The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-11-15

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Mabel Swearingen, N. G.: Irene Mills,
secretary.-Adv.
Monarch Preparations sold every
Miss Edith Burg of Parsons is the
guest of Miss Helen Wright, 1909 Clay
street.
Use Monarch Face Lotion for tired
Ifeet.-Adv.
Glass and glazing. call s4s. J.. K.
Jones Paint Co.-Adv.
OF the $4,000 offered in cash prizes
and plate at this years national horse
show in Madison Square Garden, New
York, the highest individual winner
was w. H. Moore, who entered four
teen horses. Moore's horses were
shown in Topeka during the state fair
and carried off a lions share of the
awards in the heavy harness classes.
At Madison Square Garden Moore es-
tablished a record by winning four
championships. Horses belonging to
Miss Lou1a Long, who also showed in
Topeka, were shown in New York.
w. r. Crosswhite, who foN years
has taken an active interest in the af-
fairs of the Topeka Bricklayers and
Master Masons union, has been APP
pointed financial and corresponding
secretary of the organization. Mr..
who recently resigned.
| Members of the Ladies' Aid society
| of the First German Methodist church
| held surprise party November IL
! for Mrs. S. Iwig of Golden avenue, in
celebration of her fifty-ninth anniver-
sary. Mrs Iwig has been secretary OF
the society for the past thirty-two
years.
For a popular priced suit or over
coat. made to measure. see Olof Elk
berg, 7o8 Kansas Ave-, End floor
Adv.
A Des Moines police detective ar
rived in Topeka this morning to take
Ernest Mathis, a colored man, to Des
Moines on a charge OF murder. Mains
was arrested in Topeka by Detective
Tom Morgan.
j. O. Jefferies of Clinton, Iowa, is
spending a few days in Topeka. He IS
a man of considerable prominence IN
his CITY, director of a large banking
business, and with interests in other
lines of business and investment. He
will attend some of the Masonic a11alrs
to take place this week in Topeka
One hundred and seventy dollars of
insurance and Santa Fe ticket TO
Pontiac ILL., where she will live with
her daughter was the salvation of Mrs.
Anna Grew, a Mexican woman, whose
14-year-old daughter, Catherine Grew,
died of tuberculosis saturday. Inc
funeral was held Sunday afternoon &C
cording to Mexican custom. Burlal
services were held at the Mexican
Catholic church on East crane street
and interment was in Mt. Calvary
emetery.
For Jitney, phone 274. Day and
night service.-AdV
i rriTI iC L.
ing for a home through the Provident
association. Her mother is unable to
keep her and the officials expect to
place her very quickly
Writing his own references and
recommendations, negro Fl years old
applied for work at the Prov1dent as
ISOLATION this morning. The letters |
were badly mispelled and Scrawled in |
the same manner and style and the |
man wondered why his references
were laughed at.
Miles, IS years old, a transient, who
was handed over to the Provident as
sociation by the police Sunday.
Stupid stunted and flighty, he told an
irregular story about hlmself ana
said he was going to Chicago to live
with an aunt whom he did not know.
Cigarettes had been his main article
of sustenance since he was 4 years
old, he said
An Italian "floater," the first for
three years. asked for a meal at the
Provident association today Inc
Italians usually stay close to Kansas
CITY. Louis Floyd, the general secre-
tary, said.
Suits and overcoats dry cleaned Use.
Topeka Laundry Co. Phone 3653.-
Adv.
Evangelistic services begin tonight
at twenty leading Topeka churches
and will continue for two weeks, meet
ings being held at the churches on
evangelists will speak during the en-
tire program. The work is mainly to
arouse interest among church mem
bers and to attract outsiders
Candidates will arrive in Topeka
tomorrow to take the Scottish Rite
Greenleaf. Elmont, Emporia, Meriden.
Granville, Wakarusa, Scranton, Cliff
ton, Tecumseh, Havensville, Usage
City. Ottawa, Beloit, Belleville, Simp
boro, Green, Auburn. Dover, Rydal,
Kinsley, Mayetta, Atchison, Everest,
Maple Hill, Fairview and Harveyville.
The registration of the delegates will
start Tuesday afternoon and degree
work will start Tuesday night.
Suit against the Union Pacific Rail
way company for $S4 was filed in the
court of Topeka this afternoon by J.
w Mosher. Mosher, who is 4 laboler
alleges that the money is due him for
work during August and September (
when he was employd by the Union
Pacific at Wilson, Kansas.
Bids for a number of bridges to be
built in the county have been called
for by the county commissioners who
met at the court house this afternoon.
Among the structures that are being
by the commissioners
is one at Valencia over Vasser creek.