The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-05-20

Items for this Column may De ieIt
at Petro's drug store. or phone
hours phone $500.
Fred Morns is captain of team NO.
10, which will canvass the business
district of North Topeka in the REQ
Cross drive which began this morning
The other members of the team are:
o. B. Cutler, H. c. Kibbee. c. H. Mat
thews F. B. Simms, Robert Billiard,
w. H. Rutter, r. F. Jack, the Rev. 5.
S. Estey, F. r. Conwell, J. b. Nichol-
son, A. V. Lindell, D. ]. Hathaway,
Ivan Dibble.
Mrs. c. M. Morrow is chairman OF
the women's team in the First ward
and the captains and lietenants for
the different precincts are as folloWs'
First precinct-Mrs. ]. L. Probasco,
captain: Mrs. Jones, Mrs. F. o. Morns.
Mrs Ralph Campbell, Mrs. Pardee,
Miss Graft. Miss Pearl Cooper.
Second precinct-Miss Jessie Riach'
captain; Mrs. ]. F. Beuchner, Mrs
Mallory, Mrs. G. C. Lang. Mrs. Fisher,
Mrs Louise Roehrig, Miss Elizabeth
Schenck. Miss Velma Tracy.
Fourth precinct-Mrs. Minnie Maze.
captain; Mrs. Carrie Botten, Mrs. Kate
Patel. Mrs. Ira Maze. Mrs. Mary
Marshall. Mrs w. H. Zarker, Mrs.
Notes and Personals.
Dale, the small son of MIR. and Mrs.
Percy Reed is sick at his home with
scarlet fever.
Mr.. and Mrs George Henry of Ellis.
Kan, are visiting their son, w. H
Henry of Shorey, and friends in North
Topeka.
Ivan Butler, Cal Yanke and Fat In
gals were in from Granville Satur-
day on business.
A. v. Lindell of the Shawnee State
bank and family motored to Usage
City yesterday.
Cliff Hawkins, a former North side
resident, has returned to his home in
Michigan Valley, after spending few
days visiting Charlie Small. Mr.. Hawk
ms is in the grocery business and is
making a success of it.
The Perry Kopp family. well known
on the North. side. who moved to Long
Beach, Cal. last fall, are now living in
Los Angeles.
| Mrs. John Hofer, 1929 Quincy
street. has received word that her son
Will Hofer. of Oakland, Cal. has sus-
tanned a badly mangled hand when it
was caught in the machinery of a
wooden mill where he was employed.
| Miss frankie Leins and Miss Maude
Mcclure spent yesterday in Meriden
the guests of Miss McClure's aunt
Mrs. c. o. Henderson.
Mrs. William Chiddix of route
left today for Chanute, Kan. to at
tend the convention of the Women's
Relief Corps. Mrs. Chiddix is a dele
gate from Blue Corps No. 5.
! The North Topeka branch of the Y
w. C. A. which meets at the Quincy
school during the winter. has ended
its seasons work. and the member
are giving a picnic supper this even
ing at Garfield park. Miss Kate VIII
liams, instructor for the class. whit
will leave soon for her home in tn
east, is the honor guest The mem
Mrs. A. E. Andrews. Miss Minnie viii
son. Miss Zorah Reed, Miss Minni'
| McGrew, Miss Myrtle McGrew, Mis-
Jessie Riach, Miss Pearl Nash art
Miss Bessie Sheetz.
r Miss Ethel Palmer entertained a
her home. 1919 Jackson street. Frida,
evening. with a miscellaneous shower
given in honor of Mrs. James Stevick
one of the recent brides. and Mis-
Hazel Kincaid. whose engagement t
Mr.: Charles Klussman was announce
last winter. Miss Palmer's guest
were: Mrs. Stevick. Miss Kincaid, Mis-
Blanche White, Miss Henrietta Wright
Miss Hester Eicher. Miss Gilda Nelson
Miss Eva Eckstrom, Miss Edna
Crawl. Miss Leila Bailey. Miss VerI.
Esther MUMMY. Miss Pansy Antrim
Miss Theta Willis Miss Grace Carl
son. Miss Agnes Carlson, Miss Eliza
beth - Schenck. Miss Marie Brosius
Miss Velma Tracy. Miss Ruth McKin
| ley, Miss Minnie Geiser, Miss Jennie
McClenahan. Miss Irene Wharton
Mrs. A. r. McDermand, Mrs. Howes
| Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Palmer and Mr.
| and Mrs. George Palmer.
There will be Red Cross sale ant
! program at Sunbeam school distric
No. 13, Thursday evening, May %.
Mollie Beers. aged 9. of SIS Parl
street, had the misfortune Saturda,
afternoon to get her little fingel
| caught in a wire on a swing will
the result that it was almost ampu
tated just below the nail. 1t wa
sewed in place by taking four stitches
which may save 1t.
C. c. Hall has severed his connec
ton with the Shawnee Chief printin.
concern, Judge Whitcomb gave Hal
the decision Saturday morning. settin.
aside the contract between Hall ant
Feete & Stuckert and giving Hall
judgment for damages against then
| in a small sum. Hall was busy Sat
urday and Monday moving his limo
type machine and printing materia
across the street to the building form
erly occupied by the KimbaIl prin
shop, which Hall leased some tim,
ago and will now fit it I'D for an up-to
GATE print shop. 1t will be the onl,
shop with linotype machine equip
l.