The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-24
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS.

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Mrs Mary Chaplin, of the probate
court office. left this morning for q
vacation trip to Colorado.
Topeka stores are now depending
on Colorado for their supplies of let
tuce, radishes and cauliflower
Jose NJ. Pima was vagged this morn
| ing by Police Officer Cook and lodged
in the bull pen. Pima is a Mexican.
The Rev. Harry Nyce, of Peru. Ind
will preach at the First Congregation
al church union services Sunday night
George Crawford, of Topeka, has
taken over and will manage the Kan
sas Cash Stores company at Herring
ton.
F. T. Walker is booked at the mu-
| nicipal menagerie on charge of petit
| larceny. He was arrested by Officer
Brush.
from the county Jail by Judge Dana.
Ingenthon was sent up recently as
| jointist.
| A permit has been issued to Roberta
| McKishan to add to her dwelling at
1885 Lane street The improvements
will cost $1,000
"a friend contributed SIS towards
the Big Brother camp fund today.
enough to pay for giving one boy an
outing the last of August.
julius Carlson was booked at the
police station early this morning on
a charge of running his auto without
lights. Carlson is a carpenter.
The Edison company has put up a
large electric sign for l. S. Ga1itZky of
the New Toggery store. at the corner
of Eighth and Kansas avenue.
There are cherries on the local
market from Idaho and Colorado. The
Colorado cherries are selling at the
rate of two boxes for 25 cents
The Moose band will give a con-
cert in Garfield park Sunday night at
o'clock, free to the public A spe
cial program has been arranged to
please all.
Rosetta McSimms is held at the po-
lice station on a charge of street walk
ing, following her arrest late Friday
evening by Motorcop WEIGH and Off
Ger McGovern.
The K. K. ks held a picnic Friday
at Moffets grove in celebration of the
second anniversary of the founding of
the club. Dinner was served at 1880
after which games were played
The Lillian Mitchner chapter Of
L. F. Sherman, 100 East Tenth street,
Thursday afternoon of next week. The
subject will be citizenship and Chill
dren."
Circulation of the Scriptures Be
fore and Since the Invention Of Print
derson's lecture to his Bible class at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning at the
First Congregational church.
Willow park is now at its best. 1t
never looked attractive as at the
present time. The shrubbery, the we'll
trimmed grass, and the flower beds, all
go to create a pleasing effect. The
laying of concrete floors on the two
park bridges is a great Improvement
The Union services of the First
l., I'll 1N E,oJ1 %
the First Congregational church, Sew
enth and Harrison streets, at S o'clock
tomorrow evening. Rev. Harry Nyce,
of Peru, Ind, will preach the sermon
in the place of DR.. Estey, of the First
Presbyterian.
The Country club members will be
the guests of the Shawnee Golf club
a the Shawnee links in Highland
Park, this afternoon. July "a. A
Country club member Will be matched
foursome, taking alternate strokes at
the same ball-score for the round to
count.
The College Hill volIey ball : I'M
Friday night defeated the Mulvane
team at the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A by a
score of to 2. Another team from
College Hill defeated another Mulvare
team on the west side at he same
time by a score of 3 to 2. Thomas
Williams refereed the game between
a.
The first meeting of the Topeka
Local union under the new admins
tration will be held at Gage park next
Monday evening. There will be pic
mic supper at $50 o'clock which will
be followed by the regular meeting
at the band stand Delegates to the
worlds c. E. convention at Chicago
will give reports on the big meeting.
There will be good music for the oc-
casion. D. J. Duntcn is the recently
elected PRECEDENT.
The Topeka Industrial Council at
its semi-annual meeting Friday night
elected the following officers to serve
in the next six months: w. E. An
derson, president; Ray Locke, vice
president; E. J. Gribbin, recording and
corresponding secretary; w. H. Kerle. |
secretary and treasurer; W. T. Luce
editor labor page; p. NJ. Montgomery,
sergeant at arms; ". l.. Porter, F. W
FELTON, and Roy Allen, board of trus-
tees. The delegate to the state feder-
alton will be S. B. Weaver.