The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-06
SNAP SHOTS
At HOME NEWS.

Judge Hugh Fisher and Dougla
Graham, clerk of the court of Topeka,
went to Emporia on business today
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Seeds have
Del Plaza at Twelfth and Taylor
streets.
Rowdy, a fire department horse in
North Topeka, died this morning:
Rowdy was 20 years old, being one OF
the oldest horses in the service.
Remodeling of the Cremerie res
taurant is progressing rapidly, and 1t
is expected that it will be ready for
occupancy by the goth of this month
The bridge over shunganunga creek
in South Topeka IS rapidIy neai t faE
completion and will soon be ready Tor
traffic. The old bridge Will De moVeu
by the county commissioners 10 olL-
ferent location.
against Cristobal Reyes, a Mexican,
were completed in the district court
this afternoon. The case proDaply
will not be settled as the jury Will not
be sent out until late this afternoon.
& D. Flora weather observer, SAID
Yesterday: ''It is time to be thinking
about getting out the long tleecy ones
and putting the furnace INTO "ofhl ~
mn and sales of heavy clothes are in
creaSing. :.
The following marriage licenses
were issued this morning at the once
of the probate court: Edward WICK
land over 81. and Leila Inez Morehead,
over 21, both of Topeka; Herman X
whitman, "a, and NJ. Lois Georger,- -,
both of kiro.
The first open meeting of the Court
of Honor will be held Friday evening
at Moose hall. A dance will be given
for members and invited friends. The
first regular business meeting follow
ing the installing of the new OFFICERS
will be held October 8.
Maggie Kennedy, colored, was ar
rested at $50 o'clock this morning by
Officers Ferguson and Mcclure on u
charge of picking pockets. The wom-
an robbed an unknown out of own
man of 81 at the corner of Second and
Jackson streets Tuesday night, accord
ing to the police.
Can't. Norman Ramsey, who is To-
Gated in Washington, D. c., stopped !
over in Topeka today to visit his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Ramsey, and |
to attend a reunion of the twentieth |
on his way to Fort Sill, Okla, to in
spect that army post.
The young ladies of the cur club of |
the First English Lutheran church |
will entertain their friends Thursday /
evening at a spider-web party to be
held the parlors of the church, corner
Fifth and Harrison streets. Several
unusual features will be included in
the affair and a number of unique
presents will be found at the ends of
the web.
Frank Blanc, jr., who for the past Il
two years has been a tenant on the Il
Henry Steinmeyer stock farm, six
miles east of Alta Vista, has made the Il
place pay during the time that he has
had it. For the past two years he has
expended considerable energy in
building it up. So when announce H
ment was made that next Saturday the Il
owner would put the farm on the auc-
ton block, Blanc scratched his head
and did some deep meditating. He
couldn't buy the farm. And he re-
GREETED to leave it. Finally his medi-
tation bore fruit. Now Blanc is cast
ing an eye about for purchaser for
the farm who will make a long time
contract with him to raise stock and
run a dairy farm on the place on
SHARES. The young man is a nephew
or Dr. John A Steinmeyer of Topeka.