The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-03-11
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The millinery class under Mrs.
Maude Brickley will begin 1t the Y.
w. c. A tonight At seven o'clock.
William Collinson, chief clerk to the
general manager to the Santa Fe. IL
confined to his room ON account OF
illness.
The members Of the high school
7. n. C. A. organisation will give q
pageant soon showing the work done
BY Christian associations In foreign
lands.
All criminal prosecution has been
suspended in the. court OF Topeka and
the district court. Prisoners quaran-
tined at the county Jail cannot be
brought to trial.
A number Of Topeka young ladies'
are already planning to attend the an
nual Y. w. C. A. summer conference
which will be held at Estes Park.
Colo, July 20 to August H..
A frame barn at s37 East Gordon
street, owned by John Stain, and a
shed at 541 East Gordon street. owned
by John Rudolf. were destroyed by
ire about midnight last night. The
loss was about $3.50.
State camp No. IS, Modern Wood
men OF World. will initiate q class OF
Hodges. at their hall, sixth avenue and
Quincy street, this evening. After the
initiation. an oyster supper will be
served.
F. A. and Louis b. Strickrott, who
are connected with the government
are spending few days in Topeka
visiting their many friends. They
were called here by the death OF their
brother CharleA.
The home of W.. C. Mattingly. 110S
West Thirteenth street, was damaged
to the amount of $500 by Are last
night The occupants OF the house
were away from home at the time.
1t is believed the fire started from q
defective furnace.
John e. Doane and Anna H. Foster.
who were both born and raised in
Shawnee county. will be married this
evening at o'clock at the old FEee-
s. Henderson. They will be at home
at the old homestead.
How to Combat the Loan Shark"
is the subject that will be discussed
tonight at meeting OF the Brother
hood Of the Central Congregational
the close Of the March dinner OF the
church, which will be served at $3.50
o'clock.
DIR. F. L. Hayes, pastor OF the Cal
ifornia Avenue Congregational church
Of Chicago and formerly pastor of the
First Congregational church of To-
peka. breaks into print frequently In
of the Chicago Record-Herald re-
ported one of his sermons at length
and also ran a cut of this minister
who has many friends in Topeka.
There will be no meeting Of the
South Side Improvement club Friday
night, a postponement of the meeting
having been taken on account OF the
school art exhibit in the Van Buren,
school building. The next meeting
Friday night. March 20, and at that
time municipal lighting, street rail-
way extensions and the condition OF
the sidewalks in the south part OF the
city will be discussed.
Declaring that. he returned her
Christmas gifts of a tie and pin. and
insulted her on the street, Ada Sharp
filed petition for divorce against ner
husband, Lee F. Sharp, earning $50
month in the employ OF the National
Biscuit company OF Kansas City. I'VE
must separate-the sooner, the better,
sharp is quoted as saying. Mrs. sharp
asks return Of her maiden name, Ada
Erickson: also alimony and costs. The
couple was married in 1907.
There will be no sacred concert at
the Auditorium next Sunday. The
entertainment will be given by Dean
Horace Whitehouse, assisted by the
washburn choir and the orchestra
This will doubtless draw a big crowd
as the concert given a number OF
weeks ago by Dean Whitehouse was
a most enjoyable affaffir. The con-
cert given last Sunday by Jackson's
thousand persons. A good program
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