The Topeka state journal., 1916-12-29
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

DIR. c. C. Lun. GA Kansas ave,
Phone 1140.-Adv.
Laura Wisdom, negro, was arrested
today on a warrant charging her with
robbing Jose Palomarez, a Mexican OF
16 American dollars. She was released
on a bond of $500.
Roy Payne of the Hurry Transfer
company, will give a turkey dinner TO
his nine drivers this evening at 8
o'clock in his home, at 425 Clay street
Jose Reyes and Conception Reyes
his wife, engaged in a domestic pat
tie Wednesday and Conception obtain
ed a warrant in the court of Topeka
today, charging Jose with assaultlnS
and beating her.
An oyster supper and social evening
will be held New Years night at Low
man Memorial church under the aus
pices of the Woman's society 1ne
supper will be served at $3.50 o oclock.
No charge will be made.
Mrs. ]. H. Close and her daughter
entertained Wednesday evening at
their home the workers in Pelletler 5
Marinello shop. Those present were
Miss Scruggs, Miss Locker, MISS
Ament, Miss Huffer, Miss Wolf and
Miss Foshay.
DIR. w. H. Look, alleged check art
ist who staged some excitement IN
Topeka and nearby towns a montn
ago was bound over to the district
court today on a $500 bond. The one
charge against Look is that he passed
bum checks at the store of Ed BOW
man.
Because he repeatedly upon divers
and sundry occasions beat her without
Just cause" Hazel Peterson wants
divorce from Morris E. peterson ana
she filed petition in the district court
today with that end in view. peterson
is a barber employed in the Chester
field barber shop.
The troop trains carrying several
units of the Missouri National Guard
from Laredo, Tex, to Fort Riley,
where they are to be mustered out,
were delayed, and did not arrive in To-
peka till early this morning. They
were transferred to the Union Pacific
about O'Clock The original sched-
uIe called for the arrival of the trains
here at 1890 o'clock last night.
A circular order announcing the re-
tirement of w. C. F. Reichenbach.
paymaster of the Santa Fe. is expected
to be issued tomorrow. The circular
has not yet been prepared by the print
er, tho it was expected today. Clyde
Fink, assistant paymaSter. is to sue
ceed the veteran official, who goes to
the pension list of January 1. The
name of the new assistant pay
master is not known. The vacancy
may not be filled for some time.
Opening the campaign with dou-
BILE page ad in several of the national
magazines, the Union Pacific has be-
gun to increase the amount of news
paper and ma gazine advertising which
will be used during the coming year.
The first ads appeared today, and no
ticeS have been sent to the local repre-
sentatives of the company that in Kan
sas, during the coming year. about so
per cent more funds will be available
for advertising than have been on
hand during the past year. One of
the double page ads appearing this
week wilt cost the Union Pacific more
than 1000 for a single insertion.
Andy Dupree was bound over to the
district court today on the charge of
violating the prohibitory law. His pre-
liminary hearing was held in the court
of Topeka. H. NJ. Saylor testified that
he bought liquor at Dupree's place
once during the month of August and
that Noble Brown, now in the county
Jail. made the sale. Dupree's attor-
neys say Noble Brown was in Jail at
the time the alleged sale was made.
Attorneys for the state held that while
it was the natural assumption that
Noble Brown was in jail on almost any
given date the Jail records showed he
was taking a vacation in August. The
only doubt attorneys for the state have
is due to the fact that Brown is a pro-
fessional trusty at the county Jail and
that he might have slipped out and
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