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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-12-17
OAKLAND NOTES
Items for this department may be
phoned to 1915 or State Journal office.

Miss Maude Polk second grade teacher
at the Oakland school has been confined
to her home the past few days with an
attack of grip.
Presbyterian church will be held Friday
night pagent bethlehem will be
given by the children of the Sunday school
under the direction of Mrs. George
A called meeting of the Oakland Re
bekah lodge will be held tonight in III.
The Priscilla club have postponed the,
B. P. Williams who has been seriously
i'll the past few weeks is reported improv-
The Christmas exercises at the Oakland
school will be held Friday, December oath.
The school will close that day for one
Mrs. E. NJ. True of Kansas City, Mo.
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Frank Mar
tin and family in Oakland avenue few
| days this week
Mrs. Margaret Gerben of Horton, Kan.
will arrive within few days to spend
the holidays at the Harvey Patterson home
in Oakland avenue.
The A. A Kanauber family have moved
from kellam avenue to Strait street.
Mr.. and Mrs Geo Hertzler who recently
sold their stock in the grocery store at 2l9
Oakland avenue to the H 2. Palmer family
of Highland Park have taken an apartment
at Ill Oakland avenue.
The meeting of the Helping Hand socie-
ty of the Oakland Christian church has
been postponed until after the holidays.
Misses Opal and Florence Draut who
have both been confined to their home with
an attack of the grip are reported improv-
Frank Jessop is reported seriously ill at
his home in AFTER avenue.
Miss Myrtle Rush who has been visiting
society and the Loyal Women's class of
at the L A Doris home in Winfield ave-
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


The Central Inv. Co. to Prudential
Insurance Co, lots 81 to II Winfield
ave. lots 81 to "a Oakland ave, Oak
land Center sub. observation-disclosures $40
o. Gregory and wife to Usage Co.
Bank, lots 1879 Jewell ave, Elm
sane 70 same tract i; SOC e.iiiG
Same to same, lots 473-75 Woodward
ave, Elmhurst Observation-Disclosures. 1
]. Chubb and wife TO B. Caps and
wife. lots 225-227 Minnesota ave-
Highland Park sub Observation-Disclosures. ITO
North Topeka Building Co. to W. Fin
ME, tr. 30 Garfield Place. ........ 300
e. Mansfield and wife to A. Hopkins
and others, lots 275 to PSI After ave.
j. w Morris add Observation-Disclosures. 1
T. J. Nichols to NJ. A. Shaffer, lots
3334-36 AFTER ave, J. w. Morris
r Heery and others to The St Marys
Academy. LOT zoo Morris av-. DIR.
Martin Place add 1
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EAST SIDE NOTES
Items for this department may be
ph0ned to 1915 or State Journal office

Surprised MRS Waiter MoWrer Thnrsday
Johnson, Mrs. H, T., Mabray, Mrs. Fred
ter Sanford, Mrs. Roy YeWeii,' Mrs, cha ai.
Saathers,, Mrs rs. w J. Bryant, Mrs Mrs Ro H
Brown and Mrs. Louise L. Gill.
| The regular monthly business meeting.
Will ' Be hed tonight at the sehoo honse
teriologist, will address the meeting
A paper viii be read. Proper Food for
the Growing Child" by. Mrs. A. P. Wolff,
Miss Nettie Peterson entertainer the
following members of the Olive Emhroid-
Grattan street; Miss Lois Hawk, Miss
Frances Jones, Miss Mabel Cramer, Miss
Miss Bernfce Peterson, Miss Myrta Haight,
Miss Edith Peterson, Mrs. II: johnson.
Miss Anna johnson and Miss Clara Peter
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Carter and daughter,
OF University Park, Iowa, are spending
home in Sumner street.
A pleasant surprise, party given by for
Celebration of her 74th birthday ami
yersary at the home Of her daughter, Mrs
lighted with seventy-four candles formed
eIaborately decorated in the Christmas
colors. A handsome breakfast shawl was
presented Mrs BauEnlnan py the IOl-
lowing: MrsS Sam Cramer, Mrs W. L. Jury,
Mrs T. j. Nichols. Mrs. Margaret kefffer,
Mrs. l.. F. Baughman, Mrs f. H. Clay
ton Mrs L. Biscoe, Mrs. Peter Linn, Mrs.
w S. Wingert, Mr.. and Mrs. n w. Null,
Miss Marie Pfciffer, Misses Madden :, an, and
Hazel Null Mr.. Arch Baughman and. Mrs
Masters Jewell and Joe Papin are. con
fined to their homes 1915 East Sixth street,
suffering with pneumonia
proving slowly at her home in Monroe
street from an attack of the grip. ,,,.
The Rev E. J. Gilmore of the Third
Presbyterian church reports that his wife
and baby are both recovering from severe
la grippe. The pastor hopes to be able 10
day Mr. Gilmore has received several calls
10 other churches His plans VIII De an
nounceds later.
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in NORTH Topeka
Christmas Entertainment at In.
dustrial School Arranged.
David Hall. Formerly of the
North Side, Dies in Memphis.

