pirb ibr gut tbun. Sabsn
sic bier sinsn NOeuten. Bite, lniien
sic eS mir milien.@
Das SDiHen nm bic 8orji9e BON
Sorui's aIpsnfriuter sebt uon Sc.
nerutiou su @ensration. Yisr3is Sabre
1T cine louss 3eit, ober Die Wirfuns
oes SeilmltteIs mar 10 uoltbeilbaft, oas
iie es nidt uerssiien bat
Seine Npotbefer Wieoiiin, ionosrn
Elm einfaAes Srautsr. Ssilmittel. mel1ss
oem Bublifum oireft seliefert miro burf)
Spssialr N9entsn, bic eruannt psrosn
pom ben @i9enthiimern, Or. Better
SabrneD & CONS &c., 1875 90.
9onne auenue. @hicaso, 81.
Sorni's sllpenfrduter Blutbeleber III
su baben bel 9sHrp sBaIter. 1o11 @sOur
auenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
StIUerFOne,
2eitenber Cptifer.
Ssit 1885 in Der StaOt Serautsa
stablirt.

S8ir lin6 umse,oeen uon unierua
dlteu Plas mad .623 1adamanna Nue
uue, auf bem Booenflur, am IL. 5sh-
ruar 1918, NIT elmer pollen 9iHie Bsn
optifhsn 8aaren unb ben allerneusitm
Suitrumenteu our Priifuns Der au9n.
Infer Wtotto mar INNER: rShHeGe
8Tfdufe unb fleine Profite.A 9Bir 1nh
INNER bsreit, Shneu stpus @elo 3u u,
iparen. @ine srOee Seuonug BON fiiufb
Iiheu Gugen iosbeu erbalten. SerssHtt
ni9t ben Plas.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17

AnnoneIrs I'm ~wOehsasIass-"
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1913-04-17
&ippletts SettSeden FaS isbr

net.
Diels uetten 8sttOsden fino sswoben
aus Dem neuen 5ubriiat ,.Rtpplette". .
Bsinabs 10 leiht mie elm Betttuh. ha'
ben absr iein bhseln nStbtg, weeen oem
ipellissn @emebe. Soeal fur Sommsr.
ipohnun9en A8nnsalows uIw. Drei
So bel 80 3otl. ........---$1.25
81 bsi 80 3ou .......... 1.5o
80 BET 100 Son- n-.......... 200
@pstur rirtma Infer Dur&saus.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-06
WILSON WORKS
ON INAUGURAL
To be Ready for Printer in
Two Weeks.

Trenton. ". j.. Feb. G. President
Elect Wilson began work on his in
augural address to-day.
He said last night he had not yet
put his mind To IL and was una HE TO
say whether he would set forth geI,-
eral principles by which he wishes
these associated with him to be guild
ed or would make specific recommen-
dations respecting legislation. The
governor expects that the document
will he In the hands of the printer mt
least ten days before the inauguration.
When Governor Wilson was asked
IL he desired to express any opinion in
deposits in national banks such ma
has heel reported to lie II feSturc OF
the banking and currency bills H'w
being prefared by a house Sutxo.ansit-
tee. Of which Representative Carter
Glass Is chairman. he said he do hk
and added that this phase OF the NIL
ing question had not leen touched
upon during the tive coHferencer which
he has had with Mr.. Glass. lie said:
~ have Just received from Mr.. Glass
a letter in which he states that the re
port that the bills In his charge con
tain u provision for u xcheme OF bank
deposit g~tinra nteed Is entirely without
foundation and that the alleged rest
mes OF the hills are entirely fictlonal."
The added that It had been
remembered that the house con'mitte~
which liz now handling this matter of
banking and currency may not be the
committee TO have 1t In charge during
the next administration.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-06
RICH WOMAN
AS DETECTIVE
Mrs. Edison and Mrs. Cole
cate After Clsaa Streets

