The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-10-14
North Side News

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Items for this column may be left at
Petro's drug store, or call Eleanor
Kimbaif. phone 3c31. after 2 p. m.;
other hours phone $3.50.
Miss Dolly Wells, who has been con-
fined to her home. sos Paramore
street. for the past ten days by illness.
is able to resume her work at the
klussman electric store.
George Bildstone of ,Petro's drug
store has gone to Ottawa for a short
| business trip.
Claude Putnun. formerly of the
North side, but now living in Kansas
City. is visiting friends in North To-
peka.
Eleanor Sutton entertained Evelyn
Myers and Irene Graft at dinner yes
terday at her home, IFS East Gordon
street
Leon Holman, who has been in
hospital at the Washburn train
ing school, suffering from a Sc
we're cold, was discharged from the
hospital today.
Mrs. L. L. Sanders and daughter,
Mayme. of S11 Quincy street returned
| today from an extended visit to the
western coast. They visited Mrs. San
| ders's son, Clay, at Portland. Ore. and
| relatives and friends at Los Angeles
and other points in California.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Strong and lit
| tie daughter, Dorothy Winifred, lately
. of Denver, are the guests of Mrs.
strong sister, MIS-. f.. M. + OSler, OIL
216 West Laurent, street. Mr.. and
/ Mrs. Strong, who lived in North To-
peka several years ago, will again To-
cate on this side.
Mrs NJ. E. Scott. who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. Ira Wells,
| several weeks. returned to her home
| at Smithville, Mo-, Saturday.
, Miss Pansy Antrim is suffering from
an attack of influenza at her home,
1859 Kansas avenue.
/ Mrs. NJ. n. Hutchinson, who has been
the guest of her daughter, Mrs. E. M.
| Foster of 216 West Laurent street, re-
turned to her home in Waverly, Kan,
| today.
| Marion, Howard Sands of 1913
South Western avenue, who has been
| sick with influenza, has recovered.
Mrs. NJ. Evendorf, who formerly
lived in the Taylor tract. has moved
| to Ills Van Buren, street.
+. Kloster, aged %. died Saturday
| morning at his home, SGT East Gordon
| street. Funeral announcements later.
Miss. frankie Liens of the Austin
| Snediker Mercantile company returned
| today from a business trip to Kansas
| City.
! Mrs Johnston of 1922 Van Buren,
| street has received a letter from her
| son Walter, who is in France, enclos-
| ing a souvenir handkerchief of that
|
Company F, 10 Ammunition corps,
writes that he is we'll and enjoying
himself, and is kept busy getting sup
plies to the front.
| Clayton Wolff of 426 South Topeka
avenue was severely cut on the arm
| yesterday, when he was thrown from
| his motorcycle in making too sharp
turn Another boy who was riding
| with him suffered a badly sprained
leg. The cut on VOLTS arm missed
an artery by the fraction of an inch.
| Park B. sKmball and son. Edward
Moore, of Haileyville, Okla, arrived
| today for visit to Mr.. Kimbalfs sis
tiers, Miss Martha and Miss Eleanor
INimban of 215 West Gordon street.
and Mrs. w. T. Brown and Mr.. Brown
of the Heinz apartments. 49,
/ George D. Dilatush, 1919 Kansas
avenue, died Saturday at Camp Dodge.
/ Ia. He was a member of Co. a, 1873
| depot brigade. The body will be
brought to Topeka for burial. Mr.
Dilatush was formerly proprietor of
1 the garage at OIL Kansas avenue.
/ The Worhen's Foreign Missionary
! society of the Kansas Avenue church
will hold no meeting Thursday after
noon ,obeying the ruling of the board
of health during the prevalence of in
| fluenza.
Mrs L. Bullock of 1906 Western
avenue, has received word of the
death of her sistersin-law, Mrs. Dolly
Jarrett, wife Of Mr.. Lou Jarrett of
Walnut Ridge, Ark. The Jarrett fam
lily lived on the North side but moved
| to Arkansas about six years ago.
Word has been received of the
death of Russell Thompson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. C. w. Thompson of Ha-
vensville, Kan, of pneumonia, follow
! ing an attack of influenza. The young
man was stationed at Camp Morrison.
| Va, and his death occurred on Octo-
Der TO- The Thompson family for
merly lived in North topeka and Mr..
| Thompson was proprietor of grocery
store in the 1000 block on Kansas
avenue.
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