The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-08-10

can Campbell. A, and s. H.. is in
Edinburgh at the army staff head
quarters. unable for duty at the front
on account, of an injury received in
training and is now on his way to the
United States His second son. Lieut..
Tonqui1 Lorne Campbell, returned
from South African service to enter
the British army and was killed in ac-
ton near Boucheavesnes, Peronne,
March 1. 1917. His two children are
at the old home with his father and
oldest sister. while the mother works
in a munition factory. with twelve
hour shifts at strenuous work.
Colonel Campbell's third son, Neill
D. Campbell. lieutenant colonel in the
Black Watch. mentioned in thes dis
patches, was killed in action at
L Ecaug farm, near Meriville, France,
April IL, 1918. A cousin, Brig. Gen.
Carter Campbell. d. S. O.. commands
the division he was in. H:s second
daughter, Mrs Ian Stewart. is ouar-
termaster at v. A. D. Red Cross hos
pitai for officers. in Liverpool Her
husband, captain in the artillery. is
at the front. His third daughter. Una
Campbell. w. A. A. c., is assistant adj
ninlstrator at hostel at Hastings,
sussex. attached to the flying corps,
General Ruddell is a brother-in-Iav
OF the late Mr.. ]. A. Campbell His
Oldest son, Lieut.. Commander A. N
fuddell, H. M. S. Gentian, is engaged
m mine sweeping. His second son
capt. Ernest Ruddell. of the Royal
SCOTS mas been twice wounded and is
now doing duty at the officers com
mand depot at Eastbourne, Sussex
Inc third son Is serving on the sta IF
y. me ao1utant provost marshal of tn !,
Sln DIVISION. The second daughter IS
thalron OF the ". A. D.. Red Gross
/ Devon ut III
daughter is a nurse at a Red Cross
nospital at Bath and the fourth is a +
req Cross depot in Hove, Sussex.
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Notes and Personal Mention.
DR.. and Mrs. w. C. McDonough will
leaVe Monday evening for Mackinac
Island and Charlevoix, Mich. to b..
gone four weeks. On their return
the doctor will take medical work at
Battle Creek sanitarium
MISS Grace Whiting, of Kansas City,
who came to attend the funeral ii
her sister, the late Mrs. A. w. Dana.
has returned to her home
Miss Charlotte Mcleod. of Cedar
Rapids, Iowa, who has been visiting
| Mrs. Frank McCay, has returned to
her home.
Miss Ella Burnett will leave Sum
day for Washington. D. C.. where she
has accepted a position in the quarter
masters department. She will join
her sister. Miss Jessie Burnett, in
Washington
Miss josephine johnson is visiting
Miss Elizabeth Graves in Kansas City
Sergt- William Tomlinson. of Camp
Funston. will spend the weekend with
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Tom
| 1inson.
The Rev. and Mrs. A. H Kelso, of
Nation. Ill. formerly. of Topeka, are
l - AT-r Z NJ
| Mrs. o. E. Loose, of Kansas City.
Mo. arrived Tuesday for a weeks visit
| to Miss Audra Harmonson at her home
| in Lane street. Mrs. Loose will be re-
membered as Miss Theo Jewell, for
| merly of Topeka
Miss Pearl BoaLi has returned from
Stormcnt hospital to her home, 1401
West Tenth street.
| Mrs George M. Green1ee has re-
| turned to her home in Grand Island,
Neb, after visit to her parents. Mr..
and Mrs. E. C. Heck. in Morris ave-
nue..
| Mrs. Ralph Emerson of Pittsburgh,
Pa, is the guest of her mother. Mrs.
| David Baker in Tyler street. Mrs
| Emerson will remain with her parents
until after the close of the war. MI
Emerson is in training at TAMPA. Fla.
Mrs F. Alice Ammen of Chicago.
who has been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. E.
! L., H.
home. Mrs. Heck will accompany her
as far as Kansas City where she will
visit a few days.
Many Topeka women are having the
/ address of their soldier son, husband
or sweetheart printed on supply of
envelopes This saves much writing
and avoids the danger of the address
becoming blurred and illegible before
it. reaches him. Crane & Company
Adv.
Miss Beatrice Calm. who underwent
an operation for appendicitis Tuesday
at Stormont hospital is doing nicely.
| Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Campbell ir
will return tomorrow from short
visit to Mr.. Camnbell's sister. Mrs. Ed
win Davis and Mr.. Davis in Leaven-
worth.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Warwick ITpdegraff
left last night for Grand Lake. Colo.
for an outing of several weeks. Mr..
| Updegraff is recovering from an at
tack of typhoid fever
Mr.. Herbert West was called to COL
orado this week by the illness of Mrs.
West. who underwent an operation for
appendicitis last Monday.
Mrs. George H. Allen will leave
"Wednesday to visit her mother IN Des
Moines. Iowa
Mr.. H. S. Morgan left last night for