The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-12-23

Henry Schafer s restaurant at 2l6 kan
sas avenue, was raided Friday night by
| the sheriff's force. Schafer was arrested
and in search of the building, a large
| amount of whisky was found hidden I'M
| der a potato bin
! The McNamee real estate case, in which
the plaintiff Mrs McAndrews, sought to
have the defendant sent to jail, was
argued this morning before Judge Dana.
/ Final decision was suspended until, Tues
day morning Mrs. McAndrews alleged
and asked that McNamee be sent to Jail
in default of a $2,525 judgment.
Judge Whitcomb today heard motions
in a case growing out of the recent
troubles in the house of c. H King. The
Durham Munger Root company of Kan
sas City sought to collect from Mrs. King
money due furniture sold, alleging
that the woman collected the money from
| arrested for embezzling 81, 200 belonging to
his wife. Then Mrs. King sought relief
in the divorce courts She must now
meet the claims of the Kansas City
wholesale house.
The Dunaway divorce case was CON
today was devoted to motions in both
divisions of the district court. Another
day will be required in which to com
plete the evidence in the case low on
trial
Judge A. S. Van Nalkenberg. who heard
court. left today for his home in Kansas
City.
A. W. Smith. pension agent left today
for Mcpherson county, where he will
spend Christmas with relatives.
McRae will give matinee dance Mo--
day afternoon and social dance at night
Coe Bros. Cut Rate Art Co. wishes ali
its patrons very merry Christmas
Any meals at the Dougherty Coop.
/ Club. five for 70 cents. BY the week $2.75.
lis West Sth st. Upstairs
Ray Halls orchestra will play for sun
day and Christmas dinner at the Ma
tional.
Save retailers profit. Buy Xmas neck
ties at wholesale price, direct from fac
tory, 706 Kansas avenue. Upstairs.
Cards bearing cut of DR.. F. L. Love
land have been distributed in the city to-
vice at the Grand opera house Sunday
night.
A big sign has been placed in front Of
the home to be Of Mr.. and Mrs Harry
Nightingale which reads. Mr.. and Mrs
Newlyweds Nightingale married
arrive in the city tonight
Things We're quiet at the Commercial
club this noon. due to the fact that every
body is busy getting ready for Christmas
we are so busy down here I car
hardly think said Secretary Guy T.
Justis of tie Provident association this
afternoon. I'VE have been dealing
rabbits today as fast as we could handle
them. There has been a big demand for
them since dinner.
Have YOU returned those Xmas greet
ings YETI Get them at $50 Kansas ave-
Open this eve and all day Sunday
Jacob l.. Lantz filed suit in the district
court this afternoon against L. c. Morton,
in which he asked Judgment for s., coo and
interest due on a promissory note In
terest at per cent is claimed from April
10, 1908
The coy theater has new film.
Desperate Desmond This is part of
first series viii be shown tonight. The
Bank Hero is another feature @-ln at
this house
The following marriage licenses we're
issued today Edward Lawrence, Topeka.
IS: Tibetha E. Henry. Lyndon 81: and
Carl Fowler, Topeka, p: Sophie Wall, To-
pel<a, 23.
Two divorces were granted in the shaw
nee county district court, each division
issuing one decree In the first divisfo,