The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-12-03

Kansas City and Topeka from clock
in the morning until noon, on account
of the accident. The Kansas City ex-
change called Granville. informing the
exchange at that place, that they could
not reach Topeka. The Granville oper-
ator could use the Topeka line as far
west as Clate Hammers place, where
the accident happened.
c. F. Adams Is Married.
c. F. Adams, the we'll known business
man of the North side and Mrs. Ara
Harold were married Wednesday eve
ming, before Thanksgiving The marri-
ago was kept quiet until this time,
but few of their intimate friends
knowing anything about it. Mrs. Adams
North Topeka. At one time she was
employed in the John Knowles wall
paper store.
Forty Pound Catfish.
A forty pound cat fish was caught
Wednesday morning by Joe Pasta, near
Calhoun Bluffs. This is the largest
fish caught in the Kaw river for some
time. The fish was on display at
Morns and Meyers Store.
Victoria Booth Clibbon.
Victoria Booth-Clibborn. daughter of
Mrs. Catherine Booth-Clibborn and
granddaughter of General Booth, will
speak at the Kansas avenue NJ. E.
church next Sunday morning. Rev.
Sheer announced last Sunday that COM
munion would be held next Sunday. but
owing to Miss Clibborn being able to
speak, communion will be postponed.
Fraternal Aid Indoor Fair.
Shawnee Council No. 1, of the Fra
ternal Aid association, will give an in
door fair at the F. A. A. hall Decem-
Der 4 and ). There will b, the usual
tempting booths of fancy work, candy,
dolls and variety of other things. All
the articles on display will make suit
able Christmas gifts. Gifts bought here
aside from helping the F. A. A. will
also help the Belgians as it Is under
stood that a certain per cent of the
proceeds will go to the Belgian Relief
fund.
H. H. Bair. will have on display, a
booth showing fruit and photos which
he obtained on his recent trip to
Florida.
Thieves Ransack House.
The residence of W. A. Yount in Ro-
morning. Some unknown party removed
the latch from the screen and forced
open the back door. The intruders evil
ed to ransack the larder, finding eggs,
which they cooked. and from the signs
left evidently enjoyed. A valuable silver
watch which was in plain sight was not
taken. The sh riffs office was notified
and Deputy Hugh Larimer was sent to in
vestigate the matter.
To Organize Lyccum
lyceum consisting of programs
every two weeks, will be organized to-
morrow evening at the East 1ndlanoia
school house by persons living in Shorey
and surrounding districts.
Recently petitions for the organization
were circulated and several scores OF
names were obtained. Last year similar
a. airs were held at West Indianola and
were successful.
Arthur Anderson. of South Cedar. Kan.
is on the North side attending to business.
F. C. Workman, the North Topeka rep
resentative of the Shawnee Chief. left this
morning for Payne, Ohio, where his mar
rage will take place in the near future
to Miss Mabel Shultz, daughter Of kew.
Mr. Shultz, a minister at Payne. Ohio.
H. ]. Shook. of Wakarusa, was on the
North side this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Luthyie. or SILVER
Lake have returned home, after a snort
visit in North Topeka.
The young ladies' gymnasium class 81
| the North Topeka Baptist church Will
| hold their regular meeting this evening al
| the church.
| Mrs. J. H Whitman. of Buriingame,
| has returned to her home, AFTER business
trip to the North side.
! Ed Gresser. of the Citizens state DanK
is again at his duties, having oeen eX-
| cused from the jury for this week
The front Of the Lacey drug store IL
receiving a fresh coat of paint me IN,
| terror of the store also has been panied
and papered. =,
| North Topeka yesterday on business
/ Dntr 6rp1cOi0f Adv