The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-14

eral yards before the motor car could
be stopped. Mr.. GRADER was bruised
and cut about the face and body. Mr..
Roe took him home in his machine,
where he was treated by his physician.
Auto Victim known Here.
The wreck of a motor car and pas
senger train at Kansas City recently,
which caused the death Of Mrs. Alice
Bradley of Lamar, Colo. brought sor-
row to two North Topeka families. Mrs.
Bradley formerly lived in North Topeka
and was well known here. She was
sister Of Mrs. A. G. Hasselton and Miss
Carrie Bunce Of 81 North Van Buren,
street and of Mrs. c. z. Ault of 913
North Harrison street.
Granville Grange at Fair.
The Granville grange will have an
exhibit at the state fair In Topeka next
month. The exhibits OF the Farmers
Grange and farmers this year will be
much better than usual and promise to
be highly interesting. A. L. Brooke Of
Granville, superintendent Of the asri-
cultural and horticultural departments,
has received a list of a number Of or
ganixation which expect to have ex-
hibits.
Mr.. Brooke believes the exhibits in
these departments will be greater than
ever this year and there 10 more in
terest than usual. This has been
brought about by the increased crops.
The committee in charge Of the exhibit
Of the Granville Grange is H. g. Nash.
Frank Billings. Nj. and Mrs. Will Det-
lor and Mrs. Charles King.
Burglary at Henry Hardware Co.
Thursday night, burglars forced open
the front door Of the Henry Hardware
company at 81 North Kansas avenue.
9. J. Henry. the proprietor, found the
door open this morning. He has been
unable to find that anything is miss
ing and it is believed that the burglars
Were frightened away.
N First Fire Since May ~.
The two companies at fire station No.
] Thursday were called on the first
alarm IN North Topeka since May q.
The fire was in a closet In a house at
1417 North Jackson street which was
occupied by family named stockwell.
Some clothing in a closet was burned.
The damage is estimated at IS.
Social Night 1t Kiro.
The people Of Kiro will hold a so
ciety night" Saturday night. They
have engaged Mitchell's band for q
concert The Sunday school Of Kiro will
serve Ice cream and cake. The people
| OF North Topeka have been invited to
attend.
Grange Far at Pleasant Ridge.
| The Grange Of Pleasant Ridge,
northwest of the city, has arranged to
give grange fair during the last
week In September. The Grange il
year and the managers expect to have
an unusually good fair. The exhibits
\ Will consist of farm products art
work, domestic science and other pre-
miums.
Social and Personal.
Hats. both light and dark, for 81,
$l.5O and 81 at Mrs. Browns, 831
North Kansas avenue, upstairs.-Adv.
| Fred Q. Morns has returned to work
after being off duty several days on
| account of illness.
Miss Pauline Urban Of 1114 North
Monroe street entertained last evening
az her home at a slumber party Her
guests were Miss Ruth Ward, Miss
Ruth C1ouse, Miss Pauline Urban.
MISS Dorothy Fletcher. Miss Margaret
Collier and Miss Marie Finch.
Miss Pauline Urban and Miss Marie
FINCH entertained at the home Of the
latter. at 1924 North Monroe street,
IN honor OF their two classmates, Miss
Margaret Collier Of Iowa and Miss
Dorothy Fletcher Of Texas The guests
we're Miss Ruth Clouse, Miss Dorothy
! Fletcher. Miss Margaret Collier Miss
Pauline Urban. Miss Mari Finch. Miss
vera Guilkan. Miss Elsie Tudor, Miss
Esther Harries, Miss Ruth Ward. Miss
Emma Leese. Miss Emma Gurtler,
Miss Viola Ward, Miss Kate Ward,
Miss Olive Neff, Miss Margaret Con-
well! Miss Fay Armstrong and Mrs.
Leslie Farrell, Walter Brayman, Rus
sell Hamilton, Edward voeth, Harry
Graham and Bernard Truelove.
M. j.: Shirley and Marion Glynn of
Granville were in North Topeka today
| on business.
c. E. Erhart left today for Colorado
to spend his vacation
George Dagg has returned from
Della, where he has been on business.
He made the trip in a motor car.
.. r. kinnett Of Wakarusa was in
North Topeka today ON business.
J. B. Billiard went to Kansas CITY to-
day on a business trip.
Mrs. Jake Guffey will return Satur-
gay rom Fort Scott, where she has
been visiting relatives.