Christmas entertainment at the
Boys Industrial school north of the
city will be in charge of the teachers
this year. Heretofore the boys had
fuIl charge of the program for Christ
mas eve On the principle that turn
about is fair play the situation is to be
reversed and the former entertainers
are to be entertained.
The principal feature of the Christ
mas program this year will be a play
let Christmas Eve at Mother Hub
bard's-' The sketch is built around
the old Mother Goose stories and a
tales are brought irto the entertain
ment.
The characters in the pIaylet are as
follows: Little Miss Muffet. Miss
Baird; Little Jack Horner, Mr. Ottin-
ger; Little Boy Blue, Mr.. Kobs; Lit
tie Bo Peep, Miss HORNE; Jack, Mr.
Coffin; Jill, Miss Goodwin; Mistress
Mary. Mrs Ottinger; Simple Simon.
bard. Mrs. Kistler; Santa Claus, Mr..
Dellinger.
a souvenir and exceptionally artistic
program has been issued for the af-
fair 1t contains eight pages well
printed ana bound in neat heavy
card cover. A synopsis of rhe story
is given, the chara cters listed and it
closes with an excerpt from one of
Eugene Fields Christmas stori-s-
Christmas Program.
every department of the Second Pres
bycerian church TO make arrange
ments for the entertainment which
Will be given in the church Christmas
eve. Included in the program will
be drills, recitatiors, musical mum
bers and other features
-. f. Suit and F. o. Mor1s are at
the head of a financial committee.
Upon them has also been placed the
responsibility cf providing candy and
other delicac ies for the children
The Ladies' Bible class and the
Louise Arnold Circle will have charge
of popping and stringing corn. The
Christmas tree will be in charge of
the Stewart Bible class while mem
be-s of the Progressive class will fill
the sacks and present the gifts Mem
beers of the classes of Miss Bessie
Campbell and J. d. Pratt will decorate
tho church.
The program committee consists of
Mrs Ralph Campbell and j. l. Pro-
baScO
David Hall Is Dead.
Word has been received in Topeka
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YES, AND Then some
The Humiliation of Losing Her Best
.'Nightie'' on Wedding Night
Worth $6S5O to Bride.

La Cross, Wis. Dec. 1.-THE hu-
initiation of losing her best "nightie"
on her wedding night is worth $3.50
to the bride, according to the decision
handed down here by Judge Hunt
Mack Zimmerman came to town
with his blushing bride. He gave the
baggage to the J. c. Hopkins baggage
line. Two suit cases were stolen, one
of which contained the robe de mutt
Judge Hunt decided that the loss of
the garments, humiliation and incon-
venience was worth considerable, and
ordered Hopkins, owner of the dray
line, to pay.
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w A m T S
AND MISCELLANEOUS ADS

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der the heading: ITO Late to Classify"
or next day as desired.
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FOR RENT-HOUsEs.


FOR RENT-3-room house, 127 Quincy st.
City and cistern water at sink.
Broom house. 129 Quincy St City water
at sink
3-roon house, 715 East sth ST. Gas for
light and heat
3-room house. 1881 Harrison st. Gas for
light and heat.
BETTER REALTY & LOAN
COMPANY.
New England Building. Phone 244.
1881 Lincoln room. SIS.
sos Il. 3rd, rooms. Observation-Disclosures. 16
Phone 1870. ZIG E. 9TH.
FOR RENT--6 room new house, close IN,
7 sleeping porch and garage. ]. K Jones.
s65t Kansas
children. Inquire 1914 w. 9Th St
w. Sth. See w. NJ. Forbes & Co.
water heat. electric light. Phone 1854 ].
and painted, 323 East Eighth. 222S Red.
GROOM cottage. gas, city water, sink,
$40. GOT W. 2nd.
FOR RENT-S07 E. 10th St, 6 r.. $1,000.
Phone lilo.
200 TAYLOR, rooms, modern. Phone
914
FOR RENT-House. 2054 Fillmore, $40.
Call phone 231S Black.
FOR Rents rooms and bath, 1913 To-
peka ave. Phone 1601. $50
5-ROOM house, water, gas, newly papered
and painted, 323 East Eighth. OPS Red.
FOR RENT-5 room house, sol Tyler st.
Phone PIT Red.
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ESTATE.

