The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-09-30

The weekend specials from Camp
Funston were not run this week
owing to the quarantine. AS a result
the Union Pacific depot did not pre-
sent it's usual busy weekend appear
ance.
Victor council No. has moved its
place of meeting from 1000 Kansas
avenue to rooms over the Shawnee
bank At their meeting last T. ursday
evening the following Officers were
elected: President, Mrs. Clouse: vice
president. Mrs. Taylor; second vice
president, Mrs. Ruff: secretary, Mrs.
E. s. Meade; financier, H. H. Barr
prelate. Mrs. Sipes; guard. Mr.. Mes
senger; sentinel, Ella Sipes; pianist,
Notes and Personals.
The friends of B. M Foltz of Tyler
street, who was operated upon Satur-
day at Christ hospital, will be glad to-
hear that he is getting along nicely.
A. L. Williams and family have
moved from Clyde to North Topeka
and will live at S13 Van Buren, street.
Mr.. Williams is employed by the,
Forbes Milling company. q
Shawnee council No. will install
officers tonight at the regular meet,
ing at their hall. S3A Kansas avenue.
Refreshments will be served. =
Miss Berta Babcock. who has been
of the Good Shepherd for the past
year, will leave Thursday for O'Fallen,.
ILL.,, where she will visit relatives be-
fore returning to her work in Japan.
G. M. Williams, of the Improved Or
der of Red Men, will represent No. 80
at the meeting of the state great coun-
Gil at Kansas City. Kan. i
z. c.. Richards and family have
moved to North Topeka from Sabethai
and will live at 212 East Norris street.
J. S. Belts has rented the property
at ZIG East Fairchild street and will
make that place his home.
Miss Dolly Wells was badly bitten
on the leg this morning by a dog be-
longing to a family living near the
school on Quincy street. Miss Wells
was on her way to her work at the
Klussman electric shop, where she is
employed.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ N. Austin and
daughter Billy Jane, of .Blackfoot,
Idaho, are at the home of Mrs. Aus
tins parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. w.
Schultz, of Shorey. Mr.. Austin was
called to Topeka by the serious illness
of his mother, Mrs. ]. S. Austin, of
north of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Jacobs of Quincy
street and their daughter-in-law, Mrs
j. c. Jacobs, OF Oklahoma, who has
been their guest, left yesterday for
Texas, in Mrs. ]. c. Jacobs's car. They
Will De, the guests Wnlle IN TeXaS OF
Mrs. J. C. Jacobsss sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacobs will also go to California
for several weeks visit to relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Cunningham of
Americas, who stopped yesterday
afternoon to- visit Mrs. Cunningham s
brother. L. p. Fraser and family of
1924 Madison street, left today for
their home. They were returning
home from Lawrence, where they had
visited Mrs. Cunningham's sister, Mrs.
T. G. Hyatt and Mr.. Hyatt. Mr.. Cum
ningham is farmer but sold his farm
last year and has been takfng G. rest
and touring the country" IN his Stude-
baker before again entering the ranks
of the tillers of the soil., ,-s.e
Miss Laura Miller entertained at her
home. 1872 Jackson street, in honor of
Joe Griffen and Forrest Wright, who 4
will soon be in service. The evening
was spent in playing games, after
which refreshments were served. 1
Those present were Misses Hazel
Kingpan. Minnie McGrew, Dana
Slaybaugh, Pansy Antrim, Zelma
Tracy, Esther Harries, Alma Porsch,
Ethel Palmer, Ruth Havens, Emma
Gurtler, Rose Kennedy. Gladys Owen.
Laura Beverly, Myrtle Hofer, Marie
Kennedy, Elva Kennedy. Irene Stay
baugh, Alta Grooms, Leona Miller,
Laura Miller. Joe Griffin, Chester
Kennedy, Roy Casebier, Adrian Tyner,