The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-08-30
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I. S. Galitzkie left today for a bust
ness trip to Omaha and St. Louis.
Buy Johnson's prepared wax to poll
ism your cars with Southwick's, s25
Kansas avenue.-Adv.
a box supper Will be held at the
kaw Valley school house east of town
next Saturday evening.
There were a number of Topeka Wis
itors at the Big Brother camp at
Buffalo Mound near Maple Hill, Sum
day.
The annual election of officers of
the Court of honor will be held next
Friday at the hall in the Masonic
semple- ------------
The meeting of the Commercial
club Pep" committee which was
postponed from last week will be held
Wednesday noon
DR.. Benjamin Young. pastor of the
First Methodist church has returned
from a two weeks vacation spent in
Northern Michigan.
The Rev. Edgar p. Smith, new pas
tor of the First United Presbyterian
church, will arrive in Topeka Tuesday
to take charge of the work
Reese Hughes. William Bass and
Dwight Ream, all graduates of Wash
burn college, will teach in the high
school at Fort Scott this year.
A girl who declined to give her
name was slightly injured when she
fell from the step of a State Hospital
car near the end of the line Sunday
evening.
Gus Anderson and Charles Ander-
son are booked at the city Jail on a
charge of drunkenness Sergeant Sauls
and Detectives Golf and Morgan ar
rested the two men
The regular September meeting OF
the board of education Will be held
next Monday evening at which time
final arrangements for the opening of
school will be made.
Dan Adams. formerly in the United
States pension departm when it was
located in Topeka, left Sunday after a
weeks visit in Topeka Mrs. Adams
is visiting the \. s Thomas family
Lee Haas of independence, Kansas,
has been selected by the state COM
mittee to deliver the memorial address
at the meeting of the 1. O. o. F.
grand lodge at Topeka in October
w E. Neff OF Hiawatha, has pur
chased from John w Harrison a IS
acre farm west OF the shawnee gon
club links. He has also bought ten
acres south of town and is building
a home there.
W. B. Diuey of sol Monroe street
reported to the police Sunday that
Mrs Juanita Brown who had been
working for him left Saturday after
noon He missed q gold watch and
SIS after she left
Fred King, sam Mcdowell and
James Warfield. three Kansas Ciey
negroes, failed TO explain to a police
man just what they were doing in
Topeka. and are booked at the police
station for investigation
County Attorney w. E. Atchison,
who is away on three weeks Vaca-
ton sent a card to Robert D. Carver,
assistant county attorney TINS morn
ing stating that ne would be home the
latter part of the week.
a monument dedicated TO the MEM
CRY of Mrs. L Diment was unveiled in
Topeka cemetery Sunday afternoon by
Rabbi II. H Mayer, of Kansas City.
Mrs. Diment died September 10. 1914
She was we'll known in Topeka
\ stereopticon illustrated lecture
will be given Sunday evening at the
Dover Baptist church by George N
Newton y part of the lecture will
be devoted to the history and growth
of the Florence Crittenton missions
The Kansas Trade Unionist. a new
Topeka publication, will make its
initial appearance September 10 The
paper will be conducted by Frank
B. Brown, a Topeka printer and news
paper man It will be a six-page
paper
Officers of the Shawnee Golf club
have issued warning to members
not to take Topeka people who are
not members to the links but on ac-
count of the frequent violations of
this order another is planned by the
officers
The prophetic conference came TO
a close at the Salvation Army hall
last night It has been conducted by
the Rev W. NJ. Smith, of Illinois,
and the Rev. l. W. Williamson, of