The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-11
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

! C. C. Sinclair will construct a two
story dwelling on Byron avenue to
cost $500.
W.. O. Rigby. postmaster, left this
morning for Lawrence, to attend the
Knights Templar conclave.
The publicity committee under
Charles Dillon will meet Wednesday
at the Commercial club quarters.
Mary Marshall was fined $40 in
police court this morning by Judge
Yates a charge of drunkenness.
Thomas Valencia and Juan Her
nandez, both Mexicans, are booked
at the police station on charge OF
vagrancy.
/ The Golden Belt road is now in ex-
cellent condition. Some of the Shaw
| nee county roads, however, are decid-
1 eddy rough.
| A meeting of the ways and means
committee of the Commercial club
| under E. L. Overton will be held We'd
nesday noon.
The Home Builders association has
taken out a permit to erect a $1,000
dwelling at 1241 Boswell avenue; also
a $4,000 dwelling at 1245 Boswell
A marriage license was issued to-
day from the office of the probate
judge to Fritz A. WATERSHED, age p,
Lindsborg, and Florence CHM, age 10,
Abilene.
A meeting of the Abdallah Shriners
club will be held Wednesday night
when the Shriners' part of the fest1-
val at the fair grounds. May 24-2S,
will be planned.
Charles Hanlon of 7O4 Smith street
cut his foot badly late Monday at the
physical training exhibition on the
fair grounds. He was taken to a hos
pital in Harvey Parsons's car.
Appeal suit from the court Of To-
fendant for $26s.54 was filed in the |
district court today by the Warren M |
Crosby company against the Peerless
Pattern company.
Edith Anweiler is booked at the !
county Jail on a charge Of selling
liquor Philip Anweiler was issued a |
decree of divorce from the woman in
the district court by Judge Dana
Monday afternoon.
J. ]. Brown of Kansas City, repre-
sentative of Pathe's Weekly, photo
graphed the children in some of the
most interesting of the drills at the
physical education exhibition on the
fair grounds late Monday.
Motion to dismiss the case of Elsie
Harrison against Frank Harrison for
divorce was granted in the first divi-
Dana this morning. The principals
in the case live at Auburn.
An individual or concern has been
advertising in the State Journal for
someone to erect a 100000 building on
Kansas avenue between Fifth and
Ninth streets. A ten year lease will
be taken out on such building.
Decree of divorce and custody of his
three minor children was issued Mon
day afternoon in the first division of
the district court by Judge Dana to
Philip Anweiler. The decree was the
result of the second divorce petition
filed by Anweiler against his wife,
Edith Anweiler.
Governor Capper has presented the
children of the Kansas orphans home
with an expensive talking machine
and a set of records of excellent quail
ity. The governor recently paid Wis
much interested in the affairs of the
youngsters sheltered there.
]. L. Smalley, a Kansas City, Kan.
attorney, has been engaged to direct
the investigation of the election fraud
charges recently published, as result
of numerous complaints alleged to
have been filed with Governor Arthur
Capper relative to mismanag cement In
the office of Henry thinner, election
commissioner.
around church waiting for her to come !
out and threatened to kill her, Julia
Williams has filed petition for divorce
against J. L. Williams in the Shaw
nee county district court The petit
ton recites story of habitual drunk
enness on the part of the defendant.
Mrs Williams asks the restoration of
her maiden name, Julia Anderson.
assault on Augustin Alba, deputy
sheriff, with intent to kill, refused to
listen while the warrant was being
read by Douglas Graham, clerk of the
court of Topeka, in the county Jail,
Monday evening. Navarro could not
be taken to the court room on account
of his condition, the result of the gun
fight between him and the deputy.
His bond was fixed at $4,000.
The following births were reported
at the office of the city clerk today:
Roy P Dixon and wife, 1915 Buchan-
an street, May 9. girl; William Weir
and wife, 614 Leland avenue, May 8,
boy: Lewis A. Brooks and wife, 142
Evelyn street, May 8, boy; Ralph
Nichols and wife, 1916 North Logan
street, May 8, boy; Earl Hugo Brown
and wife, 1901 Woodlawn avenue,
May 9. girl.
A. B. Cowden. general secretary of