The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-04-07
NORTH SIDE news
Otha Bradford Of Elmont Bit
ten by . Mad Dog.
Was Brought to Topeka To-day
to Take Pasteur Treatment.

! son of Luther Bradford, prominent
farmer living at Elmont, was brought
/; to Topeka this morning to receive the
Pasteur treatment. Bradford was bit
ten by his own Shepherd dog last. Fri
day. The dog died half hour later
| after showing symptoms OF the rabies.
The dogs head was brought to To-
peka where it was examined. After
/. Examining the brain of the dog it was
found that 1t had the rabies.
/ Young Bradford was wearing pair
! of leather gloves when the dog bit
him in the right hand and 1t IL thought
that this will be a point in his favor
| for recovery.
/ DIR. A. B. jeffrey is treating the young
man and thinks that there is little
doubt but what he will recover.
j Both young Bradford and his father
/ are well known in the northern part CT
/ Shawnee county.
! Indian Creek Grange Meeting.
| The Indian Creek Grange held its
monthly meeting at the Indian Creek
hall which is located north Of the city.
| this afternoon.
1.-THE Idle Hen Does Busy Grow and
Now the Trouble Begins" was the prin-
cipal topic discussed by the Grange. In
addition to this J. B. Mcdonald. E.
Austin, o. Niccum and Mrs. II. L.
Moore made short addresses.
| A program, both musical and literary
was also given. Considerable interest
/
| ings by both the members and outsid-
ers, according to the officials of the
grange.
| Kaw Valley Grange Meeting.
The Kaw Valley Grange will hold a
meeting at its hall next Friday. A de-
bate will be the most important number
| on the days program. The question,
Resolved, That an old maid is great
er benefit to the community than an
Eold bachelor promises to furnish
those who attend no little fun.
Miss Kate Billings and Miss Kath-
crime Givens will argue the affirmative
side of the question and Sidney Bur-
roughts and William Detlor the mega
tive.
| In addition to this a number Of lit
erary and musical numbers will be in
| Guided on the program. Refreshments
will be served.
The Mystery Grows.
The mystery of what or who is kill
| ing SO many chickens in North Topeka
grows more baffling every day. William
Green of 921 North Harrison street
awoke Monday morning and found that
some unknown manner.
The chickens all had q small hole in
their heads. or had their threats torn.
| The holes were somewhat similar to
those made by a mink or weasel. How
ever, little credit can be given this the
DRY. One thing puzzling about the
chicken killings is that the chickens in
no two pens have been killed exactly
in the same manner.
Two Special Trains.
It is expected that the Union Pacific
railroad will run two special trains on
account Of the dedication Of the Ne
mortal building in Topeka May q. One
of the trains will run from Kansas City
and the other from Hays or Ellis.
The schedules have not been given
out but will be announced during the
first part of May.
Personal Mention.
A. Robertson. jr., of Wamego, is
spending a short time in North Topeka
on business.
e. H. Cutter Of Rock Creek has re-
trip to the North side.
! Mrs. l. j. Ketchum of Salt Lake
City, Utah, is spending a short time in
North Topeka visiting friends and
relatives.
turned to his home after a business
trip to the North side.
Marion Glenn of Granville is spend
ing a short time in North Topeka on
business.
Topeka Baptist church will hold its
monthly business meeting at the
church this evening.
Mrs. B.. F. Burke Of Sedalia, Mo-,
has returned to her home after visit
ing Mrs. A. E. Andrews Of 913 North
Quincy street for short time.
Miss Martha Massey Of Granville is
spending a short time in North Topeka
shopping.
Mrs. Bertha Wetherho1t has return
ed to her home in North Topeka after
a business trip to Kansas City.
A reception will be held at the Kan
sas Avenue Methodist church this
evening in honor Of the pastor, Rev. j.
F.. Scheer.
A. M. Petro. druggist.-Adv.
The Tasht HASH Embroidery club
will hold a meeting OF the home Of
Miss Grace Forbes tomorrow after
noon.
T. T. Wright has returned to his