West Orange, n. j.. Feb. 6.-Mrs
Thomas A. Edison, wife Of the fnveu-
tor. and Mrs. Russell Colgate. both Of
this city. told how they had watched
houses IN town for several days In or
der to make up q list of the persons In
the habit of littering the streets with
tin cana, Feelings and other refuse.
Both are enthusiastic reformers. and
they asserted they had thoroughly IN
joyed their detective work in the civic
cause.
When they went tC the meeting Of
the West Orange council to report on
their task they found themselves In
the midst of a dramatic scene They
cteered DR.. Samuel A. Muta as he re
signed the office Of mayor because the
council had voted for another saloon.
Mrs. Colgate. whose family ia
wealthy and prominent In society, Is
head Of the committee that tries to
keep the streets clean. while Mrs. Ed
son Is president OF the West Orange
Town improvement association. of
which the committee Is an arm. When
the town s%cavenger reported he could
net tidy the streets to suit the stand
ard OF the West Orange women Ire
cause the residents would not gui,
throwing out their refuse indlscrimi-
nntely. Mrs. Edison and Mrs. Colgate
began their detective work.
While they were waiting to he heard
the council WAS arguing the matter Of
granting another saloon license. When
the vote was taken 1t was found that
the license had beer granted by u vote
Of 9 TO 5.
Mayor Muta leaped to his feet and
cried:
| ~ resign. | will not be n member of
such a body! ! quit as mayor of this
town
AS he walked down the aisle and out
Of the hall Mrs Edison and Mrs. Col
gate jumped up and applauded him
Their example was followed by others
Outside the room DR.. Muta got a sheet
Of copy paper from a reporter and on
1t wrote out his resignation as mayor
and sent 1t into the council. The oun
ell took a vote and rejected the resig-
nation.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-06
Weather Forecast.

Fair today sAt Tomorrow; modorat
Vest winds.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-06
Nears kits Arkansas Man.

Fort Smith. Ark. Feb. 6.-Frnz,er
cead. twenty years Did. son OF lanes
+. Read. former United States district
attorney. was shot and killed and
Neville FentreSS. n policeman, was
wounded by Henry Jones'. II negro,
while the latter wax resisting arrest.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-06
"LiteralIy" HabN Yet AGAIN.

We read OF 4 writer In 4 weekly
paper being literally inundated with
congratulations" The e~ongratula-
tons la question must have been at
the gushing or sloppy sort.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-06

"In Australia" Dragged the native OF
that country, you Il pick up goh
by the pint"
ut m in quartz In America re-
terted the quick witted nephew OF I'm
Gle Sam.-Pittsburgh Post
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-06
GEORGE v. CLOSELY GUARDED
S~uffraeette Attack Feared as He Goes
to Inspect Warship.

Portsmouth. England Feb. 6-King
George. closely guarded against SUI
fragettes. came here by special train
from London to inspect the new battle
cruiser New Zealan nd. which fs the Gift
to the British i-avy of the New Xe1i-
AiKlefr. His majesty went over every
part If the warship. and he eoulpu-
nlented her warmly.
TN board the special train were
Scotland Yard detectives.
All persons were barred from the sta.
tIon platforms passed by the kings
train.
Extraordinary precautions were tn K.
ell because, Of the threat by Mrs. "tIen.
erur" prummOnd tn seek Il personal iu-
terview with the king.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-06
A Great Advantaoe.

Prospective Tenants-There's n
great disadvantage about III Ahouse-
It is damp. Lnndlord-Th-, 3 no disad-
vantage. If a FIRE were to break out
1t wouldn't burn nearly SO faSt.-Fiie-
gende Batter.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-06
Efixabeth's Mayor Warns.