Raised by Mr.. ID. Marker of Simla, Colo
he has raised potatoes in the kaw va
potatoes he raised on his new land in the
a better crop than he ever raised in the
acre He paid only S25 per acre. Mrs
acre. It's the best farming and cattle couT
country in the world. The Great
ISOLATION are arranging to get
They buy about $1,000 bushels of
make the Rainbelt land higher in price;
churches, graded school and high school. z
IN the Raipbelt of Colorado.5 where crops
Come in and see T. J. NICHOLS, ED kar
Tai
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FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.
COME AND SEE SOME POTATOES - ,

formerly of Shorey, Kan. Mr.. Marker said
ley for % years, and he said this crop q
RainbeIt of Colorado without irrigation. Is
Kaw Valley where land is worth 5000 per
Marker said they would not take $10Q per
try in United States and the healthiest
Kaw Valley Potato Growers as
seed potatoes from the Rainbelt
seed potatoes each season and that viii
it's bound to go to 500 per acre. Good
Health, wealth and happiness awaits you
never fail. why not make some big mopey.
sas ave-, Topeka, Kan, about chea pest len0
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wANTFD-rEMALE HELP


WANTED-Women cooks, west; dining
room girls. laundress. 2nd cook. west:
women for Colorado ranch women for
Kansas ranch. house girls; hotel help. Fur
man Employment Office. S11 Kansas ave
WANTED-First class woman cook good
wages. Cook, care Journal.
WANTED-Competent white girl who can
cook well; no laundry work. Call 1898.
WANTED-A dining room girl for Hotel
National. Cottonwood Falls, Kan.
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ment at Wichita: will spend a few days
next week here with relatives and friends
- The installation Of the newly elected Of
ficers of the ladies' auxiliary to the B. of
r. T. and the Christmas exchange was
held Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. W. E. Watkins.
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WANTED-AGENTS,


Men wanted all over Kansas cap
able of making SIS to 500 per week.
desiring employment call or write
The American Health and Accident
Insurance Company, $40 New Eng
land Bldg.
AGENTS WANTED-S5 to 81 daily selling
New Fibre Brooms; every woman viii
buy. Sample by Parcel Post so cents.
Wynne Broom Co, Elmira, n. Y.
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nue. the past few weeks has gone to DEN
of her mother.
Mrs. Pearl Chriger of st. Louis, Mo-. is
f. Shaffer and family in Kellam avenue
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FOR RENT-F'URNISHE ROOMS.
MODERN furnished room, hot water, close
in. ZIG f. 10th.
STRICTLY modern furnished front room.
S14 Huntoon. Phone 1874 after p. IN.
TWO furnished rooms, 1890 Quincy. Phone
4416 Red after p. m.
FOR RENT-Large front room, ola To-
peka ave. 1875 Ring 2.
FOR RENT-Furnished modern room, 427
Monroe.
LIGHT HOUSEKEEPING rooms, GO
Monroe. Phone 1859 White.
NICELY furnished modern room. 400 East
10th. Phone 1902
FURc-ISHED light housekeeping rooms.
217 East 9Th. 215 East It'll.
MODERN furnished rooms for rent, 112
and ia East 18th st. upstairs
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gANTED-TO BUY,
WANTED-To buy u or 5 n inch
wagon. Must be in good condition,
Booher M. & s. Co. Phone COG.
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

FOFk hELNI--E&NJiINAS
GET settled for the winter. One suite
and one room left in the Office Block.
One suite and one room in the Venle
Block. Steam heat, electric light. bath,
hot and cold water furnished. Better
Realty & Loan Co. New Eng Bldg.
FOR RENT-One furnished double room
with beds; 1 unfinished room, man or
married couple. Steam, light, janitor fur
nished. Orpheum Theater Bldg, Inquire
Gordon Bros. 400 Kansas ave.
WANTED-Two employed ladies to room
and board; private house 701 Jefferson.
FRONT room downstairs modern in new
apartment house, furnished, 406 Quincy.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
GAS FITTING,

