The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-04
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS.

Mrs. Roy o. Housed returned this
afternoon from a visit in Manhattan
and Salina.
The Kansas automobile school has
moved from sos Kansas avenue to
AIS Jackson street.
A special meeting was conducted
by The Salvation Army at Berry Creek
church Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. J~hn Waffburg, 1924
Lane street, announce the birth on
september %, of an eleven pound boy.
During August the police made $50
arrests. Fines amounting to $500
were collected including $3.50 in back
fines.
DR.. Western L. johnson has left To-
peka to attend the San Diego and san
Franscico fairs. He will also stop at
Grand Canyon
The Harrison school building has
deserted the Little red school mousse
most. coat of yellow paint has been
applied to the bricks.
The meeting of the Topeka Minis
terial union which was to have Deen
held Monday has been postponed Tor
one week on account of Labor day
Special Labor Day services will be
held at the First Presbyterian church
Appropriate sermons will be del1vered
by the pastor, stephen S. Estey, d. D.
Frank Ramsey has been elected
clerk of the school board OF LoWlnan
by A. E. Robinson, who has moved
from the district.
The glass in the sidewalk in front
of the Santa Fe office building IS pad
ly cracked due to the swelling OF the
cement blocks. The walk VIII De torn
out and reconstructed.
DR.. Lewis E. Linzell. district super !
intendent of the Baroda district, Bonn |
bay conference of the NJ. E. church in !
India, will preach Sunday morning at
he church.
Frank G. Willard has taken several
excellent photographs of Donald Ross |
and members of the Shawnee and
Country clubs. One picture appeared
In the State Journal Friday.
All employees of Jas A. Pringle, |
contractor, building the East side
sewer, will have an opportunity to OBJ
serve Labor Day. There Will be no
work done on the sewer Monday
The Santa Fe offices will be closed
on the afternoon of Labor day.
statement was issued to that effect
this morning by c. w. kouns, General
manager. The shops will be closed all
day.
The teaching force and members of
the scho-l board of the Lowman Hill
school were entertained FRIDAY even
ing at the home of Mr.. and Mrs: F.
H Jones, Garfield Place. At late
hour a two-course luncheon was
eerved.
A warrant has been issued for Win
ME Trumon on a charge of deserving a
baby. The child was placed with
weeks. Only one weeks board was {
paid Efforts to locate the mother
nave been unavai1ing.
The following marriage licenses
we're issued today at the office of the
probate Judge: Earl Henry Hurle,
70, and Ruth Karr. 10, both of To
,eka; Harry F. Darby, 2S, and AL
,erta F. Sellers. 10, bot of Topeka;
y y L tor or |
1, both of Topeka. =
The Rev. Willis Goldsmith will !
,reacn a Labor Day sermon on the
u bject. THE Ancient and Honorable
church Sunday morning.
lotion pictures illustrating the life of y
'hrist, with appropriate music will be
iven in the evening.
Judge A. w. Dana of the first di-
ision of the district court, returned
oday from his vacation which was r
pent at Estes Park, Colo. The trial S
ocket of the first division was cleaned :
err term which opens next Tuesday. I
everal liquor cases were dismissed by r
he county attorney.
Tractors will give blowing exhibits l
laces: H. w. McAfee, forty acres on e
Vest Sixth; r. B. McAllister, Sea- y
rock, forty acres; B. F. Fritz, West
'enth, forty acres; Mrs. S. H. Mum, :
Ortn OF the DIIChy dIO DIluSe, 1UO
ores; B. H. Pugh, 100 acres, in Oak 5
and. Henry w. McAfee has charge of ,
he tractor exhibits.
A series of revival meetings will be
cid in a tent back of the Church of |
ne Nazarene by the pastor, A. F. |
,alsmeier continuing all of next |
reek On September 9 the Mesch-
Wilde evangelistic party will take
barge of the meetings and will con-
nue. them until September %. Meet I
lgs will be held at 2:30 o'clock every '
fternoon and 1880 o'clock every even
ng.
The city fire department lost fire
t II o'clock Friday night. A tele-
hone call for the department was re- I
eived saying a fire existed at 2O12
'opeka avenue. The fire boys rushed t