The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-07
North Side lNews

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The First precinct was the first in
the First ward to finish the count of
the votes cast, being thru a. II
o'clock. The other three were alter,
the second finishing at 3 this morning
and the third not &C mpleting the count
until 9 this morning.
A street car struck a truck-load of
hogs at Paramore and Kansas ave-
nue. this morning, knocking the end
out OF the truck, but otherwise DONG
no damage, except to brighten the oc-
cupants of the truck.
Mrs. Bert TrahoOn, employed at the
Liberty cafe, has received word of
the death OF her brother, Forrest Will
liams, who was killed in action last
week in France. Williams, who en-
listed in a marine corps, was from
West Virginia. The particulars # his
death have not been learned. Mrs.
Trahoons husband is stationed IT
Camp Cody, Ida, where he says he
likes it and is feeling fine. Two of
her brothers-in-law are in the national
army, one at Camp Meade, Nd, and
the other in France, where she also
has four cousins.
Notes and Personals
Miss frankie Liens of Chanute,
Kan, has returned from her vacation
and is again with the Austin-Snediker
company.
S. Galitzki has gone to Kansas City
on business. Mr.. and Mrs. Galitzki.
who were to have gone to Excelsior
Springs yesterday. have postponed
their trip, owing to business reasons.
Miss Minnie Alfrey has gone to Chi
cago for a several weeks visit.
The condition of Colonel Berryman n,
who was taken to st. Francis hospital
Monday night, remains about the
same.
Pearl Clark of Los Angeles. Cal. is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Bert Trahoon,
of 1920 Tyler street.
Miss Helen Wheaton Of 1898 Har-
rison street went to Lincoln county
Monday with friends, The trip was
made by auto and they will visit ELS
worth, Vesper, Lincoln and other
points before returning.
o. D. Ooc) Kortz, of Chicago, is
visiting his mother, Mrs. j. NJ Kortz
of North Topeka. his sister. Mrs. Stan
ley, Of Menoken, and brother, Charles
KortZ. Mr.. Kortz is a stock salesman
with the Clay, Robinson Livestock
company.
Rosa May Morg. aged months
died Tuesday morning at the home OF
her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morg
in Kansas City. The funeral services
will be held from the home of the
child's grandfather, George Spohn, e2o
Madison street, the time to be an
nounced later.
Phone Blue 1902 for your trunks
and light hauling.-Adv.
J. w. Priddy, adjutant of Blue Post
No. ESQ, left today to attend the fifty.
second annual encampment of the G.
A r., held at Portland, Ore, August
1924. Mr.. Priddy, who goes as g
delegate from the First congressional
district, will visit various points il
Colorado on his way to Portland
While at Portland he will be the
guest of his cousin, j. P. Hornaday
and Mr.. Hornaday's daughter, Mrs
Jennie Hornaday johnson, who some
years ago live on the North side. Mr.
Priddy will visit friends and relative.
in California before his return. among
them the Rev. j. c. Miller. D. D., who
| was the second pastor Of the Second
Presbyterian church, being in charg'
from 1873 to 1885. Doctor Miller =.
now living at Concord, Cal His niece
Miss Grace Miller, a former NORTH
| side girl, is in 7. w. c. A work il
| San Francisco. Before returning Il
Topeka in the fall. Mr.. Priddy will
visit his daughter, Mrs. A. v. Small, o.
Augusta, Kan.