The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-12
LOCAL MENTION.

Big clearance sale at the Roberts on
coats. suits. dresses. kimonos. skirts. etc,
less than v price. Over Kresge lOc store
Adv.
The warm days bring a surplus of
which we offer at $500 per ton Giilette &
Nicholson. Lumbersnen.-Adv.
Royal Neighbors. camp No. AS. will
meet "Wednesday evening at O'Clock at
Lincoln Post Hall. Governor Capper will be
the guest of honor.
court of Topeka for the arrest of Caleb
Guiiky on a charge OF knowingly receiv-
IN H hoss stolen from Union Pacific car
officials. Guilky claims that he only rent
ed a pen to those who had the porkers In
their possession.
F. A. Rooster, D. d. g., S1S Kansas ave.
Special attention given to pyorrhea and
oral prophylaxis.-Adv.
The case of c. E. Wilson No. 2. alleged
forger was continued today until January
IA in the court Of Topeka. According to
son will make an effort to plead guilty Of
misdemeanOr
The following births were reported at
tire office OF the city clerk today: Nick
Hist and wife. COB North Van Buren, street,
Jan. girl: Joseph E. Carroll and wife.
10 M&GlSOn SlIe0C. JAN Ii, girl. harvey
Earn and wife, 166 Norton avenue. jan 5,
boy.
Fifteen young veterinarians are today
board of veterinary examiners. The ex-
amins tons are being held in the council
chamber of the city hall.
Dr. H B. Hcgeboom moved to CT KAN
sas ave.-Adv.
Mrs. F. W: FELTON, of Highland Park:
the Knights of PytfEas at her home last
week. Guessing contests were the enter
taiament Of the evening. In the advertis,
the prize and in the wedding contest Mrs.
J awton won first honors. Those present
were Mr.: and Mrs: J. F. Spohn. Mr.. and
Schcenhoven.- Mr.. and Mr.. Andy James.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Busby. Mrs. E. 2.
Mrs Mrs M Nam wnss Mrs Mrs Sarah
H. Hunter. Mrs. o. e. Dodge. Mrs. c. H.
seoNie Bets ENVY LAWSON
White. Ora Dobbs. and Master Harold
Lawson.
peka public schools today sent to the
members of the state legislature an in
vitation to them to avail themselves OF
the. use Of the Topeka public schools for
residents in the state capital. The invita-
ton was placed on record in the senate
and vote of thanks extended by that
body to the head Of the Topeka school
organization
Safety razor blades sharpened better than
new. 25c-35c doz Brunt Drug Co.-Adv.
The revival meeting at the Pentecostal
Church OF the Nazarene is continuing with
increased interest. Last week a number
| OF souls were definitely blessed at the
1 Altar. Sunday evening just before the
preaching hour a young peoples meeting
wife. 1t was time OF Divine visitation.
and the young people entered the follow
ing service with increased faith, and de
termination to give God the best Of theiI
powers for the advancement of His king
dom. Young Mr.. Rctmer who has charge
some OF the Topeka schools united with
the church There are others contemplat.
ing such step. The meetings are held ev.
/ cry night this week except Saturday
| There will be three services on Sunday
Jas J. Ballinger Is pastor.
In 1914 81, 1es.6S was collected In city
licenses by George T. Mattin9ly city
license collector. There has been a steady
increase of the amount of revenue the
city derives from licenses since 1860. In
that year T,746 was collected: in 1910 the
1882; they totaled $16.736 in 1919. and ST.
GsS in 1913.
4 The warm days bring a surplus OF
petroleum carbon on the market f0I
which we ofter II - per tom Gillette Z
Nicholson. Lumbermen--Ad