The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-11-14
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| nue.-Adv.-
] Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Shay Of Mifton-
vale. Kan, are spending few days
with friends in the city.
| John Blattner and Mary Andis, both
Of Topeka, obtained marriage license
in the probate court Friday.
There were a big bunch of Emporia
high school rooters in Topeka Friday
for the game against Topeka high
school.
| J. A. Stewart. general passenger
agent of the Rock Island. has left for
Chicago to spend several days on COM
pany business.
The Rev. Robert Gordon will speak
; at the. First Baptist church Sunday
evening at 1880 O'Clock on rs the
Lodge Gate to Heaven orr"
| The physical education teachers
conference of the Kansas State
Teachers association met in the man.
ual high school building this morning.
| The Christian Endeavor society OF the
Third Presbyterian church will listen
to q talk by Miss Eva Corning. one of
Topeka's police women. Sunday evening
on missionary Police Work.
! The Ladies Aid society Of the First
| English Lutheran church will meet
at 2:30 o'clock next Wednesday after
noon with Mrs. e. H. Rudy, of the
Sixth street road, a quarter mile
west Of Gage park.
| Marriage licenses have been issued
to James E. Davis and Mary Greaney
Of Kansas City. Mo-, and to Burt NJ.
Gillespie and Kathryn Mann and to
/ Edward NJ. Stephenson and Jennie v.
Heinzman. all of Topeka
| School children all over the state
look forward. to the state teachers
convention with as much enthusiasm
as do the teachers. The reason il that
the two and three day vacations given
the pupils are appreciated.
| A. ]. Dickenson of st. Paul. assist
| ant general passenger agent OF the
Great Northern railway, and f. T.
Holmes of Kansas City. district pas
| senger agent Of the road, were In To-
peka this week on business
| Sheriff L. L. Kiene left today for
Sterling, Kan, to take into custody
there William Hamilton. held on a war
rant charging him with defrauding To-
peka merchants by disposing OF goods
bought on the installment plan.
The meat bill for feeding animals In
the Gage park zoo may be reduced by
| utilizing the carcasses of unclaimed
| dogs which are executed at the city dog
| pound. w. L. Porter, city commissioner
of parks. is considering the matter.
| L. M. Rich. the young man arrested
/ at Des MoineS on charge OF passing
bad checks in Topeka. will not be pros.
ecuted. A brother from that city has
settled all claims against him including
costs to local officers who traced the
charges filed here. and the complaint
has been Quashed.
Every Topeka soccer football play
| er is expected to show up at Western
| league park Sunday afternoon at $3.50
for practice. It is hoped by Tom
| Powell, manager. to- have two full
teams on the grounds, to- prepare for
the Thanksgiving game at Kansas
City with the Schmelxets. - =
A meeting ofsthe high school .prin-
cipals' round t&ble pf the Kansas
State Teachers association was held
! this morning In the high school build
ing. The Speakers were e. A. White
of Kansas CITY Kan. w. H Caroth-
ers of Emporias and A. J.. Stout. prln-
cipal OF the Topeka high school.
There is no doubt but the Kansas
teachers took the city. They were
everywhere. = They g1addened the
heart of merchants and restaurant
owners. Possibly more ,photogfapns
| Of the state house and Memorial nail
were taken during the convention than
any other three days since the build
/ ings were completed. -
The annual meeting and banquet Of
the College of Emporia was held
Thursday night at the First Presby.
terrain church. Leverette Fits OF
Minneapolis, was POSTMASTER and. re-
sponses were made by Mrs. Willis
| Kerr Of Emporia, Miss Ruth McQues-
ton Of Hays, and the president OF the
college, H. C. Culbertson.
The opening Of the paving on East
Eighth street between Kansas avenue
and Quincy street. to install a larger
water service pipe to the Crane Printing
company, shows the concrete base OF