The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-05
Notes and Personals.

Mrs. Mary Golf of Meeker, Colo,
arrived yesterday to visit her sister,
Mrs c. F. Bridge of 1920 Buchanan
street south. Mrs. Golf is en- route to
Florida where she will spend the win
ter the guest of her son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Williams of
Wichita are the guests of Mr.. Will
liams' parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Williams
OF 7O9 West Gordon street.
A. w. Lacey is in Kansas City on
business today.
c. w. Lukens of Lukens Bros,
made business trip last week to
Manhattan, FIT Riley and Camp Fun
ston.
Miss Daisy Deitzenberger of POI
Evelyn street, has gone to Oklahoma
for visit of two weeks to friends.
The James Sarver family of 1926
| Monroe street left Friday for Mitchell
county where they will make their
| home on a farm.
Dudley Pratt, nephew to A. o. and
John Pratt, of Pratt Bros Hardware
store, who is in the laboratory of the
! base hospital, Fit. Riley, as a chemi-
cal bacterologist says that some days
| they put in l 3 hours in carrying out
necessary hospital work
Charles klussman of 1913 Madison
street, who has been in a local hospi-
| tai for two weeks, is much improved
and will be able to be brought home
| Tuesday. Mr.. Klussman suffered an
injury to one of his knees in a foot
| ball game several years ago which re-
| suited in bone infection and amputa-
ton of the leg was necessary.
Mr.. w. A. Travis of Shorey who
was struck by an automobile Friday
morning at the intersection of the
Rochester and Lower Silver Lake
road, is in a very serious condition at
Christ hospital His chance for re-
covery is very slight. He was con-
scious Sunday evening for a few min
utes, the first time since the accident
!
Kansas City, is here and his daugh-
ter, Mrs. James Dwyer, arrived yes
terday from Somerville, Tex, to be
with her father.
Vernon ]. Danielson will speak at
the mass meeting to be held this even
ing at 1880 o'clock in the Baptist
church on the evils of Mormonism as
he has seen and experienced them.
Mr.. Danielsen was a Mormon himself
and high priest and secretary of the
European Mormon mission, and is
well qualified to talk on this subject,
of which he knows the inside work
ings. He is an attorney and gave up
his practice to speak turnout the coun-
TRIP on this vital question.
Mr.. J. G. Jacobs will arrive this
week from Goodwill, Okla, to visit
his mother, Mrs. J. A Jacobs of 1243
Quincy street.
E. ]. Eittreim, a Santa Fe conduc-
tor running out Of Ell Paso, Tex, who
came to the Santa Fe hospital two
weeks ago, underwent a surgical op-
Grafton this morning. Mrs. Eittreim
arrived yesterday from Ell Paso to be
with her husband. Mr.. Eittreim is a
brother of Mrs. E. L. Gertz of 810h
Kansas avenue
The Tasuneo Taxa HASH club will
meet Tuesday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Clarence Gabriel, 103 East
Gordon street.
The Patent Steel Jetty company of
Silver Lake, of which Dick Kellner is
the head, has a contract to erect fif-
teen of the steel jetties along the
north bank of the Kaw below the
Maple Hill bridge.
The Society of Witches and Spooks
gave 4 Halloween party Wednesday
evening, October 81, at the home of
Miss Agnes McCorkin. 1903 North
Quincy street. The house was deco
rated with autumn leaves and Hal
| loween colors and Halloween refresh
ments were served. Those present
were: Misses Blanche Bowman Hazel
j Cox, Florence Zurick. Mabel Zurick
Alma Streeter, Daisy TilIinghast
Georgia Knight, Mildren welton, EN-
ma Knight, Maggie Packard, Emma
Leese, Lilly Fieger, Bessie Walker.
Reba Bales. Lillian Holloway and
Agnes McCorkill, and Messrs. Monroe
Neiswender, Ralph Warner, James
Groorns George Lang Gerald Gatelv