The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-08-06


! age and wounds he is hale and hearty.
Up to noon today he had received
sixtyt three post cards and presents.
The captain is very popular in North
Topeka and is highly respected by all
his acquaintance.
Garfield Changes Film Service.
The Garfield park mana cement have
Universal features. From now on the
film will be changed every night and
the mana cement promises a western
feature and a comedy feature every
evening. They are also planning to
run some two reel western pictures.
A new switch has been installed and
the lights will be turned off during the
pictures This will be of great benefit
to the pictures and make them distinct
and smooth.
Water Scarce at Reform School.
The water is getting low at the State
Industrial school. according to DR..
Charles. the superintendent Steps will
be taken to remedy this by installing a
pump near Soldier cheek and supplying
the water for the boilers from the
creek
This will decrease the strain on the
wells and will help the situation to a
great extent
Outing for Ester Barber.
An outing will be given at the North
Topeka outing GROUNDS at maple Hill
from Wednesday to Saturday in honor
of Miss Ester Barber of Los Angeles,
Cal Those who will go on the outing
trip include Miss Hazel Boast. Miss
Lois Seger. Miss Lucille Lukens. Miss
Grace Lukens Miss Sylvia Spetter
Miss Helen Wellman. Miss Pansy
Mitchell. Miss Vera Myers. Miss Mar
jorie Cole and Miss Ester Barber.
E. b. Reedy Welded Today.
E. B. Reedy and Miss Edith Brayman
We're married today at 202 East Norris
street. Miss Nerna Reedy was brides
maid. After the wedding a dinner was
served at which the immediate mem
bers of the family were present.
Tried to Rob Pay Station.
Some one broke open the telephone
pay station box at the Union Pacific
depot Monday night. 1t is thought that
the thief was frightened away when
some one went to use the telephone.
Six dollars and fifty cents was in the
box after the disturber left and as it
was not known how much money the
box contained at first it is impossible
to say if any money was stolen.
c. W. b. NJ. Meets
The local auxiliary of the C. w B. NJ
of the North Topeka Christian church
met at the home of Mrs. B. B. GalIese
of 1915 North Kansas avenue. After the
meeting the society held a picnic at
Garfield park. A supper was served at
O'Clock and after that they spent the
evening in a general good time
Personal Mention.
Mr.. H. Bond of RossviIle has gone to
Portland. Ore, on pleasure trip.
Harvey Capron has returned home
from Usage City. where he has been on
a pleasure trip.
John Brown of Granville is in North
Topeka on business trip.
: Raymond and Clarence Betty are
playing ball with the Willfamstown
team against Lawrence today.
& Mildred and Elsie Luke of Melvin.
Kan, are visiting friends in North To-
peka today.
Miss Edith Kannar of Fall River.
who has been visiting friends in North
Topeka, returned home today.
Mr.. and Mrs. William McNoun. who
have been visiting their parents in this
city. Will leave for their home in Fort
Scott.
The Rev and Mrs J. D. Zimmerman
of North Topeka are the parents of
baby girl
William Miller and family of Elmont
are in North Topeka on business
Mrs. r. H Barber of Los Angeles
Cal, who has been visiting in North
Topeka for some time, has returned
home. Her daughter Ester will remain