The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-09-27
North Topeka Police Make
Wholesale Raid.
Material Is Arriving for New
Freight Depot.

ldiiicu ny. spence ana MayD0ll Bridges.
spence Bridges was fined 500 Friday
in police court just a few hours before
/ the raid on a charge of vagrancy
The police obtained only a small
quantity of wet goods but found
| large basket of empties. There were
| thirteen people in the place at the
/ time of the raid. All We're taken to
the police station where they were re-
leased this morning on bond. Those
| taken at the place We're: Spence
Bridges, Maybell- Bridges, Ralph Scott.
Ollie Burns, Carl Briford, Harrison
| Wheat, Fred Robb. John Lang, Ben
McLennan, j. Chrisholm, John Loyde,
Jupe Jordan and Mary Wilson. Spence
and Maybell Bridges were charged
| with maintaining nuisance this
| morning in police court. The arrests
We're made by Police Officers Ros-
| ander, Barker, Walker and Kennedy.
Material Arriving for New Depot.
For the past week material has
| been arriving for the new Union Paci-
! flc depot which is to be erected in
| North Topeka. Work will begin in a
snort time on the structure which is
| to be placed near the old building.
| At present the officials are unable
| to furnish any definite data as to the
| building sthe plans and specifications
| have not arrived in Topeka. Il am I'M
| able to say just where the building will
be placed" said E. w. Jette, local
| freight agent this morning cor how it
| be here in a few days.
Movies at Reform School.
An entertainment will be given
! every Wednesday night throughout
the winter at the Boys Industrial
school The program for these enter
pictures. Next Wednesday night a
stereopticon lecture will be given for
the benefit of the boys by DR.. Roy
b. Guild of the Central Congregation
a! church. These entertainments were
given last winter every Friday even
ing but were discontinued this sum-
mer on account of the hot weather
Lyman Wins From Quincy.
The Lyman and Quincy baseball
teams played a closely contested game
at Garfield Park Friday afternoon,
the score being to in favor of Ly-
man. 1t was a hard fought game for
the school boys, the score being tied
three times during the game and they
We're forced to play an extra inning.
Batteries: Lyman: MCGEE and Egg
gleston; Quincy: Stanley and Graham.
Reception for Miss Storms.
Mrs. w. M. Van Ness and Mrs. c. c.
Nicholson entertained in honor of
Miss Helen May Stems of Little Rock,
Ark, at the. home of Mrs. Van Ness
Thursday evening. Those present
were: Miss Helen May Storms, Miss
Hazel Jarvis, Miss Grace Lukens, Miss
Helen Wellman, Miss Florence Rowe,
Miss Marjorie Cole, Miss Lucille Lu
Gladys Guild, Miss Edith Gabrial, Miss
Lucille Gilmore, Miss Hazel Boast, Miss
Gerta Gardner, Miss Sylvia Spetter,
Miss Hazel Kincaid, Miss Charlotte
Schwering and Miss Edna Kincaid.
Adams Hotel to Open Again.
The old Adams hotel which was
closed recently is being thoroughly
renovated and remodeled. The work
is being done under the supervision of
Con Chumos, who owns the building.
Most of the furnishings and fixtures
will be new and strictly modern 1t is
expected that the improvements will
be com pleted in a short time and the
hotel will open for business. 1t will
be run by Con Chumos.
Church Notices.
The Rev. John H. Fazel will preach
Sunday. morning at the Second Pres
byterian church. His subject will be, !
What to Do When the New Pastor
Comes" 1t is expected that Rev. !
Hicks of Texas will arrive in October |
to take charge of the church. Sab |
bath school at 9:45 a. m. Christian i
Endeavor at 7:45 p. m.
At the Central Avenue Christian
church Sunday morning the Rev. |
John D. Zimmerman will preach on |
Educational Advantages The even
ing sermon will be on 1.-THE Great |
White Way Bible school at 9:45 a.
m. Christian Endeavor at 6:45 p. m. !
Church of the Good Shepherd, |
Quincy and Laurent streets. Morning
praper and sermon at II o'clock. Sun
day school at 10 a. m. /
Personal Mention.
A s. Howe of Miramer, Costa
Rica, who has been visiting his aunt, |
Buren, street, left Friday for San
Francisco where he will visit his
mother before returning to Costa
RIGA. Mr.. Howe is manager of the
Panama Mining company which is To-
Gated in Costa RIGA.
A. M. Petro. druggist--Adv.
Dudley Pendleton of Silver Lake
purchased the Martin livery barns in
North Topeka.
Mrs. c. H. Hill of Oskaloosa is in
North Topeka visiting her brother, A.
E. Robinson.
Fred Stone of Silver Lake has re-
turned to his home after a short BUSH
ness trip to the North side.
Mrs. c. E. Houghton left this morn
ing for Kansas City, where she will
visit her sister. II
w. J. Pentland of the Canadian Pa
cific steamship lines spent a short
time in North Topeka Friday on bust !,
ness with Ray Harries.
Courtney's have nice line of fail
hats at the North Side store al 90512
North Kansas avenue, and will be glad
to meet their old customers there !
Adv
John Spetter of Akron, O., is visiting
relatives in North Iopeka- he is an ,
engine inspector for the B. and o. rail-
road at Akron.
DR. H w. Charles of the Boys In
dustrial school will discuss Prof A. w.
Tretine's paper on THE Conservation
of Human Life at the Western Sorosis
meeting this afternoon.
A P. Howell of Silver Lake has re- ;
turned to his home. after spending a
short time in North Topeka on bust
ness.
Your grocer has Guaranteed Ban
uuet Flour.''-Adv. ii
H. H weyant left Friday for Los
Angeles. Cal, on pleasure and bust {
,ass +rin II