The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-20

expected, however, that the current
will be on again by o'clock this
evening.
Battery Camps in North Topeka.
Members from Battery E, First ar
t1llery, camped on the ground across
Kansas avenue from Garfield park
Saturday night, while on their way to
Leavenworth to engage in drills, range
work and other maneuvers. Arrange
ments had been made by the officers
OF the battery to camp at the Boys
Industrial school, but they decided not
to stay there. The men left Sunday
morning for Leavenworth where they
will stay for two weeks. They will
return to Fort Riley by the way of
Topeka.
Won Prizes at Poultry Show.
Two men of Rossville, E. D. Hart
zell and James H. White, who entered
the poultry show held in Kansas City
recently, carried away a number of
prizes in the various departments. Mr..
HartZelPS Houdan poultry won fourth
on cocks, first, third, and fourth on
cockerels, first, third and fourth on
hens and second on pullets.
The Silver Spangled Hamburgs en-
erels and second and third on pullets
Personal Mention.
Mrs. Matte NJ. Ludemann of Kansas
City, Kan, who is chief of honor of
the Degree of Honor, visited lodge No.
20 Saturday night. She made an ad-
dress urging the members to use every
effort in upbuilding the order Lodges
No. Z and 81 visited the meeting and
the Rossville lodge was represented.
Refreshments were served
Ben Wade has left for Tonganoxfe
where he will remain indefinitely on
business.
Miss Maude Massey spent Sunday
with her parents in Granville
Miss Betsy Burroughs spent a short
time re In
Mrs. Eliza beth Norris. who has been
spending some time visiting Mrs Geo.
Allen of North Jackson street, has left
for Rossville to visit relatives.
Paul Scheer, who is attending Baker
college at Baldwin, is in North Topeka
visiting his parents.
Charles and Roy Williams have re-
turned from Kansas City where they
spent short time on pleasure.
Georgia Mitchell, Rev. and Mrs. J.
ID. Zimmerman, Mr.. and Mrs T. J.
Coleman and Mrs. w. E. Cowdry have
returned from Atchison where they
nave been attending the conference of
the Christian churches.
Mrs. w. E. Cowdry is confined to her
home on account of illness.
The following were the guests of Miss
Nell Hardick, of Kilmer, at dinner
Sunday: George Coats, Ray Meyer,
Clarence Belts, Mabel Perry and La
Vanche Hardick.
Myrtle B. Reedy, the 3-year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Reedy,
died Sunday morning at her home, III
Morse street The funeral will be held
from the residence, Tuesday at 10
o clock. Interment at Rochester ceme-
terry. The immediate cause of her
death was hemorrhage of the brain.
| There is no substitute for Banquet
/ Flour. ADV.
nd
/ ed in North Topeka where they will
make their home. They were married
/ October at Concordia. Before her
marriage the bride was Miss Dovie
! Turner.
| George DeMoss, colored was arrest
/ ed Sunday in North Topeka on a charge
of being drunk and a probability of
other charges. The police also arrested
Charles Rigby on a charge of being
drunk.
| E. E. Witter, of Kiro, has returned
| to his home after a short business trip
to the North side.
| L. Berry, of Elmont, has returned
home after a business trip to North
/ Topeka.
Frank and Joseph Fieldering, both
of Elmont, have returned to their homes
| after a trip to the North side.
A. P. Howell has returned to his
home in Silver Lake after a business
trip to North Topeka.
F. Moser has returned to st. Joseph
after spending a number of weeks in
North Topeka.
W. ]. Cunningham of Silver Lake,
| has returned home after a business trip
to North Topeka.
| Louis Chrisman has returned to Sill
yer Lake after business trip to the
North side.