The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-01-06
Firemen at Station No. 1 Want
Magazines.
Earl Guilkey Gives Self Up to
Officers.

The f1remen at station No. 1 are
short of reading matter and these cold
days the weather is unsuitable for out
door sports. Time hangs heavy on
their hands
1t has long been the custom Tor
many people to give their magazines
to the fire boys after they had finished
using them, but of late it seems like
people are forgetful and the supply
has run ou'.
Now that the winter months are
here the firemen miss the usual sup
ply Of magazines. II you have any
discarded magazines the firemen will
| gladly call and get them. Phone 1864.
Earl Guilkey Gives Up.
Earl Guilkey, who broke away from
| the officers after he had been arrested
Tt esday afternoon on hog stealing
charge, gave himself up at the police
station this morning.
Special Officer H. E. Gaines arrest
ed Earl Guilkey and Silas johnson
while they were butchering a hog
which they had stolen from a freight
car on the Union Pacific tracks Mon
day night after midnight.
1t is alleged the Guilkey's wife and
daughter turned loose three OF the
! hogs that were stolen from the car
| before the arrival of the sheriff Tues
day eternoon.
Stockholders Meeting.
| At the yearly meeting Of the stock
holders Of the Shawnee state bank
held Tuesday afternoon all OF the old
| officers and directors were reelected.
| The officers and directors are:
President. Thomas Page; vice presi-
dent. D. J. Hathaway; secretary. Da-
vic Bowie: cashier, F. p. Elmore; as
sistant cashier, A. v. Lindell. Direc-
| tors: Thomas Page, N. E. Copeland.
s. K. Burroughs. ]. H. Skinner, David
Bowie, d. j. Hathaway, Charles Cur
tbs. F. NJ. Bonebrake. ]. NJ. Billiard.
L. A. Dolman and F. P. Gilmore.
Notes.
Mrs L. X. Conwell and grandson.
Paul Stevenson, Of Gaylord, Kan, who
| during the holidays have returned to
| their home.
c. L. Dillon of Silver Lake was on
| the North side today.
F. E. Wallraven has returned to his
home in Elmont after spending a
| short time in North Topeka
| Ed Wyant of Silver Lake was a
North side visitor today.
The officers and chairmen OF the
| committees of the Christian Endeavor
society Of the Mort, Topeka Chris
tan church will meet at the close OF
prayer meeting Thursday night.
Frank Mongold of Perry was on the
| North side this morning.
Charles Huntington has returned to
| his home in Silver Lake after spend
| ing a short time in North Topeka.
business meeting OF the B. Y. p.
L. will be held at the home Of Hazel
Kincaid. 1902 North Van Buren, street.
| Thursday night. All members are
urged to be present.
I Frank Lewis sold his pool hall at
| S26 North Kansas avenue to Elmer
| Fisher
The girls gymnasium class of North
Topeka will meet Friday night at Z
o'clock in the North Topeka Baptist
church.
Miss Grace Forbes entertained the
n. IN )ers of the ]. o. D. club at her
home. 1901 North Monroe street. this
afternoon. Those present were: Mrs
George Benson, Mrs. A. Miller. Miss e
Billings of Granville, Miss Radcliffe
Mrs. Diennom, Mrs. F. T. Gray, Mrs
c. E. Miller. Mrs. Fred Swan. Mrs. c.
Halworth. Miss Young, Mrs. Taylor
Mrs. T. NJ. Forbes and Miss Grace
Forbes.
The Mothers club of West Shorey
will meet Thursday afternoon at the
home Of Mrs. ]. w. Robinson.
Mrs. Will Young has returned tc
her home in Kansas City after visit
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
P. G. Marlett, at 1406 North Quincy
street