The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-09-18
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AT HOME NEWS

ronelxa Temple No. 10, Pythian Sis
ters. will hold their regular business
meeting Monday evening SeptembS
20 in K. P. hall.
Tba Rev. G. H. Kruger of the Ger
man EVANGELICAL Lutheran church WI
breach Sunday at Powhattan. Kan NC
service will be held at the locai
church.
'Seed. Soil and Harvest is the SUI
iect of the sermon by the pastor MI p
Clara H Hazelrigg, at the Auburnoa-ss
Christian church, Stevens street anu
Linden avenue, Sunday morning
Dean Kaye begins his Bible c ass0
for men Sunday morning at
o'clock. A systematic study of tn the
Old Testament begins at once
class is open to all men,
Lewis (Skunk) Wisdom was po4 faI-
over to the district court on Two -
ony charges this morning IN tIiS 5, SUrs
of Topeka. Wisdom was cauen1s 80 of
6ay with a case of whisky ana jug "
alcohol.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles slusser ha aNe
been called to Melvern, han.' ~
serious illness of their !, nenitai
81 thai place with an attack OF ap-
pendicitis. ,.ooases
The following marriage licenses
were issued at the. probate coule %
flee this morning: John III L; F Of sTopeka.
C-is+ohsI T-onez 22 and V1llatrls
Gasca, Is, both of Topeka
"The experience of Jesus as
Basis of His Teaching VIII pc .,
subject of Dr.. Arthur ,. S,IndaV at
10 a m. at the First CongregalI
church. corner Seventh ana Harrlso'i
streets. x-o,,
T. B. Jennings has returne 7o Il the Hta
his ten day vacation trip over III
state Mr. Jennings visited seVeIai
weather stations in kansas WINE 80
was gone. Friday afternoon nc liz
charge of the weather bureau ~
the rest of the employees there TOOK
in the fair.
Judge A. w. Dana sustained the oe
murrer filed by Attorney General ?;
M. Brewster to the injunction an
mandamus petition flleo receIl 'y;, ~ +he
A Graham, who wants to compne the
1e15 statutes. Graham asked leave 70
amend his petition and was given 1.-Two
DAYS in which to do it,
At the meeting of the Court
Honor. Friday night Mrs. Mary EggIes-
ton was elected vice chancellor ioltoM-
ing the resignation of c. r Mltcnetii'
who is attending chiropractlc scloot
John Alexander acted in the pace %
DR.. C. NJ. Hensley, recorder VINO wa"
called to Kansas City Friday.
The first meeting this fall of the
Walnut Grove Brotherhood VIII pS
held Monday, September ~, az
o'clock in the evening. IntereseIno
have been away on their VacatloIls:
The Walnut Grove quartet VIII slli7
and watermelon will be served.
Among the state fair visitors tn.s
A. ]. Brotemarkle, Kirw1n; hugh
Nc MILAN. Irving; Robert Potts and
Alex Kaine of Wamego; James uliei
ton, Chapman: George Z: ChaPP2te,ii'
Scranton; S K. Beach, Maple Hill
William Adams Morganville; w. ID.
smith. MorganviIle, and John Renfro
DerisOn- o-oo |
Damage suits aggregating $50, 90
that were filed in the spring against
the German-American bank by Garry
NJ Shanklin and Frank M Shanklln,
of Fort Worth, Texas, were dismissed
in the first division of the district
was voluntary on the part of E. s.
Ouinton and Waters & Waters, attor-
neys for the plaintiffs. There was
some difficulty in regard to the evil
dence in the case, making 1t 1mpos-
sible for the attorneys to complete the
case.
The local weather bureau has been
literally swamped with telephone calls
from out of town people who motored
here to see the fair. Parties from all
tent of the rain last night in order to
get a line on the condition of the
roads. Many cars probably will be
left in Topeka and the owners will re-
turn home by train. Dozens of in
uuiries were received at the State
Journal office where full reports of the
are received every morning a.
9 o'clock.
A Ford car, driven by w. H. Cover
dale, collided with a street car at Fiji
teenth and Western avenue Friday
night. The fender of the auto was
smashed, one front wheel was knocked
off and the car was scratched and
denied in several places. The street
car was only slightly damaged. Cow
erdale, an out of town man, was driv-
ing west on Douthitt avenue. accord
ing to the report by the street car
company, and was on the south side
of the street car. He attempted to
make the turn at Western avenue and
ran into the street car. Nobody was
injured in the accident. Coverdale's
address could not be learned.
Nell Womer, former Kansan, who
has relatives living at Smith Center,
Kan, and who was believed to have
been killed by bandits in the state of
Chihuahua, Mexico, is now believed
to be alive. Information that he was
alive at least late as September
s was conveyed to Senator Charles
Curtis today in a. telegram from Rob
ert Lansing, secretary of state. The
telegram states that the American
consul had informed Lansing that &C
cording to telegram from the com
handing officer of Casa Grandes
Mexico. Womer left that place for Ell
Paso on September g. Womer. who
has large holdings in Cbibuab,,a die