The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-29
LOCAL MENTION.

Prof Arthur Nevin brother of
Ethelbert Nevin, the composer OF The
Rosary" will be the topliner on
Thursday nights program at the Audi
torium which will be given in connec-
ton with Baby Week" w. D. Ross
will give an address on More Educa-
ton" the same week.
We upholster and refinish all kinds
of furniture; make a speciality of auto
mobile tops. Phone us for an eSti
mate. The Jordon Upholstering Co.
14O6 w. SIXTH. Phone 2123 Black
Adv.
A membership campaign to boost
the roll of the Loyal order of Moose
to at least 1000 will be conducted in
Topeka, beginning at once A 3. Win
sett, national executive, of California,
will be in charge of the campaign. The
present membership of the local lodge
is about $50. The Moose lodge is now
occupying the second floor of the
Masonic building.
1t will pay you = = ur estimate
on that lumber bill. Phone 865. J. B.
Whelan & Co., I'll E. 4th.-Adv
An automobile ran into a pony
buggy driven by Edwin Maxwell son
of E. F. Maxwell of the Novelty thea
ter. Tuesday in Highland Park.
Charles Moore, a cousin of the Max
well boy, was thrown out but neither
of the boys was injured. The left
front wheel of the buggy was demol-
ished. The accident happened at a
corner near DIR. Hammond's place in
Highland Park. The boys pulled out
| to the side of the road but the driver
of the machine did not see the rig in
time to avoid a collision. The dam
ages to the buggy were repaired at the
cost of the automobilist. Charles
! Moore lives in Danville, Ill, but is
staying with the Maxwell family for
the winter.
Salary and commission to two good
men to sell life insurance in Topeka
for the Right Company" the Ger
mania Life. Call between nine and
ten and five and six for our PROPOSE
ton, New England Building.-Adv.
Buyers for the Mills Stores Co. are
returning from the eastern markets.
and the stores new stocks are coming
in rapidly.
A marriage license was issued this
| morning to Arthur B. Hiser, %, and
Helen E. Mitchell, %, both of Valley
Falls.
Oliver Thompson, colored, was
fined $40 in police court this morn
ing for stealing a 100 pound sack of
sugar from the McCord-Kist1er Mer-
camille company. Thompson admitted
, that he took the sugar. He now is in
the city Jail.
Suits dry cleaned 75c. Topeka
Laundry Co. Phor se5s.-Adv.
Francisco Navarro, a Mexican, was
found guilty on the charge of assault
with intent to kill in the second di-
vision of the district court. Navarro
shot Augustin Alba, special police
man. Sentence has not yet been
passed.
The case against Ed Davis, colored,
. charged with signing a fictitious name
to a liquor statement at the Missouri
Pacific depot, was heard in the dis
trict court this morning. The jury
has not yet returned a verdict
Have your suit or overcoat made
, to measure, $3.50. at Olof Ekberg.
70S Kansas ave-. second floor. ADV.
Frances Willard day is being OBJ
served in the city schools. The mat
ter was left optional with the teach
ers of each building and most of them
selected days in the latter part of the
week. At the high school special ad-
dresses and music will be given al
assembly Friday.
l Penny Arcade has been moved from
Garfield park to 500 Kansas avenue
House for sale. Inquire at address,
Adv.
brought to bear by the Topeka Com
4 mercial club. Arthur Capper, COVER
' nor, and Jay E. House, mayor, to Sc
i cure the holding of the Internationa
= Kindergarten unions convention il
C Topeka in 1916, the best that has beer
. secured is a promise of next time.
i Mrs. June r. Chapman has received
letter from Miss May Murray, CORE
spending secretary, saying that tn.
>, first meeting will be held in Cleveland
: but expressing the hope that the 191'
, meeting will be held in Topeka.
s Providing the roads are in condi
$ ton, booster trip to Overlook will
s be made Friday by members of thu
= Commercial club. On the trip tn,
= members of the club will stop at Pau
a line, Scranton and Wakarusa- Arriv
ing in Overlook, they expect to spent
: the greater part of the afternoon a
v the fair which is being held there
/ Live Oak Grove No. Is, Woodmal
Circle, will celebrate their 18th ami
versary Thursday evening, Septembe
q 30th. All members and their familie
L are urged to attend.-Adv.
A travelling museum that goes I
d the public schools, with illustrativ
= material at the time it is needed, i
o used by the St. Louis. Mo-. schools.