The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-08

Items for this column may De iei'
at Petros drug store, or phone
Ele,.1- o. Kimba11 after . p. M; other
hours phone $3.50.
An automobile belonging to d. De-
hacker, ma rket gardener living
north of town, was run into by
northbound car this morning at IL
o'clock, but none of the occupants
was injured. The accident occurred
just north of Gordon street, when the
driver backed on the track to turn
around. The extent of the damage to
the car was a badly bent mud guard.
few broken spokes in one of the
rear wheels and a ruined tire
Chief Justice Johnston made a most
eloquent address last night at the
Second Presbyterian church. The ser
vcie was well attended and the con-
gregation was a most appreciative one
Quincy Service Flag.
An interesting program was given
last Friday morning at Quincy school
when Mrs. Cha rles Suit, representing
the Parent Teachers association,
presented the service flag to the
school.
The stars represented the follow
ing boys, former pupils at the school:
Lonnie Shore, Elijah Cook, Floyd
Whitehead, Fred Whitehead, w. Dean
v All NESS, IONu odQnuG1S, ralph
Lyon, Walter Courtney, Morris HINES,
Edmund Hanlon. James Irons. Mar
shall kennedy, Homer Kennedy, Nor
man Fulkerson, Clyde Shore, Bert
Peckham. Russell Hamilton, Russell
Whaley, Jesse Davidson, Ned Kelar,
Walter McKorkill, Nern Cooper, Vim
cent Hurst, Joseph Campbell, kelsey
Gardner, Loren Benson, Chauncey
MCGEE. Ben Porter, DR.. A. NJ. Daw-
son, William Euler. Eugene Camp
bell. Ernest Wells, Edmund Caskey,
Alex Hansford, Byron Wilson, Walter
Wilson, Benjamin Leefe, George
Leefe, Walter Leefe, Philip Billiard,
Merle Ravens, Guy Offield, Earl Dow
Ter, Russell Reed, Walter King, David
Page. Merle Morthland, Forrest Hen
derson, Hobart Dolman. Leon Hol-
man, Charles B. Hoyt, Denton Pope,
Fred Pringer, Walter Brayman,
Thomas Wynne, Clarence Wynne, Ray
Knoll, Noel Lodge, James Hodge, Lee
roy Hughes. William Roehrig, @Ches-
ter Thomas. Merton French, ]. L.
Judkins, Fred Hopper, Bradford Kutz
Edward Ward, Harold Garret. Two
former teachers. c. E. Miner and l.. f.
reynolds. are also included
Notes and Personals.
Mrs Charles Suit. 1927 Jackson
street, will have as her guest this week
her little niece, Sarah Margaret Lep-
per, of Forest avenue, Oakland
Mrs. G. Sutton will entertain the
members of the Social Hour club
thursday afternoon, April IL. at her
home in North Topeka
The Rev. Joseph =. Hicks, pastor OF
the Second Presbyterian church. will
attend the Presbytery to be held at
O1athe this week.
Eli Brainard of e27 Monroe street is
quite sick.
Morris Jenkins of 1906 Central ave-
nue. is sick with mumps.
Miss frankie Liens of the Austin
Snediker Mercantile company, spent
Sunday in Oskafoosa, the guest of her
sister, Mrs G. C. Hoffman Miss Liens
nephew, John Hoffman. of the quar-
termaSter's department, Camp Doni-
phan, is home on furlo.
Installation services were held yes
terday at the Second Presbyterian
church when the following deaeons
and elders were installed: Elders. c.
NJ Morrow, ]. r. Johnston, Deacon ]
J. King.
Charles Caldwell and son. of Della,
were on the North side on business
Saturday.
Keith Cool, Harry Nash. William
DetIor. Fat Ingalls, and William Will
liams. of Granville, and Emory Ora TT
of Kiro, were on the North side Satur-
day.
S. F. Graham, of Kansas City. and
Ed Lo wry. of Pawnee. Neb., who
were on the North side on business
Saturday, have gone to Salina on
business
The temperance lecture which was
to have been given tomorrow eve
ming (April 81 at the Second Presby
terrain church by the Rev. Mary Sib-
bitt. has been postponed to Monday
evening. April Is.
The different societies of the Sec
ond PRESBYTERIAN church have elected
the following officers for the coming
year: Mrs. c. NJ. Morrow. president
of the Ladies' Aid: Mrs. Charles Suit,
vice president; Mrs. J. B. Cain treas
urer: Mrs. Marie Fisher, president of
the Missionary society; Mrs. J. J.
King, treasurer OF the Young Peo-
pies society. Izadell Waychoff is
president: Dillon Fisher, vice presi-
dent; Oliver Fisher, secretary and
treasurer: Joseph Hicks, financier.