The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-12
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS.

Dr. EIvenor Ernest, office 727 Kan
sas ave. Phone 31s9.-Adv.
DR.. o. L. Cook will lecture before
morning at the First Christian church.
His subject is The Measure of Man
hood
The Y. w. c. a. will give a Jubilee
service Sunday night at the Methodist
church at 1880. Addresses will be made
guerite Dice, the local secretary.
j. c. Wahler, of Hutchinson, will
preach at all the services at the Pen
tecoStal church of the Nazarene Sun
day. Midwinter revival services will
be held at II, and 1880 o'clock
Mrs. L. 2. Stanton is visiting Mr..
and Mrs y. j. Caster, of Van Buren,,
Ark, after spending the last three
months in Mena. Ark. Mrs. Stanton
Will remain in the south until spring.
Sunday school will be the only serv-
ice in the Evangelical Association
church Sunday. On Monday evening
the Junior Alliance will meet at
O'Clock. The finance board meets at
O'Clock Monday evening.
The Parent Teachers association of
Lowman Hill held an evening meeting
at the school house Governor Capper
gave an address. Training the Boys
and Girls for Efficiency" There was
THE Teaching of the Old Tesla
ment concerning Property and In
dustry" will be the subject of DR..
Arthur S. Henderson's lecture to his
Bible class at the First Congrega-
tional church at 1G O'Clock Sunday
morning.
Sunday afternoon is the last day of
the painting and sculpture exhibit of
Merrill Gage at Boswell hall, Wash
burn college. Mr.. Cages work has
attracted much attention from Topeka
people. 1t will be the last chance 20
see the exhibit
Battery A. Topeka's detachment of
| light field artillery, will be drawn up
for inspection at the aTmory Monday
night under the eyes of Lieutenant
! Frank Thorpe, inspector. The inspec-
/ ton will be preliminary to the federal
| inspection of the battery which Will
4 take place March 20.
The Rev ]. X. Robb has been an
nounced as the speaker at Monday
evenings meeting of the Current
Topic club at the Y NJ. C. A. The
meeting will begin at 6:15 and close
promptly at 1880. Mr.. Robb's address
will be on China, Her Morals and
( Possibilities" He has spent several
years in China.
The Epworth league of the First
Methodist church entertained the dis
trict Epworth league at the church
/ Friday evening. A program was CIV
en-. w. E. Jeffrey acted as toastmas-
ter. Talks were made by DR.. j. F.
Youngman, H E. Wolfe and Rev. Ben
jamin Young. Vocal and instrumental
rlusic made UP the remainder of the
program.
The Young Mems Sunday After
noon club will meet tomorrow al
4:30 o'clock at the Central Y. NJ. c. A
Roscoe Shawalter, 1910 West Tenth
street, fell on a slippery pavement al
Kansas City Friday and sustained
painful injuries He was brought to
his home in Topeka last evening by
E. V Mathews. DR.. c. c. LuIl is at
tending him.
The degree staff of the Lawrence
Rebekah lodge No. / viii be the cues
/ of the local lodge chapter, Naomi Re
bekahs lodge No. 45. The Lawrence
staff viii initiate some candidates fol
Naomi staff. Several national Officers
secretary from Manhattan and Mis-:
Madge Wiggin, grand treasurer from
Lawrence.
On a charge of stealing an expen.
sive Ere 1ch mirror and other fixture:
from the Foster mansion, Eleventh
and Harrison streets, Albert Taylor
and Archie Davis have Deen bound
over to the district court by Judg,
Hugh Fisher in the court of Topeka
The property was owned by FREQ
Robertson, United states district at
torney. Mr.. Robertson assisted in thu
prosecution.
The county commissioners pur
chased just three copies of the cit!
directory for the court house ant
there is considerable complaint abou
it over the building. One copy wen
to the sheriffs office, one to the coun
ty clerk ana another to the clerk o
the district court. Any other offic'
force needing a city directory has tn
privilege of visiting one of these thre
offices Several officials said toda.
they would have to purchase direc
tories out of their own funds and in
cide ntally they will have to pay tw'
dollars more per copy than the coun
ty paid
Because she was suffering from
: black eye, a broken leg and numerou
other injuries Mae Bragunier. know
| to the sheriff's office as Big Onion,
was not taken to the county Jail alon
with Walter Herman. The sheriff ha
a warrant for Herman and the woma1
charging them with violating the pro
hibitory law. The warrant locate
them at 217 Adams street. The sher
/ ifs force made the arrests an
searched the place without results. No
. a drop of liquor was found but ther
was a wagonload of empties in tn
: house Herman was taken to the jai
, but the woman was left with her trou
hles She offered no explanation 70
her condition.
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