The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-05-07
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS.

Enoch Bishop is booked at the
county Jail on a charge of petty lar
ceny.
j. H Fisher will build a one story
dwelling at 307 Liberty street to cost
$1,70O.
NIT to erect a dwelling at 423 Broad
moor avenue.
Elmer Fisher has taken out per.
GA North Van Buren, street.
Mrs ]. A. Banks is seriously ill at
her home, 1927 Tyler street. Her
husband, J.. A. Banks. who is book
keeper in the postoffice, was not at
his desk today.
J. K. Lewis, travelling representa-
tive of an eastern newspaper syndi-
cate, who has been ill at his home,
1882 Western avenue, for several
weeks, is recovering.
H. B. Healing of Western Reserve
university will speak at the st. Johns
A. M. E. church at Seventh and To-
be THE Value of Second Hand
Things"
Criminal complaint charging Chas.
w. Phelps with deserting his wife
and two children has been filed in
the Court OF Topeka. Phelps was ar
$500. His wife, Myrtle May Phelps
is complaining witness in the case.
Next Thursday evening the Shawnee
branch of the Kansas Poultry Fedora
ton will give a reception at the Com
mercial club quarters in honor of J.
I. MOdlin, one of the best known poul-
trymen of the country who has moved
to Topeka from Dallas, Tex. Mod
Inns birds have won prizes at shows
all over the United States.
George Gray was picked up by Of
f1cer Ferguson Thursday evening, on
a charge of drunkenness and discharg-
ed this morning by judge Yates as
was Ed Bennett arrested by Chief
Parsons on the same charge. w. ].
Schumnight was fined SIS for drunken
ness and paroled by the police judge
this morning. Josa Durant, arrested
b officers Bryant and Cook on a
charge of drunkenness, will have his
hearing this evening.
Preliminary hearing of the case of
the state against Rev. J. K. Woodson,
colored evangelist, was continued I'M
til May 1 in the Court of Topeka this
morning. Woodson was recently
brought crom Colorado by L. L. Kiene.
sheriff. He is charged with taking
Mrs Beatrice Frye from her home,
Oil Eas: Eleventh street, to another
part of the city for immoral purposes.
Ed Frye. husband of the woman, is
the complaining witness.
Topeka will be we'll represented at
the twenty-eighth annual meeting of
the Kansas Bankers association at In
man is secretary of the organization |
and editor of The Kansas Banker, the |
official organ of the association. T. B. |
Brown is observation-disclosures. Arthur |
Capper, governor, Scott Hopkins, s. |
y. Hawkes. and j. c. Miller are on the |
program. c. S. Elliott is on the pro- |
gram for the building and loan sec
ton.
81 didn't apologize for what I did. !
1 said 1 was sorry it happened, but it |
was his word against another mans. |
He said he would take oath that he did |
not make the statement and 1 agreed |
to let the matter drop. The incident !
is closed SO Ear 1 am concerned
The foregoing is a statement made to !
the State Journal by George Harmon, |
in reference to settlement |
of the assault case made against him |
by John Travis in the court of To- |
peka.
Herbert S. Houston. vice president
of the Doubleday-Page company pub
Usher of The Worlds Work, will be
the guest of honor at a special lunch
con at the Commercial club quarters
at 1918 O'Clock next Monday noon. |
He will speak on world Peace"
should be made by Sat
urday noon as space is limited to $50
persons. 1t has been necessary to
turn persons away from recent special
luncheOns, owing to their failure to
make reservations. Mr.. Houston is
an able speaker. He formerly lived
in Kansas