The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-05

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at Petro's drug store or phone
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hours phone $500
w. D. Wallace, formerly principal
of the Lyman school, was badly
bruised, but otherwise uninjured, in a
fall at Rockfield Field. San Diego.
while in a practice flight. Wallace
has been in an aviation corps, acting
as machine gun operator. The pro-
peller of the airplane in which Wal
lace was riding at the time of his fall
is on exhibition in the H. H. Bair
window. Since his accident. which oc-
CURED two weeks ago, Wallace has
been stationed with the ground
forces.
The polling places for tomorrow for
North Topeka are as follows:
First Ward.
Precinct Bounded on the south
by Kansas river, west by North Kan
sas avenue, north by Gordon street.
and east by Santa Fe tracks. Polling
place o. A. Mcclure store, SIS North
Kansas avenue.
Precinct Bounded on the south
by Kansas river, west by city limits.
north by Gordon street, and east by
Kansas avenue. Polling place, Shaw
nee Chief office, 905 North Kansas
avenue. -.r
Precinct Sounded on the south
by Gordon street, on north by Grant
street to junction with Kious street,
and then on Kious street to city limits
on the east by the city limits. Polling
-place-Charles Bridges office, 1908
North Central avenue.
Precinct All territory north of
third precinct to the city limits. Poll
ing place-Home of Mrs. w. D. Con-
roy, Ill East Sayweli
Royal Neighbors camp No. SO have
moved into Red Man hall over the
Shawnee State bank. Meetings will
be held on the second and fourth Mon
day evenings of the month. The next
meeting will be held August IL.
Mrs. John Ferguson of 1922 College
avenue entertained the ]. r. Johnston
family of Jackson street at dinner
yesterday in honor of her daughter
Elsie, who left last evening for Camp
Pike, where she will be in the base
hospital. Mrs. Ferguson's guests
Miss Thelma Johnston. Elizabeth
Johnston. George and Jeanet Johnston
and Mary Eliza Johnston.
Notes and Personals.
A. Earn of HOS Quincy stree re-
turned Saturday from the east, where
he had been visiting for the past three
months.
Corp Fred Allen Pringer. 100 in
fantry, Company L, who has been sta
toned in California, has been sent to
the east, where his company will re-
main for time.
Miss Lorena Singleton of Kansas City
is visiting her sister, Mrs. C. z.
Houghton of s22 Jackson street.
Miss May Prunty of 52s Kansas
avenue is visiting in Kansas City.
Mr.. Paggart a returned missionary
from China, will make talk Tuesday
evening at $50 at the regular meet
ing of the missionary society Of the
Central Avenue Christian church. An
interesting program has been arranged
and the public is invited to attend.
Phone Blue 2902 for your trunks
and light hauling.-Adv.
Miss Vern Cooper, George German
and Ted Cooper were the guests Sum
day of the Charles Stewart family at
the camp at Maple Hill. .
Mrs George Henderson Of Kellam
avenue, and Miss MAude Mcclure OF
Quincy street will leave tomorrow for
a weeks visit to Miss Rosela Kout of
Centralia, Kan.
Mrs. Ike Benjamin of $50 Jackson
street, who has been visiting her sister,
! Mrs. wolfson, of Lawrence, returned
home yesterday.
Boyd E. Poliom, Republican county
commissioner, First district. Candi-
date for second term. Primary Tues
day August 6, 1918.-Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Houghton. Mr..
and Mrs j. e. Hows and the H. c.
Myers family spent Sunday at Maple
Hill.
Mrs. A.. T. Rowe of 1928 Jackson
street, who has been visiting in Min
nesota and Iowa for the past four
weeks, returned home yesterday.
! Ike Benjamin is in Kansas City on a
business trip.
/ Miss Maude Mcclure of the Austin
/ Snediker company, is enjoying a two
weeks vacation.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Boyd E. PoIlom OF
I Route 4 have received word CT the
/ safe arrival overseas of their son, Fred
I z. Pollom. Pollom is in the coast ar
J tillery, 81 regiment, Battery c.
Henry Buechner of 100 West Cor
! don street left yesterday for a vaca-
ton of several weeks in Colorado.