The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-01

Charles Steinburg is confined to his
home at 915 Quincy street by the grip.
Communion services will be held at
the First congregational church next
Sunday morning.
A Loyal Order of Moose dance will
be given at the lodge rooms on jack
son street Saturday evening.
Miss Fordyce and Mr.. Sufinsky. APP
parel buyers for the Mills Stores Co,
have returned from New York.
w. I. Beerbohm left today for Kan
sas City where he will attend the In
ternational Tailors convention.
j. w. Nygren. of Nygren Bros, went
to Kansas City today to attend the
International Cutters convention.
Beulah chapter, No. "a, Order East
ern Star, will meet at Masonic temple
Saturday evening at 1880 o'clock.
The board of directors of the First
regular meeting last night at the
church.
Seabrook school was opened Mon
day after two weeks quarantine for
smallpox by DR.. c. c. Lull, county
physician.
congregational church met today
noon at the Commercial club in their
regular session.
The regularly monthly shift in the
fire department will take place today.
The day men will go on night duty
and the night men will work days.
The Rev. p j. Pomeroy will con-
duct the services at the union prayer
meeting Wednesday morning at $3.50
O'Clock at the First United Brethren
church.
The Mexican English class. taught
by Mrs. E. ]. Callahan, assistant sec
rotary of the Provident association.
Z FKFfI aftyf1 of he Rr-or 1pr.
school house.
The Rev. j. c. Hanna, former pas
tor of the Oakland Christian church,
has moved to Jewell, Kan, where he
has a charge. He was in Topeka two
years.
The Rev. c. M Sheldon will enter
tain the Mary Sheldon society of the
Central Congregational church at his
home, 1915 West Fifteenth. Friday
night.
Announcements are being mailed
for the spring reunion of the Scottish
Rite bodies of the Valley of Topeka,
which will be held here March Fl
to "a.
NJ c. Holman, secretary to the
school board, has gone to California
with the Modocs. During his absence
Miss LeVon Aiamson is handling his
work.
Miss Minnie Miller will entertain a
meeting of the Women's missionary
society of the Evangelical association
Thursday afternoon at her home at
1915 Polk.
Posters telling of the work of the
past three decades have been hung on
the wall al the Y. w. c. A. The
association had a membership of 254
in the beginning in 1889.
Suit for $45S, alleged to be due the
plaintiff from the defendant for pro-
fessional services, was filed today in
the district court by DR.. s. ]. Stewart
against Frank A. Wilson. t.-
The monthly shift of police took
place at the station today. Lon Sauls,
sergeant, will head the day patrolmen
during February and Sergeant Walker
will head the night shift.
T. w. Williamson will leave for
Chicago Wednesday for a ten days
study of school buildings The new
$50, 900 Lincoln school VIII be the
model building of Kansas, he says.
A union meeting of the senior and
intermediate societies of Central Parh
Christian church will be held at the
church. February Z. The Rev. r. P
Mcpherson will preach to the youns
people.
Chief Joseph Hanlon, of the fire
department, is still confined to his
pneumonia so far and it is thought
that he will be able to get out within
a few days.
Two sleighing parties jingled
through the streets of Topeka last
night, waving at policemen and sing
ing "Boola Boola-" The closely
packed sleet and snow made the con-
ditions ideal.
Warrant charging Red Burton and
Rooster White with stealing a suit
of clothes valued at SIS from l. F.
Roberts has been issued from the Of
, flee of w E. Atchison, county attor-
ney, and filed in the court of Topeka
In view of settlement of the case
outside of court, the case of the state
against Karl Dalrymple. charged with
wife and child desertion, was contin-
ued at attorneys request in the court
of Topeka this morning until Satur-
day.
A get-together meeting of the young
wireless operators of Topeka will be
held this evening at the Central Con-
gregational church when the wireless
club meets. Laurens Whittemore will
lead More than 80 amateur stations
have been erected over the city.
The boys of the Central Y. NJ. c. A
boys division will have a sleigh ride
party Thursday afternoon at 4:3O
o'clock The boys will use their sleds
and a large sled will pull them about
the city. After the ride there will be
a pop corn feed at the association
building.
The Fraternal Brotherhood will
meet Wednesday evening at Moose
hall. A short business meeting, in
Guiding initiatory ceremony, will be
held, followed by a social dance. Music
will be furnished by three-piece
orchestra. Admission will be by in
vitatfon from members.
c. G. Morrison's Sunday school class
gave a dinner last night at the Low
man hill church The class was or