The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-19
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS.

Read the Iris ad in the advertising
columns.-Adv.
cro,uet tables made at the Santa Fe shops.
In the absence of Jay E. House MAYOR
W. G. Tandy, city commissioner of streets
and senior member of the city commission,
is acting mayor
Lodges Nos; and 757, Fraternal Aid
Union, Will give a musical tabloid after
lowed by dance.
Wednesday evening at O'Clock, Sec
.etary II p; Prout. of the R. r. Y. NJ. c.
A. VIII begin series of lectures on per-
vited.
The Mizpah Bible class, of the First
streets, will give its annual banquet
Wednesday at. 80 O'Clock for the mem
the church dining room.
Joseph Waidelich, assistant fire chief.
upon whom falls the responsibility of in
specung buildings in the city, does not
hope to ever master all the details of his
position To do so would require that he
learn all the provisions contained in the
10 pages of the new building ordinance.
The Mothers Christian Endeavor society
of the First Presbyterian church Eighth
meeting at the home of the president, Mrs.
r. f. GLASGOW, 1885 Lane street Wednes
will begin at 2:30 o'clock and the lesson
topic Will be Women of the Bible
At meeting of the executive board of
the Laymen's Missionary movement Mon
day, committees were chosen to go out
over the state Sunday. The members of
D. o. Coe. Jesse Shaw, the Rev. NJ; w.
Jackson. H; c, kibben: J; ?; Slaughter,
r w Rankin. o. F. Wright. D. III. Owens,
Hartman
A delegation from Oakland. consisting
NJ Keats. appeared before the board of
county commissioners Monday afternoon
with verbal petition for improvements
on the Oakland road east of the city. The
road is in poor shape, according to their
rate q m les a
court house with the Oakland trio to view
the highway.
George Givens. charged with assault on
Fred Prout, was found guilty of the Of
Tense by jury in the second division of
the Shawnee county district court late
occurred several weeks ago following the
collision of buggy in which Prout was
riding and the auto in which Givens was
riding. Highland Park was the setting
of the affair.
That secret orders and the church may
live side by side peacefully is the opinion
of the Rev o. L. Cook, pastor of the First
Christian church. In his sermon Sunday
a Member of a Secret Organization: - Rev.
Cook said that the best features of all
directly back to the Bible Next sunday
DIR. Cook will speak is 1t a Sin for
Possession of children is a poor excuse
for not attending the First Presbyterian
church, Eighth and Harrison streets. The
MiZpah Bible class, made up of girls have
a nursery in which they take care of
babies under six years of age while their
parents go to church. Tending to Il noisy
youngster keeps one of the girls out of
church and accordingly doesn't help the
attendance any. but it certainly knocks
skyward any hayward parents plea that
she must stay home and take care of the
baby.
A case wherein the charge is assault
with the intent to kill, is booked for the
Shawnee county courts Monday night c.
other colored man. in front of $50 Kansas
avenue. The bullet lodged in Smiths left
hand. short time before the affray
lower Kansas avenue, Hill shot Sadie
Hawker, colored; The latter shooting oc-
Cured at the Hawker ,woman's home in
North Topeka Hill claims. he at
woman trying to make her getaway
with small amount of his money. Hill
is being held at the police station.
That there will be an unusually large
attendance at the State Grange meeting
at ottawa December II, is the prediction
of L. L. Vrooman, master of the Oak
grange. Thirty delegates from the oranges
of Shawnee county met Saturday after
noon and voted to send the following dele
gates to Ottawa in December: w. T.
Hotchkiss, of Berryton grange; w. B.
Perry, of Wakarusa grange; F. P. Rude,
of Indian Greek grange; Edwin Popenoe.
of Sunnyside grange, Scott Fleming, of
TecumSeh grange. L. L. NrOOman, of Oak
grange. These delegates represent the O.
lie grangers of Shawnee county.
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