T
Stoves and furnaces repaired: stoves
oFerhauled for low pressure of gas stoves
connected. James r. Patterson $50 Mon
roe. Phone 1859 Black
WE PAY highest cash price for 2nG hand
clothing, shoes, hats and overcoats.
Drop a card call 1645. E. Scrinopski &
Son, 4OS Kansas ave.
WE PAY the highest cash price for cast
off clothing, shoes hats and overcoats.
Drop US a card or call Gordon Bros loan
office, 400 Kansas ave. Phone 1919.
WANTED-Small furnished apartment,
close in by couple; no children Address
q NJ, State oJurnaI.
GOOD milk cows, fat cattle ana veal calves.
w. G. A. Leitzow. Tel. 257.
CARPET and rug weaving. 1890 Garfield.
Phone 25SS Blue.
WEAVING CARPETS. rugs. etc. Good
work. 221 Lake. Phone 229S White.
WANTED-Ford Chassis. Topeka Laun-
dry Co.
WANTGp-poultry. Phone SGT. Cope.
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FORREST Fl. FIELDER, come home ::
mother wants you at once All papers
please copy.
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FOR EXCHANGE.


CLEAR Topeka residence property. Z
rooms, sleeping porch and garage: to
trade for Chicago residence or Two ram
iiT flat building VIII assume difference
WilI sell on easy terms. c. G.. Blakely &
Co. 102 Mulvaue Bldg. Phone NO 1s5S-
800 ACRES to trade for good house west
OF avenue Acres, care Journal
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LOST AND FOUND.

LOST-Green silk bag containing card o
Grace Adline Rowan. Phone 5522-W.
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re,p rE~r-oEE,cE eoons

FOR RFNT-OFEICE ROOMS
ONLY two steam heated offices with
vaults left in the Office block. Better
Realty & Loan Company. New Eng. Bldg
FOR RENTAL or part of fine suite Of
office rooms. N. E. Bldg. Phone 2055
Black or call room 900.
FOR RENT-Desk ROOM splendid location,
Jackson.
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BOARD AND ROOMS.

BOARD AND ROOMS.
NICELY furnished room with board, suit
able for man and wife have one traveller
man and wife; would like another; hot
water all the time; coal furnace steam
heat; private family. COZ Buchanan. 1863
Blue.
MODERN rooms with board, $3.50 per
week blocks from Avenue, Ala West
7th. Phone 2TS4 Blue
Modern rooms with board. 81 % per d-y.
TOPEKA HOTEL. 10 W. 9th
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AUTOMOBILES.

1919 OVERLAND, passenger; 1914 De,
troiter with starter. Several Fords and
other makes at very low prices Ford
Hospital 412 Jackson Phone 561
SEE our bargains in second hand cars. We
will make terms to suit customers. CacH-
lac Sales Co. 81 Jackson TOPEKA. nan.
RITTCK No 10 at a bargain. Chas. Wier
enga, 40 East 10th. Phone JOG
ONE MODEL 10, 4-cyiinder B1fek, good
tires The Tire shop. SIS Kansas ave
FOR SALE OR TRADEls2300 Wayerly
electric. SIS Garfield ave. Phone 34o6
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whites Coaster Wagon at Forbes
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FOR RENF-FARMS-
FOR RENT-Several improved farms A
L. Furman, Topeka Kan. S11 Kansas
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WANTED-Position Waterman by ex-
perienced temperate man. w. 2, care
Journal.
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FOR RENT-STORE ROOMS
For RENT@store room, suitable for gar
age or any kind of business Inquire
Gordon 100 Kansas ave-
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FOR s'>-T-F-T ATS
FOR RENT-Modern apartments In the
Delmsr 5I2-514 Harrison st Better
Realty & Loan Co., New England Bldg.
FOR RENT-6 -oom flat. 1225 Monroe. S14.
3 rooms modern. SGT Tyler. S12.50. Geo
E. Seybold- Phone 513 or 1872 Black
FOR RENT apartments. 1201-1203
Jackson St See w. NJ Forbes & Co.
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MTSCELLAN
GET your Christmas cards printed Mt the
Vesper Printing Co., Cos Jackson st.
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Word has been received in topeka
Evening star., 1915-11-21
Patch-Litten.

