The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-02
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS


s. ]. Shook has returned from trip
to CLAY Center, where he spent sew
| era1 days.
1.-The Ethical Significance of the
Doctrine of Gods Fatherliness, VIII
be the subject of DR.. Arthur ;. Hen
derson's lecture to his Bible CLASS
Sunday morning at the rlrsl Soneho
gational church.
The total fees paid into the county
treasury by C. w. Bower, clerk of the
district court, for the quarter ending
September 80 was $2,5s6-13- The fees
for September alone amounted TO
s87143. according to Bowers figures.
An automobile went into the mud up
| to the hubs Friday evening at Lin
| coin street and Willow avenue In Ken
| wood. Some time was required to ex-
trtcate the machine. This is a bad hole
| in the street and should be attended to.
The First German NJ. E. church will
observe Rally Day Sunday. The
Cradle Roll exercises will be conducted
by Miss Esther Ross at 10:15 O'Clock
| At 1O:45 o'clock the pastor will preach
ity special sermon on onf'''l4A &>'S
Beginning Sunday evening, October
8, Rev. c. NJ. Sheldon will read ser
| mon story, lone of the Blood at the
Central Conversational church. the
story will be in twelve chapters and
will deal with human brotherhood,
race prejudice, war and peace.
David Caldwell. colcred, was adj
| Judged insane at a hearing in the pro-
bate court this morning. Caldwell
was a witness in the Forty" Bryant
murder case and ever since the trial
last April Caldwell has had the idea
that some one was pursuing him.
The next regular meeting of the
Highland Park Booster club will be
Monday evening, October 4. The
Ia into 1Q he a
benefit or a detriment to Highland
Park?" will be discussed. Affirma
tive, A. B. Smith. Negative, E. Leuen-
berger.
At a meeting of the board of educa-
ton which will be held Monday even
ing a successor will be appointed to
fill the vacancy left by Miss Grace M.
Stelter in the department of German.
Miss Stelter left suddenly several
months ago for Germany to wed an
officer in the German army.
Because several carloads of pears
were not what they were supposed to
be in quality the~ E. R. Hayes Pro-
duce company has sued H. H. Hines
of Naples, Tex, for $725 and interest
at per cent. The suit was filed this
morning in the Shawnee county dis
triCt court.
The Eastern Kansas Holiness asso-
citation will hold its regular all-day
meeting Wednesday, Oct. 6, at the
CnuTcn.
jefferson streets. Morning and after
noon service will be conducted by the
pastor. Evening service is in charge
of Evangelist S. w. Cox, of Titusville,
Pa.
The following marriage licenses
were issued this morning at the office
of the probate court: Howard Daven-
port, %, and Edith Driscoll IS, both
of Topeka; Joseph Porubsky.' %, and
Mary Kisner. 10. both of Topeka.
Judge Hugh Mcfarland married Earl
Wreath, "a, of Kansas City, Mo-, and
Eta A. Campbell, IT, of Manhattan.
Christian Maier, 1902 West Fifth
street, was run into and knocked down
by a bicycle ridden by a ten-year-
girl this morning near Sixth and West
the knee and slight cut on the hand.
The identity of the girl could not be
learned as she rode on down the street.
1t was an unavoidable accident and no
one was to blame, spectators said
The state charter board today
granted a charter to the Jones Motor
Car company, new 100000 Wichita
corporation. The new company is
permitted under the charter to engage
in the manufacture and assembling of
corporation are residents of Wichita.
They are: r. G. King, H F. Wright,
]. w. O'Neil1, J. J. Jones, and C. A.
Carver.
Dr. j. w. LoWber, of Austin, Tex,
who recently attended the National
Educational convention is spending
several days in Topeka on his way
home. DR.. Lowber is an author and a
of national reputation. He is
a fellow of the Royal Geographical
society and of the Royal Society of
Arts in London He is also a member
of the Author club and the Royal So
cieties club.
An unusual service for Rally Day
will be held at the First Baptist
church tomorrow. The program is
described as Cruise to Beulah
Land in a Specially Chartered Bible
School Ship" Special services will be
held in the ship cabin wireless
message receiving clearance pa
pers," and stops at Cradle Roll Cliff
and Beginners Beach are features
Of the trip.
Miss Effie Graham, head of the de- |
partment of mathematics in the To-
peka high school, has made appIica- |
ton for a half-year's leave of absence |
for purposes of work and study. The |
request will be granted and Miss Inez
Morris, of Tecumseh, will hold the |
position during the absence of Miss |
Graham. Miss Morris is new mem |
Der of the high school teaching force. |
1t is understood that Miss Graham has |
written a book which is to be pub |
ished soon.
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