The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-10
NORTH SIDE news,
Auto Driven by W. L. Haggard
Collides With Street Car.
Mrs. O. C. Kemper of Perry In.
jured When Auto Upsets.

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jured When Auto Upsets.
An auto driven by w. L. Haggard
Of $40 German avenue was struck by
a street car Saturday evening and
totally demolished with the exception
OF the engine. The accident took
place on North Kansas avenue in front
of the Gabriel lumber yards. There
were five passengers in the car and all
were scratched and bruised to some
extent. The street car mOtorman was
the most seriously injured. His face
was badly cut by flying glass. a deep
cash being cut across his nose. The
auto was broken in two pieces and
hung together by a few small rods
The fender of the street car was
twisted almost double. The street
along the track before it could be
stopped by the motorman.
Auto Goes in Ditch.
An auto driven by o. C. Kemper.
manager Of the Thomas lumber yards
at Perry. Kan. turned turtle four
miles east of Silver Lake Saturday
evening. seriously inturing Mrs. KEN
per. Mr.. Kemper also suffered a few
slight injuries. The party which was
composed of o. c. Kemper and wife
and their little baby were en- route
from Perry to Maple Hill where they
.
ents. DR.. and Mrs. ]. w. Kemper.
While the car was going down grade
Mr. Kemper tried to void bad place
in the road. The car skidded and
turned turtle, pinning his wife under
one side of the frame. She was in
jured internally, four ribs broken and
badly cut about the face and head.
Mr.. Kemper suffered dislocateo
shoulder and numerous slight bruises
The baby was thrown across the ditch
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taken to their home in Perry Sunday
morning The doctors in charge OF
the case think Mrs. Kemper has a
fair chance Of recovering. The car
was wrecked.
Rest Room for Garfield.
1t has been announced that a rest
room costing $500 will be construct
ed at Garfield park this winter. The
building is to be of brick and con-
crete and will be built short dis
is to be two stories high and divided
into four divisions. Each floor will
be divided in two divisions rest
room and toilet. The lower story will
be used by men and the upper story
by the women.
Says Ben Pool in the Shawnee
Chief: THE collector for the income
tax was around the other day and
after a lot of figuring we found that
ne owen Inc lily CCAIS.
Personal Mention.
Announcement = Commencing with
today the Princess will put on four pic
lures regularly. With four pictures,
good music, good fires. it is cheaper
than staying at home for the little sum
of cents. always cents.-Adv.
Miss May Woodland and Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Wilson and son Ray and daugh-
ter Thelma of Pleasant Hill were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Jones
of Garfield Place Sunday.
Arthur Shaffer has returned to his
home in Summerfield, Kan, after a
few days spent In North Topeka. -
Mary Black Of Summerfield and
Evanda Palmer of Vermillion have re-
a short ime with Miss Isabella Reedy
of North Topeka.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. L. HOLSTER of Shorey
will leave today for trip to Marietta.
Ohio, where they will spend the winter
A. S. Gette of Perry has returned to
North Topeka.
J. B. Eshbeck of Emmett is spending
a short time in North Topeka on bust
ness.
Lon Berry has returned to his home
in Elmont after a business trip TO
North Topeka.
p. M Holcomb of Elmont was a
North side pleasure and business Wis
itOr Saturday.
William Woodland and George Wen
dell. both of Elmont, have returned to
their homes after spending a short time
in North Topeka on business.
Christiana Forbes and J. M. FORBES
Of Silver Lake have returned home att
er spending a short time in North To-
peka on business and pleasure
F. S. Thomas has returned to his
home at Silver Lake after a motor
trip to Topeka.
Frank Mongold of Perry was North
side business and pleasure visitor Sat
urday evening.
John Winner, Oscar Winner ana
Henry Winner, all of Hoyt. are in
North Topeka on business.
7. W. Richie of Meriden has returned
home after a short business trip to
North Topeka
Right now-order Banquet Flour.
Adv.
William Matthias of Perry spent
short time in North Topeka Saturda*
evening and has returned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hughes are the
parents of a baby boy born Friday
evening.
The 7. p. s. L. will meet at the home
Of william Burkhardt, 1908 North KAN
sas avenue Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Charles Palmer has returned to
her home in Silver Lake after brief
visit to North Topeka and Elmont.
eH0T NIS nWN WIFE.