The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-02-10

Work on the new ice and cold stor-
age plant of the Topeka Packing Co,
corner of Laurent and Madison streets,
is progressing rapidly and will be
noticeable improvement to the plant.
In the 7-day official butter and milk
test, given the Holstein cows on the
Ralph Button farm, route 8, this
month, one cow tested sA gallons
milk per day and % pounds of butter
for the seven days. The test was made
by an agent from the Kansas agricul
tura1 college.
George Weiman, 551 East Gordon
street has sent ten dollars to the
American Relief Administration in
New York for provisions for his
brother, Joseph Weiman, at Kawentka
PROVING, South Russia. Mrs. Fred
mitted ten dol ars also, to aid her
father, John Urban, at Kawentka,
Saratof, Russia. Others who have
made remittances thru the Relief Ad-
North Sardou avenue, and Adam
Haberkorn, 542 East Gordon, who
have each sent ten dollars to aid desti-
tute relatives in Russia. John Long,
215 North Lake street, has RENTED
$500 marks to Peter Long, a refugee
from Russia, now quartered near Ber-
lin. He also sent 1870 marks each
| to Andreas Bohn and John Peter Re
kafsky, who are quartered at the Ger
man Red Cross at Heilsberg, East
Prussia, just across the line from Rus
STA Both are refugees from Saratof
Russia. In their letter to Long they
speak highly OF the kindness accorded
them by the Germans, especially the
Red Cross society. Adam Publ, 536
| Scotland avenue, and ChrlStOper
| Weigel, 1929 North Jefferson street,
| have each RENTED $50 to the Relief
Administration in. New York to aid
their destitute relatives in soviet Rus
| STA.
A valentine entertainment was given
| last night by the V. A. G. S. of Victor
council No 4, S. B. A, for other mem
bers of the council at the hall, 1915
Kansas avenue. A contest in making
valentines was one of the chief amuse-
ments of the evening. Prizes were
offered for the best and the worst
| BOBBY prize and Gladys Ruff received
the head prize. Refreshments were
served and each guest received a
souvenir valentine.
Notes and Personals.
| The condition of Mrs. J. NJ. Hunter,
who has been confined to her home,
1853 Kansas avenue, by a severe cold,
| remains about the same.
| The Standard Bearers of the Kansas
Avenue Methodist Sunday school will
hold spread this evening at the
home of Miss Edna Shook of Gar
field Place.
A. ]. Wooster has gone to Hot
| Springs for a short stay.
| The house at 1913 Central avenue
which G. Carlson has been building for
the past year. is completed except for
| the interior decorations, which are
being finished rapidly. The Carlson
family will make this their home,
moving from 1919 Central avenue.
The George Pardee family, now living
at 823 Quincy street, will occupy the
| former Carlson home.
Mrs. Harry End.nger, 21S West Cor
don street, is recovering from an at
tack of influenza.
Remember the children with Val
ent:ne. Our selection is complete
Petro's Drug Store.-AdY.
Ben Hook of Silver Lake district,
who has been sick with influenza, has
recovered and was a visitor in North
Topeka today.
Funeral services for Ralph Lopez
aged II. of Michigan Valley, Kan,
who died Tuesday at the home of his
father, B. L. Lopez. 279 Kellam ave-