The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-15

| street mas opened q photograph gal-
lery at eos Kansas avenue. Mr.. John
son was engaged in photography some
years ago, but lately has been occu-
pied in building and selling houses.
| Red Cross Barn Dance.
| Henry Staples. who lives eleven
miles out on the Central avenue road,
will give a dance in his new barn for
the benefit of the Red Cross. This
barn, which is one of the largest in
the community, was built to replace
1.-The one destroyed by the tornado OF
June 5, 1917. Everybody has been in
yited and a number of prominent To-
peka families are planning to attend.
The roads are in fine condition, &C
cording to Mrs. Kent Kaub, who Is
planning to drive out to the dance.
| A collision between a street car and
a Ford last evening, near the corner
of Laurent street and the avenue, re-
suited in the bending of the front axe
of the auto. The car was occupied oy
John Martin, the owner, VINO was orIN-
ling and w. r. Johnston Inc car was
taken to the North Star garage ior
lraneirs Martin lives at $40 South
TYLER and johnson, 1908 South Iyler
street.
At the Red Cross Rooms.
Every other week finished work Is
sent In to headquarters from the Norln
Topeka unit. Today the ann oonn. s tWo
surgical gowns: sixteen helpless case
shirts; twenty-five small chemise;
TWENTY-FIVE first aid bags; s1xty-iour
large chemise. Women who helped al
the rooms today were: mrs, G M "
S. Curry, Rose Willis. Mrs J. M. Cay
lIor. Mrs. VIM Farnsworth, Mrs: J. E.
Lancaster, Mrs. Joseph w. Johnson
Mrs w. Rogers. Mrs. Ida florence
Clark. Mrs. J. T. .Prosser. Mrs. 7. J.
Murphy, Mrs. Henry Bach. Mrs. o. G.
Myers, Mrs L. w. Smith. Mrs. L. P.
fraser, Mrs Charles ]. Stewart. Mrs.
J. E. Hows. Mrs. o ]. Boten. Elizabeth
Boten, Mrs. ]. T. Westbrook, Mrs: w.
A. Marshall, Mrs. Esther Amell. Mrs.
&c. M. Cooper, Mrs. F. L. Cooper. Mrs.
iC. C. Clark, Mrs. Mary Stein, Mrs.
Robert Spetter, Mrs. S. S. Myers. Mrs.
IF. L. Renkor, Mrs. o. P. Davis. Mrs.
Mrs. Charles Elkins, Mrs. c. A. Jones.
!, Mrs. Ed Bissell, Irene Probasco. Mrs.
J. T. Probasco.
Notes and Personals.
II Charles Heartburg of Manhattan
was visiting old friends on the North
, side today.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. B. Mitchell of In
/ ing the J. C. Snediker family, returned
: to their home yesterday.
s. Galitzki of the Eagle Clothing
| store has gone to Oklahoma City on a
: business trip.
o. C. Arnold and daughter, Miss
Anna Arnold of Pleasant Hill, were
on the North side on business today.
Miss Nanon Lee Herren will give a
reading at Bethel chapel next Satur-
day evening.
and Mrs. J. r. Johnston, 1116 jack
son street, is spending several days
on the south side, the guest of Miss
Wilma Bergundthal, I'll West Sixth
| street.
The Rev. Mr.. Markham. a returned
missionary, will address the meeting
of the Missionary circle of the North
Topeka Baptist church next Wednes-
day evening. The meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Paul VanNess,
1901 Boswell avenue.
Mrs. J. e. GRADER and daughter.
day for a visit to relatives in Alta
Vista
I Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Black and
son. Robert, Mrs. Arthur Shaffer and
daughters. Verna. Fay and Wilma
May. of Summerville, Kan, are visit
; ing Mrs. Blacks and Mrs. Shaffer's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. T. Reedy, of
217 East Laurent street. volney
Reedy, a son of Mr.. and Mrs. Reedy.
has Joined the navy and left today
for Washington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira C. Williams of
14o1 Topeka avenue, received the fol-
lowing word last evening from their
son, John M. Williams, who has been
attending law school at Chicago uni
versity: Received my degree Joined
tonight. John"
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Cain of 1925
Central avenue. who started on a mot
or trip to Illinois the last week in May
have been stopping in Robinson. Ill
They made the trip in six days, be-
ing compelled to lay over one day on
account of rain. They experienced no
car trouble and still have Topeka air
in their tires. Mr.. and Mrs. Cain
Will make short visits in Paris. Cham
Haute, Ind, before starting on their
return trip.
A. NJ Petro. the Druggist.-Adv.
Mrs. Harry Strong and little daugh
ter, Dorothy Winifred. formerly of
North Topeka, but now of Chicago,
Strong's sister. Mrs. E. NJ. Foster. 216
West Laurent street, left today for
Waverly to visit relatives.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Green of e21
Harrison street, have gone to Madison,
Wis, for a visit of several weeks.
The Ladies' Aid society of the Kan
sas avenue Methodist church has be-
come SO proficient in the making of
quilts that orders are sent in from
outside the state. The society has just
finished an order from Kansas City.
it Is working on one from st. Joe and
an order for two quilts for patrons in
Chicago, is awaiting its turn.
Among the Churches.
The North Topeka Baptist church,
the Rev. o. L. Weir. pastor. Morning
service at II O'Clock. Subject of ser
mon, THE Call to Be Fighters" Eve
ming service at s o'clock. subject of
sermon, The Mirage of Sim" Sunday
school at $50. Junior meeting. p.
m. B. Y. P. U. p. m. Thursday
evening prayer meeting at o'clock.
At these meetings the pastor will give
special study in word analysis. Friday
evening choir practice at 8 o'clock A
cordial Invitation is given to all.
The Second PRESBYTERIAN church. the