The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-17
LOCAL MENTION

LOCAL MENTION
Mr.. and Mrs. w A. Chapman of
Tropico. Cal, are the parents Of a
boy born June 3. They gave him the
name of Roger Eddington. Mrs. Chap
man was formerly Miss Mary Suther-
land and lived at SIS Monroe street.
The intermediate Sunday school de-
partment of Central Congregational
church held an indoor picnic last
night at the church. After the picnic
the school rehearsed the music for
Children's Day program Sunday.
George Lauman, charged with the
burglary of two houses, pleaded not
guilty In the court of Topeka and
was bound over to the district court
under bond of $500.
George Barnes of 522 California
avenue, arrested for vagrancy Upon
the complaint of officers of the Proyi-
dent association, found it difficult TO
explain to some of the police court at
.aches why a man working at day
labor for $3.50 a day has a hard time
feeding nine mouths and clothing nine
oooles. He is the father of seven chill
oren ranging in age from fifteen ears
oown to thirteen months.
N
new. zoc-S'1c doz. Brunt Drug Co.-Adv
Teresa Douglas was convicted in the
district court on the charge of boot
iegglng- She was released pending
sentence on $500 bond signed nv
Kate Hoffman. Teresa immediately
Ie1t town and since that time Mrs
Hoffman has put the officers to shame
by the assiduous manner in which she
mas prosecuted the search for the fugi-
came back to town and Mrs Hoffman
heard about it. Shortly Teresa was in
jail. Today she was in court with her
lawyer, Elisha Scott.
F. A. Rooster. u. D. s.. TO Mills
Bldg. Special attention given to pyor-
| rhea and oral prophylaxis.-Adv
Rhodes Allen, with a high silk hat,
Prince Albert coat, a standing COL
lar and a wooden leg, cures corns,
cancers and takes the tape out of tape-
worms. His promises to cure make
him a physician and he was arrested
today charged with practicing without
a license Besides his wooden leg he
carried a bottle in which he had pre-
| served numerous corns he has re-
moved.
Call 1877, Howard. for proper now
| er sharpening.-Adv.
Anybody know Gustave Pharoae or
! any OF his heirs? An attorney at Sa-
| lima wants to find him or them He
has written to L. L. Kiene, sheriff.
| asking for information. The attorney
believes that Pharoae or his heirs live
| IN Shawnee county. He doesn't saw
| whether there is a fortune awaiting
Gustave Pharoae is a German or an
Egyptian.
Framing and silvering. coe. SIS
| Kansas Ave.-Adv
A. w. Dana, Judge of the first A.
vision of the district court, TODAY over.
ruled motion for a new trial in the
case of Horsfield against the Missouri
Kansas Telephone company Hors.
Ifeld, a groceryman, brought -uit for
sl,ooo damages because the telephone
company cut off his telephone one
evening. The case was tried before $
jury and Horsfield secured damage.
for SLIPS, which he did not coDside,
sufficient
From one to five years in the neni
Tertiary is the term Arthur Tav,or
negro, drew for stealing a bath tuh
he was sentenced by c. H. Whitcomh
Judge of the second division of tn,
district court, today
Rev. and Mrs H E. Wolfe of no.
Polk street entertained the pastors q
the Topeka district of the Metbodiv
churcn Friday night. The eyeniD.
was spent in social way and shor-
talks were given by Judge John Mar
shail, Dr Benjamin Young and DIR
lawn LOCKE on their impressions OF
the recent general conference held If
Saratoga Springs. N Y. Mrs wo,f.
served refreshments, being assisted n,
her daughters. Margaret and MaTion
and Mrs. Harry Wise.
beginning today the weather b,,
reau Will close at noon every Satrr.
day until the middle of Septernhar n
was announced by S. ID. Flora Iocai
weather observer, this afternoon This
is in accordance with the cus-nrI ~
the department.
+ John Davis. Optician, 500 Kansas
lAve.-Adv.
Wagons from fire department head
quarters were called out early this
afternoon to extinguish a small blaze
In front or garage next door to DO
| lice station on Jackson street Case
line in a tank near the curb was ie-
nited. The damage was slight
Sons and Daughters of Justice. reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening After
| members and friends at Kirkpatrick
| hall.-Adv.
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