The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-03-25

Notes ana fcfSOnaIS-
Charles L. Wall, aged SO. died last
night at his home, 1871 Central ave-
nue., of pneumonia. The body will be
taken to Lawrence today for burial.
The Mission circle of the North To-
peka Bal tist church will give the
quarterly tea at the home of Mrs
Voiland, 916 King street, Wednesday
afternoon. March 81. at 2:30 o'clock.
Please bring birthday offerings and
mite boxes
Mr. and Mrs. Mort Hutchinson of
near Silver Lake were the guests of
Mrs. B. D. Mize. and Mr.. and Mrs
John HOLSTER at supper Sunday eve
ming at the Union Pacific hotel. Mr..
Hutchinson will be remembered as
/ former member of the legislature
! from this district.
! Walter Blakesly has gone to Nor
/ ton, Kan, where he will be on his
! fathers farm thru the summer.
/ Roy Cook, formerly with the Camp
| bell Drug company, but now with the
Bell Telephone company at Kansas
! City visited his parents over Sunday.
! Miss Georgia Mitchell of 1888 Cen
/ trail avenue was the weekend guest
| of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Anderson of
! Princeton, Kan.
I T. H. Sutton, who is employed at
the Knoll barber shop at Camp Funs-
| ton visited his family at 220 East Cor
don street yesterday.
The J. B.. Cain family have moved
from 1909 Central avenue to their
former home at 1925 Central avenue.
Mr. Mike Laven has bought the prop
erty at 1909 Central avenue from Mr..
! Cain and the family will make that
place their home, taking possession at
once.
i S. E Mcfarland, optician, 915
North Kansas avenue.-AdV.
w. E. Cain, proprietor of the Perry
| Mirror, is improving rapidly. Mr..
ACain was taken to st. Francis hos
pital last week, where he underwent
an operation for appendicitis. If Mr..
| Cain continue to improve he will be
brought to the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. ]. &. Cain, on Friday.
During Mr.. Gains illness, Mrs. Cain.
who is staying with the J. B. Cain
/ family, will have charge of the edi-
torial work of the Mirror. The paper
is printed at the office of the Shaw
nee Chief.
H E. Logan, who underwent an
operation at st. Francis hospital last
Monday is much improved and was
able to be taken to his home on route
/ 5, yesterday.
| r. B. Robertson. aged sc years. died
at his home, SIS Tyler street, yester-
! day afternoon. He had been a resi-
! dent of Topeka since 1889. He was a
native of Scotland, being brought to
! this country by his parents in a sail
/ ing vessel, when he was a few weeks
old Mr.. Robertson was proprietor Of
! the jewelry store at sos Kansas ave-
nue., and had many friends on the
North side. He was a man of the
strictest integrity, and his death is a
loss to the community. He leaves
wife, two sons and three daughters:
/ Charles Robertson, Los Angeles, Cal;
Corp. John D. Robertson, Garden City,
Long Island, N. Y; Mrs. w. H. Sny-
der, Pocatello, Ida; Miss Edith and
Miss Jean Robertson. of Topeka. All
members of the family were present
at Mr.. Robertson's death, except Corp.
John Robertson. The funeral an
nouncements will be- made later.
Word has been received of the mar
riage of Miss Myrtle Perry, of San
Bernardino. Cal, to Mr.. James F.
| McAfee. Jr., of Santa Ana, Calf.
church, in San Barnardino, March 2
| Mr.. McAfee is the son of Mr.. James
! F. McAfee, formerly of North Topeka.
The family lived at 1905 Quincy
street, in the property now owned by
! F. o. Morns, which Mr.. McAfee built
for a home. Mr.. McAfee, ST.. was con-
nected with the'Western Wooden mills.
The family moved to California sew
era1 years ago. Mr.. and Mrs McAfee
| Will make their home in Santa Ana,
where Mr. McAfee has a position in
connection with the Mission Wooden
mills.
&. The funeral services for Clarence
Frisbie, who died Friday at his home.
108 West Thirteenth street, was held
this afternoon from the residence.
Burial was in Granville cemetery. Mr..
F'risbie is survived by his wife and one
one, Ross. He was a brother of Mr..
George Frisbie of Granville, treasurer
of Jefferson county. The family for
merly lived at S34 Quincy street