Elizabeth. y. j.. Feb. d.-Mayor Vie.
tor Mrnvfag Of this city give II az his
epinios that 1t vas against the law IN,
members Of the boasi Of excise to re
~eivs salaries. although the cssuBcil
pansed a resolution providing that mn
aanaal xahry of $3.50 be paid members
nj the board He Will veto tie rsssaa-
doA
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-06

To make arro',rpot Jelly moisten
two tablespoonfuls Of arrowroot In a
little eokl water and then add a pint Of
hot water to this and boil for ave min
utes. stirring constantly. This should
b prepared In . double boiler
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-06
No Ana,Mc-

Who giveth this woman away
naked the niaister who was ofnds
ing at the fourth wedding Of the IA
divorcee. Bvt her three former hr
bands sitting h the rsss psx ~
Ailent.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-06

ceremonies. After being borne
through the principal streets of the
city 1t was conveyed to the cremation
grounds outside the cid city walls.
Here 1t VAS placed on the ground,
and the funeral pyre was erected
around and over it. The body and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1913-02-06

the robes that covered 1t we're satur-
ated with perfume while a Brahmin
official stood beside 1t. Then the
pyre was set on fire, and the crowd
watched 1t until It was entirely con-
sumed. The picture shows the scene
Immediately after the fire was start
ed.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-11
OAKLAND NOTES.

Items for this column may be 'phoned
1915 or State Journal office.
The choir Of the Oakland N. e.
church will meet with Mrs. Enie NC
Caslin, 20 Oakland avenue Friday ev-
enine. and every member II requested
to be present to practice the special
music which will be rendered at the
Christmas services. -
Miss Hildred Hawarth entertained
last evening the members OF the 3. O.
D. II. club and q few friends. Those
present were: Mrs. Minnie Pugh, Mrs.
Harold Lepper. Mrs. Reese VAnsant.
Miss Gertrude stroup, Aiss Alice Linn.
Miss Ethelyn Kosers MiDs Ruth Sund.
Miss Eta Borst. Mins Cora DeLsong
and Miss Grace Wisley.
Thomas Busby. who has been very
sick for the past few wea1rs. 10 slowly
improving tut II Jet unable to leave his
home.
The ladies Of the Oakland NJ E..
church met Wednesday afternoon with
Mrs. ]. E. Glendenning. AS Green
street.
Rev. and 1Gta. L III. Dnners 18s 1Gichi-
gan avenue. win entertain ten Of the
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most intimate friends Of Mr.. Lawrence
Brit and Mr.. Earl Hoag at their home
this evening in honor of these young
men for the special work they have
done for the Oakland Christian church.
Mrs. J. E. Burgett. 43O Freeman av-
enue, has been suffering with a sick
headache for the past few days.
Charles Shulcr, former marshal of
Oakland, has resigned on account OF
leaving to make his future home in
Arkansas, end the city council met
Tuesday evening and elected Z. 8. Wal
lace to finish his term.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. I. Bower. 48S Wabash
avenue. entertained Mrs. M. White OF
Harrisburg, Pa. for a few days the
past week.
Miss Ruth vanorsdale entertained in
honor Of her birthday anniversary yes
terday afternoon from 4 to 8 O'Clock
the girls of her class in school
The Ladies' Aid society Of the Oak
land Christlan church are holding their
regular business meeting in the church
this afternoon.
Emil Allen. Of Kansas City. is spend
fng<a few days at the Deyo home on
Forest avenue.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-11
AVOID cATARRH


Why continue to suffer from catarr1,
stopped up head. husky voice and other
troubles Of the breathing organs when
your druggist will sell you Hyomei with
guarantee to refund the purchase
price If it is not satisfactory.
Hyomei is a pleasant. harmless and
antiSeptic medication which you
breathe a few times daily through q
small inhaler. 1t effectively and
promptly relieves all catarrhal dis
charges, sniffles. foul breath, watery
eyes and the formation of crusts In
the nose, or money back.
A complete Hyomei outfit, consisting
Of inhaler and a bottle of Hyomei, costs
I.0O. and extra bottles, II afterwards
needed. are only so cents.
Always use Hyomei for bronchitis,
cold in the head. husky voice, Group OF
infants and any inffammatory disease
of the breathing organs.-Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-11
LOST AND FOUND,

LOST AND FOUND.
SILVER filigroe cameo brooch between
End and Harrison and 0th and Kansas
ave. Reward. 1917 Blue.
wANTED-SIfUAI
WANTEDABy young lady student. place
to earn board. Phone 6os-W. :
YOUNG NAN attending college in To-
peka wants to work part time to make
expenses. References exchanged. Write,
HI. p. care Journal
PRACTICAL NURSING. Mrs. Leah
Large. 120 Monroe. 2
WANTEDlBy young lady student place
to earn board. Phone 666-W.
WANTEDLBy young man student place
to earn board. Phone sow.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-11
SANTA FE NOTES.

