The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-11-02

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Mr.. Alvin Travis, an old resident of
Shorey, was knocked down by an au-
tomobile this morning on the Roches-
ter road about IL o'clock. Mr.. Travis,
who was walking, got out of the way
of one machine, only to step in the
way of a Ford car, driven by young
man who gave his name as Frank
Rodgers. The injured man, who was
breathing but unable to speak, was
taken to Christs hospital in Conwells
ambulance.
Miss Pearl Baer will entertain at
masquerade party at her home, go
Quincy street, this evening. Decora-
tions and games typical of the season
will be enjoyed by the following
guests: Miss Bernice Bullock, Miss
Veleda Bessenberver. Miss Flora
Lonergan, Miss Kate Ward, Miss Inez
McQuirlken, Miss Irene McQuirlken,
Miss Margaret Morns, Miss Elizabeth
Van Ness, Miss Ruth Davis, Miss Ma
bel Levett, Misss Edith Wilson, Mr..
Charlie Holman, Mr.. Thomas Voiland,
Mr.. Ferdinand Voiland, Mr.. Byron
/ Wallace, Mr.. Walter Irwin, Mr.. John
Fernstrom. Mr.. John Drennen, Mr.
Sam Martin, Mr.. Forest Pitt and Mr..
Ralph Gabriel. The chaperons will
be Miss Lyde Mcconnell and Mr.. Vern
| Miner.
Notes and Personals.
Miss Gladys Crawford will enter
! tain few friends this evening at her
home, 400 Van Buren, street.
Leon King, the 11-year-old son of
Mr.. and Mrs; J. ]. King, 1925 jackson
street, had his leg broken yesterday
morning about 9 O'Clock, when he fell
/ from one of teeter boarCss on the
Quincy school Fairgrounds
| Mrs. Edward Winans and daughter
who have been visiting Mrs Winans's
fof Ii = ATaIy lkrr ATre- No.
/ Kinley, OF 319 Luarel street, leave to-
night for Tulsa, Okla, where they will
| join Mrs. Russell Barber, who is visit
! ing her mother Mrs. Carey. Monday
/ Mrs. Winans and daughter and Mrs.
Barber will leave for their homes in
Los Angeles.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. n. Tracy, 1871 To-
peka avenue, left this morning for
Kansas C.>y, where they will be the
guests of friends over Sunday.
Eugene Van Orsdal, who has been
! in Alaska for the past twenty years,
| having gone there in the first gold
discovery, is visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. G. w. Van Orsdal of Shorey.
Mr.. Van Orsdal visited here nine years
ago, while a brother who is with him
in Alaska, was here this summer.
Philip Miller entertained at a Hal
| 1oween party Wednesday evening at
! the home of his aunt, 140S Jackson
street. His guests were: Eleanor
| Sutton, Evelyn Myers, MelVa Barrick-
man, Mildred Crawford, Goldie Card
well, Corinne Wallace, Margaret Mill
Ter, Edith Miller, Louise Robson,
| Elizabeth Robson, Raymond Gordon,
, Willie Cardwell, Ralph Flott, Charles
Suit, Robert Knoll Roscoe Miller,
Dale Wall. Lawrence PIummer. The
young host was assisted in entertain
ing by Mrs. r. L.. Robson. Mrs. z. F.
Miller, Mrs. Tom Wallace and Miss
Dora Miller.
! Miss Gertrude Hetherington enter
tanned about fifty of her friends
Thursday evening at her home lie
Kious street.
The preliminary survey was made
of Gordon street this morning pre-
paratory to putting in the pavement
This street is to be paved from Jack
son street to Topeka avenue.
Don't forget dance to be given by
M w. A. camp 1243 tonight, Novem-
Der 2, Redmen hall, S02 N. Kansas
Ave. First class music. Gents csc
- Adv.
Ed Stone, one of the Morns e. Myers
delivery boys. was injured last evening
about four o'clock when the truck
which he was driving ran off the
roadway over Butchers creek at 21st
street. The machine turned ovel