The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-11-13
NORTH SIDE news


Capt G. NJ Brassfield. commander
of Blue Post No. ESQ Of the G. A. R.
issued q statement this morning in
which he severely raped the city Of
ficials as to their attitude in the Hal
lowell case. Hallowen was arrested
and heavily fined and sentenced some
time ago. According to the city or
o1nances the sentence is for life. In
his statement Capt. Brassfield says: IT
am not in sympathy with one who will
fully violates the law but il the cir
cumstances are as represented / do
not see why the man is not paroled.
from the standpoint OF the violation
being very minor offence the post
OF which I am commander is very
much in sympathy with Mr.. Halo
WE'LL
Parents-Teachers Meet Tonight.
The Parents-Teachers association of
the Rochester school district will meet
tonight at the school house. C. NJ.
Morrow, principal OF Grant school and
his wife. will be the principal speak
ers or the evening. Both these people
were formerly teachers at Rochester.
Roy Helm will furnish music with his
victrola- The organization will spend
the greater part of the evening to
adopt constitution. Miss Kendrick
and Miss Roudebush. both teachers at
Rochester will address the meeting.
b. Y. r. q. liked to Calhoun Bluffs.
The B. 7. p. U. of the North Topeka
Baptist church liked to Calhoun
held a weinfe roast at that place,
Those who took part in the affair are
as follows: Marjorie Cole, Helen Well
man. Sylvia Spetter, Vera Myers.
Charlotte Schwerfng, Jeanette Emert.
Edna Kincaid. Hazel Kincaid, Paul
Van Ness. William Rheorig, Leland
Schenck. Pearl Jones. Walter King,
Emory Baird. Elmer Forbes. Edmond
Caskey and Charles Klussman.
Boys to Go on Hike.
about 14o boys from the Boys In
dustrial school will 20 on a hike this
afternoon: The boys will take the
Superintendent Charles this is a mart
OF the regular military routine of the
school Wednesday the boys liked
to the county farm. Mr.. Charles r.
accompanying them on all these trims.
Another trip will be made next week
If the weather permits
Personal Mention.
DIR. c. S. McClintock of Kansas
City. Mo-, is in North Topeka visiting
his mother. Mrs. c. T. McClintock.
who is seriously i'll at her home on
North Central avenue
Mrs. E. NJ. Miller Of Kiro is SPEND
ing short time in North Topeka on
business.
H. B. Wiley has returned to his
nome in Kansas City after a business
and pleasure trip to North Topeka
Joseph -Sproat of West Indianola has
returned to his home after a business
trip to North Topeka.
Every progressive grocer has Ban
Quet F1our.-Adv.
T. L. Campbell has left for Casner.
wyoming. after spending some time
IN North Topeka visiting his parents.
E10yv -
time In North Topeka on business
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs w A. Luthye have re-
turned home to Silver Lake, after a
motor trip to North Topeka.
Muslin samples, &c yard Friday
afternoon at 2 O'Clock. 100 yards Of
1 and 2 yard lengths. worth up to Is
I'd The Austin-Snediker Mere Co.
George Frisbee Of Oskaloosa is in
North Topeka on business and visiting
friends
Mrs. A. Button has returned home
after q short business trip to North
Topeka.
A. Eaton is seriously i'll at his home
on North Quincy street
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Clemance of
Granville have returned home after a
motor trip to Topeka
H. W. Harrington of Hoyt is in
North Topeka for short time on
c. C. Skinner OF Linwood is SPEND
Ing few days in North Topeka on
business
c. S. Gillispie has returned to his
home in Kansas City. after a business
trip to the North side.
E. D. Mcconnell Of Menoken has
returned home after a business trip to
Topeka
James Forbes Of Silver Lake has
returned home after spending a short
time in North Topeka.
According to the police May Belle
and Spence Bridges INDUCED in a So
cial shooting affair last night at their
home on West Railroad street. Spence
Bridges was slightly injured. No ar
rests were made
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