Items for this column may be tele-
phoned 1915 or State Journal ofiice.)
Engineer e. e. Smith il on duty on
account OF an operation on his eye.
Mrs. Ed Stitt. wife Of q round house
boiler maker at st. Joe, Mo-, has re-
turned to her home. after spending
the past week here with relatives and
friends. =
Mrs. Ed Ash, Mrs. Andy verlin and
Mrs. w. Simpson. wives of engineers
at Argentine. will spend Friday in To-
pelka and attend the election of the
officers Of Topeka division No. %,
which will be held In the K. and L.
Of S. hall.
The ladies of the auxiliary to the
Switchmen's union were entertained
yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Boydson
at her home, AS Adams street. Those
present were: Mrs.. r. Deppe. Mrs.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-12-11

George Fleming. Mrs. George Saun-
ders. Mrs. Fitzgibbons. Mrs. Earl
Slaybaugh. Mrs. Amos Beeler. ME-
George Real, Mrs.. Summers, Mrs. w.
Saunders, Mrs. Hull and Mrs.. Wynan.
The auxiliary to the switchmen are
meeting this afternoon in the K. and
L. OF s. hall and will elect their on
GERS for the coming year.
Fireman and Mrs. T. Roy Hoover
will return today from Parsons. Kan.
where they attended q joint installa-
ton and banquet Of the flremen and
the ladies' society OF that order.
Miss Della Hughes OF the freight
claim office and Miss Mabel Beeler of
guests at dinner at the A. q. Potter
home in Highland Park.
Mrs.. William Busby entertained the
Fidelity club ut her home Wednesday
afternoon.
Mrs. H. L. Studevant of 1915 West
Tenth street was taken to St Francis
hospital Tuesday where she will un-
dergo an operation.
The ladies of the Moose circle will
meet Friday afternoon In their hall on
East Seventh street and after the reg
ular business session the social COM
mittee win have charge and refresh
ments viii be served.
Mrs F. II. Morgan, wife Of switch
man Morgan. II slowly improving Aft
er having been seriously Ill for the
past few months.
Mrs.. John Nelson. wife Of Switch
man Nelson, ID able to sit mp for q
short time sitter being confined to her
bed for the past month with lung
trouble.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS..
c. B. Winder to l. Winder. Z. u NV.
z-13-A and n int. in %. Y ne. \
rA-H ........-.....
J. g. Bacon and wife to I. o. Stone
braker, lots 7A-46 blk. =, Buchanan
ave-. Steele's Add. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Shawnee Agency Realty Co. to F. =.
Wilson. pt. lots % ez-4-s Tyler st..
Douthitt Place No. 2.................. ,50(
l. r. Clearinghouse and wife to J. L.
Lewis, pit. lot 10 Elmwood ave.. Pot
win ....................... ZOO
J. D. Mulvane and others to Perfec-
ton Metal ei1o Co.. lot 1S4 to no
10th ave. east. and 007.9-n Adams It.
and 30e-10-12 Jefferson st.. all in Hol-
uoay aQ0 1VsVUQ
n. J. Sanders to A. W. Parks. pit. lot
6D Clay st.. Edwards tract sub. 49,. !, 400
l. H. Agard and husband to c. w.
Agard. ut. pit. 46 Brooks ave-. Mel
Nj. E. smith and husband to y: q.
Soft. lot 45S n. Y 90 Polk st........... .10o
J. e. Dougan to F. B. Bonebrake. lot
s. c. 4 81 Topeka ave-. Douthitt
Place No. 2........................ ]
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