The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-13

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a Petro's drug store, or phone
Ele.-Lo- kimball after 2 p. m: other
hours phone $3.50.
The Golden Belt eleva tor is shell
ing corn, and as the elevator Is hot I
equipped with a dust house, the cilaii
produced in the Smelling is causing
great deal of annoyance in parts Oh
~-orth topeka. The nearby districts
ara those most affected. altho if the
wind is blowing which is more ofteh
the case than not, the chan is blown
for a distance of five or SIX bIocKs-
The avenue in the 500 block Is III an
especially dirty condition from TINS
cause The Thos. Page mill has re
CentIv b,1iIt new brick dust house,
and all the other elevators and mills
on the North side are furnished with
them. and the question has been asked
as to why the Golden Belt elevator
i not likewise equipped
Interest Increasing.
That the women of North Iopeka
are not losing interest. but are pc
work of the Red Cross is shown by
.phe regular attendance in the work
rooms of most of the women and the
addition of new workers every week.
The following women worked at the
rooms Yesterday: Miss Kate Buech-
v
Mrs &. NJ. Morrow, Mrs w. Rogers
MRS. James Kannarr. Mrs. E. Kisner,
Mrs. T. Lester Mrs. Mary j. Wor-
bows. Mrs. c. II. Willitts. Mrs. Wal
lace. Mrs A l.. Musson. Mrs j. w.
Wright, Mary NJ King, Mrs c. NJ.
Cooper. Mrs. J. Z. Wisegarver, Mary
e Taylor. Mrs. o. c. Myers, MRS.
Charles J. Stewart, Mrs Sam Martin
Mrs. r d. Wallace. Mrs. Chas- Stew
art. Mrs. S. S. Myers. Mrs George
Young. Mrs. Amell. Mrs. l. Fieger'
Mrs. Frank Rogers. Mrs F. l.. Cooper
Mrs. VIM. FarnsWorth, Mrs. Belle
Rowe. Mrs. O. l.. Weir Mrs. d. L.
Button, Mrs. j. P. Hicks, Mrs. e. A.
Holman. Mrs Ed Blssell, Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Banta. Drama Slaybaugh, Mrs Ashley,
Mrs. NJ. Beachum. Mrs 81. Slocum,
Mrs G. c Clark, Mrs. j. +. Tudhope,
Mrs. 7. j. Murphy. Miss H. NJ. Groat.
Mrs L. NJ. Foster. Mrs. Clara Lyon,
Miss Lou Holman. Mrs o. P. Davis,
Mrs. James Anderson. Mrs. Harrison
Smith. Mrs. J. II. Skinner. Mrs. r. S.
Plummer. Mrs Mary Stein. Mrs. Rob
inson. Mrs. Van Nice. Mrs w. H.
Thomas.
Notes and Personals.
Mrs. c. c Maurer has received word
that her son. Lieut. Ward B. Maurer,
has arrived in France. He is staff
officer with the director of Transport
tatiOn in France.
Highland Park announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Ethel, to Mr.
Kirk Cheney of North Topeka. The
marriage took place Tuesday. April 9,
in lawrence. The young couple are
living in the Indian Creek neighbour
hood. Mr.. Cheney is employed by the
Ema hizer & Spielman Co.
EIr. and Mrs. l.. W. Smith of 1918
Central avenue are entertaining Mr.
Smiths parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D.
Smith of Wamego, and Mrs. Smith
sister-in-law Mrs. George Jenkins
also of W. mego.
Mrs. Ben Pool is entertaining her
card club this evening at her home
"35 Jackson street. Her guests are
Mrs. l.. w. Smith. Mrs Frank Con-
we'll. Mrs. H. c. THOMPSON. Mrs. Ralph
Campbell. Miss Ida Ravens Miss
Katherine Buechner and Miss Jenkins
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. GRADER enter
tanned at dinner Friday evening at
their home. S37 Quincy street. in hon
or of the Rev. Eli PetticOrd and mem
bers of his party. Their guests were:
The Rev. Eli Petticord. Kansas City.
Mr.. the Rev l.. NJ. Nanninga, Nafer-
Vile. ILL.,; Noble Swearinger. Glass