The marriage OF Miss Julia Littell
and Lieut.. Alexander NJ. Patch. United
States infantry. last night. was one of
the most brilliant events of the au-
tumn. ST. Margarets Church. where the
ceremony took place at o'clock. was
decorated with a profusion of yellow
chrysanthemums. mingled with palms
and ferns. white blossoms only being
used about the ALTAR Col. Isaac w.
Little, Z. S. A. escorted his daughter
to the altar, and gave her away. They
were preceded by the flower girl. little
Miss lone Taintor of Trenton, n. J.,
who wore white organdy over yellow,
made after the fashion of her grand
mothers day. and tied with a sash
of infantry blue. She carried sweet
heart roses with which to strew the
church aisle. The two maids of honor
were the twin sisters of the bride,
Miss Mary Littel1 and Miss Ruth Lit
tell, and their gowns were of blue
liberty satin, draped with quite full
tunics of yellow tulle. and bodices Of
gold lace. Following them were the
bridesmaids. Miss Gladys Booth of Fort
Sheridan, Miss Beatrice Moses. Brook
lyn navy yard; Miss Margaret Hastings
and Miss Dorothy Wreaks of Elizabeth,
N. j.; Miss Dorothy Mills of Governors
Island. Miss Emily Chase of Washing
ton and Miss Harriet James of Dam
vile. Va, all of whom wore gowns Of
blue satin. trimmed with blue tulle, and
carried yellow roses
The brides gown was of soft white
satin, with draperies of tulle caught
with sprays of orange blossoms, and
the entire bodice was fashioned of tulle
and rose point lace. The long tulle
veil was worn with a cap of rose point
and she carried shower bouquet Of
lilies of the valley and bride roses.
Mr.. Barrett Littell. brother of the
bride, was best man for Lieut.. Patch.
and the ushers were Lieut.. A. v.
Arnold. Lieut.. F. E Uhl. Lieut. James
A. porst and Lieut.. Bradford Chyno-
weth, White House aids; Lieut. H. r.
Harmon. Lieut.. Joseph Treat. Lieut..
Karl Bradford and Lieut.. Oliver The
Rev. DR.. Herbert Scott Smith officiated
reception at the Washington Club,
where the bride and bridegroom re-
ceived with Col. and Mrs. Littell. The
drawing rooms of the club were also
sons
Mrs. Patch wore for a travelling gown.
when she and Lieut.. Patch left Wash
ington last night for their short
brown cloth trimmed with beaver. and
q, hat of the same shade with bands
Of fur and gold lace. Lieut.. Patch is
stationed at Fort Douglas. Ariz.. and
their wedding Journey will be taken
in that direction
GUIDED MIR. William Moore Patch and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Bickell of Pitts
bnrgh, Mr., and Mrs. Louis 3; Ralston,
Mr.. William Ralston. Mrs. Johr Davis
Miss Amo Sessions and Mr. Thomas
Crane of New York. Mr.. and Mrs C. F.
Wreaks Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Davis and
Mr.. William Hastings of Elizabeth, n.
j.: Mr. and Mrs. S. R Barrett. Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Little and Miss Louise
Robertson of Norfolk. Va; Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Barrett of Baltimore and Mrs.
Peter and Miss Edith Peter, Mr. Will
lam Colt and Mr.. Chester Plympton of
Buffalo.
Evening star., 1915-11-21
The Nordix Club Dance.

The ballroom of the Portner was the
scene of the second dance of the Nordix
Club the evening of Saturday, Novem-
Der 13. Among those present were:
Miss Mary Hungerford. president; Miss
Clara Mae Reichenbach, secretary; Mr..
Ernest Harding, treasurer. and Misses
Alice Hungerford, Bessie Hungerford,
Georgia Lewis, Marie Reilly, Nora Con-
ners. Elizabeth Turner, Ann Peck, Ade-
laide Manning, Hennesee. Agnew, Anna
Hagan. Cogan, Kitty Donovan, Clara
Hepburn. Mary Darling, Clara Crown,
Florence Emo, Mrs. 2. C. Hungerford
and Mrs Willis, Messrs. Bernard Nc
Larney. Charles Weschler, Harold
Hughes. Riston Schroth, James McGee,
Cleveland Mckee, Norman Atchison, N.
C. Perry. Robert Naming, Connolly,
Pinckney Holmes Charles Etzler, Will
lard Wood, Irby, George Kuhnel, Ed
ward Slattery, William Stokes, Lewis
Labofisn. Robert Hungerford, Glenn
Estes and Willis. The next dance OF
the club will be held at the Portner
December IL.