The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-09-28

And has TO pay the pills. ,
No deaths were reported in Topeka
today up to o'clock in the afternoon
Overccats became popular this
morning, the first chilly morning or
| the fall.
The Ladies' Aid of the First L b.
church will hold an all-day meeting
Friday in the church parlors-
w. c. Ralston will go to Parkvilie.
Mo-. today to attend meeting OF the
| board of trustees of Park college.
A social will be given at the Gage
| Park school Friday evening for the
benefit of the Fairgrounds improve
ment.
Is Sheriff Kiene going to run for
mayor? That's question the present
city administration would like very
much to have answered.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. a. Murphy are the
parents of a son born this morning in
Stormont hospital. to whom they have
] given the name of Donald Gregg.
The Bible Glass will meet at the
! Fillmore street at $3.50 Friday after
noon. The Fourth street car line
| should be taken.
| Every business has its dangers. En-
ployes of the Wolff Packing company
| dread scratch on the hand. As soon
as one of the employees scratches a
| hand he is sent to a surgeon to have
it dressed. "a prevent infection.
With prices soaring at every strike
! and war rumor, and remaining sta
| tionary after the rumor subsidies, the
| proposition of a real consumers
league with fangs attached is becom-
| ing more popular each day in Topeka.
Mrs May Scott, GA Monroe street,
is in st. Francis hospital with a brok-
en- leg The injury was received when
a porch swing in which she was
seated. gave way last sunday night.
Both bones of one leg below the knee
were broken.
| San FARRELL, former State Journal
reporter. who enlisted with the Mis-
souri, troops and went to the border,
has been mustered out and is in To-
! peka visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
j. F. farrell. san expects to return
to the Kansas City Journal shortly,
where he was employed as a reporter
before enlisting.
Miss Hazel Rogers and Mr. Claude
! Crabb were married this week at the
home of the brides parents Mr.. and
Mrs. w A. Rogers, near Lebanon,
Kan. Mr.. Crabb is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Crabb of Topeka. Mr.. and
Mrs. Crabb will go to Kansas City
Immediately. where Mr.. Crabb will
complete his course in dentistry
! Another Ford robbery was reported
L. r.
A Reinisch, superintendent of city
parks The car, which is owned by
Mr. Reinisch, was taken from in front
of the Memorial building between
1880 and 10 o'clock in the evening,
while the owner was attending a lee
ture at the AGA denny of Science. The
auto license number is 1888.
Charles TEX Kouns was elected
president CT the High School Athletic
association at a mass meeting of stu
| dents held at the assembly hour Tues
! Gay morning. Other officers are
/. Lyman King, vice president: Don Lin
CELL, secretary: Louise Suit. treasurer.
and Grace Dana, girls cheer leader.
season ticket good for the five foot
; ball games at home. will be issued
soon. The cheer leader and student
manager will be elected later.
Increasing interest in the series of
popular scientific lectures being given
by the Kansas Academy of Science
forced the use of the main assembly
[ hall of the Memorial building last
! night at Prof. Edison Pettits lecture
on Outlines of Cosmic Evolution
| The second lecture of the series will
he on October 3. when Prof. Bennett
| III. Allen. head of the geological de-
, partment of the state university will
lecture on the subject Evolution of
Life
: A telephone pole at the corner of
Fourth and jackson streets, stopped a
runaway team of the Topeka Ice
: company this morning. While the
driver was making delivery the
, bride slipped from one of the horses
The wagon was standing at Sixth and
Kansas avenue at the time. The driv-
, er jumped into the wagon and started
: / down the Fourth street hill the
horses started to run and with the one
good line the team was guided into a
telephone pole. Little damage was
Done to the harness, wagon. pole OF
team.
: James McGovern, plain clothes man
would like very much to see mar
, claiming to be r. c. Ball and who go
a check for $3.50 cashed in the store
of w F. Kindred, 1908 asst Fourth
street The owner of the cneck claim
ed it was given him by Mrs II. VII
, liams. 1855 jefferson street. for tuning
, a piano. The bank turned the checl
/ down and McGovern says there is nj
, street number like that given for Mrs
Williams. A letter from the chief o.
police IN Nebraska City says mar
named r. G. Ball runs a piano anC
music store there.
Complaint charging William and
John Freel with assault and batter,
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