The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-10-17
SNAP SHOTS
AT HONE NEWS.

SO roadster.
The Mothers club Of the Provident
association will met next Tuesday at
ternOOn.
The Topeka Boys club of the Provi-
dent association will meet for reorgan-
ization tonight at 1880 o'clock.
| Jake Black of Burlingame spent
Friday in Topeka and returned to his
home in the evening the owner OF
new Buick.
The preliminary hearing of Henry
Bauman, charged with embezzlement,
was continued in the court of Topeka
today until October %.
The municipal golf links at Gage
park are expected to be ready for use
by the last of this month. Most OF
the tees have been made.
Many persons from out of town
came to Topeka today to do their
shopping. The weather conditions
were ideal for shopping trips
In the local pocket billiard tourna-
Larsh 100 to "A. Monday evening.
Swain will cross cues with Adds.
Fees amounting to $1.553.45 were col
1ected by the Office of the register OF
deeds during the quarter ending Sept.
80, and turned over to the county.
John A. McNeine, "a. Emmett, Kan.
and Catherine L. Murray. q. Della,
Kan. have been granted marriage
license by the Shawnee county probate
court.
Andy Adams, charged with wife de-
sertion, after being bound over for trial
in the district court, was released yes
terday on his promise to support his
family.
Those who take part in the Com
mercial club membership campaign
next Tuesday and Wednesday will be
expected to be present at the meet
ing Monday noon.
was in court again today. She was
bound over for trial in the district
court under $500 on a charge of rob-
, berry from the person.
The Commercial Club Bulletin for
October will be distributed Monday.
to those who take part in the member
ship campaign next week.
The management of the Hip theater
, has invited the men who participate in
the Commercial club membership cam
paign next Tuesday and Wednesday to
attend the theater at the close Of the
work for the day.
S. D. Sunny Flora, the local
weather man, will make an inspection
! trip next week visiting the substatiOns
in northeast Kansas. He will leave
/ Monday and return to Topeka the lat
I ter part of the week.
/ George H. Newton of the First Bap-
fist church will speak this evening at
The Salvation Army hail.. 317 Kansas
avenue, and also at the army's street
meeting. His subject will be 1.-THE
Rich Man and the Poor Man."
Pictures of the Washburn and high
school football teams in action have
\ hQan nj
thrown on the screen at a local NOV
ing picture house. Willard does the
work to arouse football interest in
Topeka.
Apparently the Baker football team
is joiner" on grandstands. At En-
ing the Baker-Emporiai game. The
Washburn bleachers fell at Topeka
when Baker played the Ichabods last
Saturday.
F. M. Nelson, a farmer, formerly liv-
ing near Valencia, was arrested in
Sheriff L. L. Kiene last night. He is
charged with having sold horses which
were mOrtgaged to d. W. Baird and A.
w. Black.
| Members of the colored musical
company that will be heard in concert
at the auditorium Monday night, will
sing in various Topeka churches Sun
day, including the First Methodist
church. First Baptist church at the
Honeywell tabernacle.
A theater party, an auto ride, and
| lectures by prominent Kansas State
Agricultural college man will be
/ among the features in connection with
the poultry show that will be given
at the Auditorium in December by the
Kansas Poultry federation.
Hugh Larimer. undersheriff, has pre-
sented bill to the Shawnee county
| board of commissioners for 1884 for in
| juries sustained July 81 in an automo-
his duties. The claim is under consid-
GRAFTON by the commissioners.
hunter carrying a shotgun caused
| excitement at Tenth and jackson
streets this morning while many per-
sons were on the street going to work
in the Santa Fe offices. In getting OF
a street car. the gun was accidentally
discharged: No one was injured.
L. H. While, president of the Kansas
Poultry federation, spoke before the
| Shawnee county branch of the asso-
citation at meeting held at the Com
mercial club quarters Friday night
Twenty persons were added to the
membership.
All persons who expect to attend
the s. S. Mcclure dinner at the Com
mercial club at $50 o'clock Monday
evening should not fail to make theil
reservations immediately. Plates will
be provided for $50 persons. Non
members of the club are invited to at
tend the dinner.
meeting of the four coordinate
Scottish Rite bodies of the Valley OF
Topeka will be held in Topeka. Nov
10. IL, IL and 13. William M. Shaver
will discuss plans for the, erection OF
!, a new temple. Lots at the corner Of
Tenth and Van Buren, have been pur.
chased for the new building.
4 The cafeteria at the high schoo
continues to be well patronized Oh
stormy days. Business drops off whel
the weather is such that students cal
either go downtown or to their home