The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-07-29
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS.

Dancing tonight and free motion pic
lures at Garfield park--Adv-
United States Marshal j. I: Harrison
has returned from trip TO Washington,
D. c.
nee Driving club will be held the state
fair grounds next Friday
Rev ". NJ. Jackson is attending the
missionary conference at Tarkio, Mo, this
week He will return Saturday.
Bill Anderson, clerk to the county at
torney, leaves next week for Indiana,
where he will spend two weeks
The. weekly shoot of the Shawnee Gun
CLUB is being held this afternoon at its
grounds south of Highland Park.
Boots Henderson and Ida Bryant will be
tried before Police Judge George A
Huron this afternoon on the charge of
selling liquor.
Miss Minnie Jones. assistant to ]. Will
Kelley. secretary of the Commercial club
has gone to Burlinsame to spend two
weens' vacation.
Miss Helen Caps will return to her
work in the office of the superintendent of
city schools on Wednesday She has been
taking vacation
Judge Hugh mcfarland issued mar
riage license to Charles B. Mcclure aged
II, and Florence T. ComstOck, aged Is,
both of Topeka
There was not single case tried before
Police Judge Huron this morning. This
was the first time this month that the
court has not been busy.
The Jobbers' and Manufacturers associa-
ton did nor hold an annual meeting this
year The officers will hold over until
next year. Charles P Adams is president.
The trumpet creeper over the north door
of the city jail was pIaceTT bo Inere D6 Hic
natron- 1t was taken from the vines OF
Belvoir-
The case of Johanna Adams, who as
saulted a police officer. doCketed for hear
ing in the court of Topeka this morning
was continued until Saturday morning at
g O'Clock
The Bank of Topeka filed suit this !
morning in the district court against Anna /
zilaway and Others for foreclosure tG,Io 1 ft, o.
lots on Ohio street in Highland Park
There is sentiment in Melrose addition /
axoF ring, ne pa ~ Tsnih aVenues 1t looks
as though this work would be done next 1
year This would make popular drive /
for autoists-
Grocery stores in Topeka will be closed (
on Wednesday when the proprietors and !
employees will enjoy their annual ,p iGIle .
OF Security band will be taken on the
trip.
one herd of Kansas Short Horn and an
The state fair next fall Neither OF these
herds We're exhibited last fall. Entries
are now coming In every DAY III tHe Al'e
stock departments
While it is long time in advance to
make plans there is demand on the part
-ensfve and pratentious trade extension
our next year than the one made recent
Y over the Central Branch
There have not been q great many shop
1ers from out of town in Topeka this week
hus far due partially to the hot weather
and partially to the fact that last week
vas trade week and almost everyone that
lad any shopping to do was nere then
Since the paving has been in progress on
Vest Sixth, the noise of the tranic on
fifth street is very troublesome. accord
ng to the officers at the city jail and the
curt house. They say that the teIe-
phones can hardly be used and that II Is
lifficult to hold court
In his report to the quarterly confer
nee the Rev W. NJ. Balch, pastor OF the
.owman Memorial Methodist church.
tated that fifty new members have been
AIKEN into the church and that four Eun-
lred calls made. Rev. Mr.. Balch Will (
cave tonight for the lake -egion north OF
-hicago, where he will spend his vacation
Things are quiet at the Commercial club
While the attendance at the noon hour IS
,eeping up comparatively well tRere is
lot great deal of business being trans
.cted. The months of July are always
Iufet ones. Il is probable that 1t VIII not
~ until after the state fair comes TO
lose in September that there Will be much
tiT-ing at the club However, the pro-
notion committee hold regular meetings
sunny Is. d. Flora. the local wealth
Y observer, will have an assistant Paui
Iarks. the messenger boy who mas oeen
rnployed at the office of the weather Du-
can for two years has resigned his posi-
fon the resignation TO be effective Thurs
ay c. L Bush formerly OF Topeka. and
yno has had experience in the weather
a WASHINGTON and at w lCnlCd
: messenger boy, has been promoted to
- Topeka office with the title or assist
mt Although but q years Of age Bush *
aUabIe of relieving Mr.. Flora of much OF
he routine work of the Topeka office