The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-06-21

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The North Topeka celebration last
Thursday afternoon at Garfield park is
listed as one of the events of the week.
and was given a place in the weekly
cartoons by the State Journal artist.
Miss Cleo Berlin. from Russell,
Kan, passed thru North Topeka yes
terday afternoon riding horseback on
her way to Kansas City, and stopped
over night in Topeka.
Miss Berlin is on her way to Free
mont park. Kansas City, where she
will sign contract TO ride for the
movies.
zeal movie dress of the cowgirl, and
attracted considerable attention as she
rode down Kansas avenue. She rode
la Hambletonian mare. an animal
capable of speed and endurance.
horsewoman, Miss Berlin is an expert
cook, winning the wemen's cooking
championship of the west at an exhi-
bition in Denver. She is part Indian
and wealthy in her own right.
Notes and Personals.
Fred Voiland will make an address
at the Second Presbyterian church
sunday morning at II O'Clock.
The U. FulmeF family have moved
from 1202 Jackson street to 1l4S
Morris avenue.
Mark Warboys left Thursday for
his farm near Page City. The haF-
vest is on and Frank Ward reports q
good crop.
The condition of Mrs. Will Ripley
of 923 Van Buren, street, who under
went a surgical operation recently IN
Kansas City, is reported as most salts
factory.
Mrs, A. L. Musson Of Park street
returned this morning from Kansas
City. Mrs. Mussen was called there
the first of the week by the death of
and Mrs Frank Cell.
A. Nj. Petro, The pFuggist.-Adv.
Mrs. Nj. WaEboYs and daughter.
Nellie Ward. will SO to Page City later
in the season to join Mr.. Warboys at
their farm near there. MI. Warboys
and daughter will also go to Califer-
| mia, where they will visit Mrs. War
boys's daughter Mrs. Fred Judkins,
and other relatives.
Mrs. Will Swartz expects to leave
the last of June for California where
she will visit her aunt. Mrs. James
Thompson Nand Miss IDA Ward. Mrs.
| Thompson and Miss Ward lived in
! North Topeka a number of years ago,
and Mrs. Thompson will be remem-
| hered as Miss Anna Ward. a teacher
at Grant school. The Ward family
was enc of the early day families of
| The ia SAuG"
OUR NORTH TOPEKA OFFICE is
IN THE UNION PACIFIC BAGGAGE
ROOM OPEN MITE AND DAY.
ROY PAYNE's TAXI CAB AND
! BAGGAGE co. PHONE I'll (SEVEN
| ELEVEN ADV.
Mrs. Frank WILDER of st. Marys, has
returned to her home after being
called here by the sickness of Mrs.
| Will Ripley, who underwent a surgi-
cal operation in Kansas City recently,
Royal Neighbors. No. IS, will hold
an indoor carnival Monday evening.
June %. at Woodmen's hall. 500 n.
Kansas avenue. Dancing. music by
! May Sisters orchestra. Everybody in
vited.-Adv.
Miss Elsie Barnett of l24 West Ger
don street. has received word of the
arrival of her brother, Carl barnett,
at Camp Mills. June 16. Mr.. Barnett,
who is in the military police service,
has been overseas eleven months Fell
lowing the signing of the armistice he
was sent to Cohlenz. November Is.
On May IL he was sent to Marseilles,
but was delayed in sailing for the
United States when he was injured by
a train accident, which put him In
hospital for a time and necessitated a
| number of stitches being taken. He
sailed for the United States May 80.
| PONY BAGGAGE TRANSFER AND
| TAXICAB A NJ. TO P. M
PHONES 5T11 AND, 2eoe Blue
Adv.