The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-04-06
LOCAL MENTION


County officials at Camden. Mo-.
have written to Sheriff Hugh Larimer
asking him to send Edna Waldren to
Camden, where she will appear against
the uncle whom she says betrayed her.
| me girl will be taken to- Missouri next
| week, according to Larimer. The
| seven-months-1 baby she a IA nfloned
| mas been placed in charge of Miss
| Eva Corning. probation officer The
uncle has been arrested charged with
| a crime against his niece, .he Wall
dren girl.
! Hugh Fisher. couns- attorney. is in
receipt of letter fro, Lieut. H. H
Antics, govei nment vi agent in mid
west environments, con- tulating the
county ofIicer on the act titles of his
oIIlce IN the last month Lieutenant
Antics spent severa, days inv stigating
conditions in Topeka affectins, soldiers
from Camp Funston spendiry the
j week end in the CITY,
| DR.. Lyngar, Dentist, 500 Kan. Ave
ADV. a g
The Woman's Relief corps will hold
reception at the home of Mrs T.
Candy 1918 East Sixth street. Mon
uay night at O'Clock. The members
OF Lincoln post are invited to the re-
ception, which is in honor of Mrs.
i Melissa Hoffman of Parsons. Kan. the
! The second and fourth TUESDAYS of
. each month have been officially desig-
n;ttsd as Women's Relief corps day at
Pelletiel's Red Cross rooms. All wo-
men are required to furnish their own
uniforms A uniform consists of a
white apron, covering the entire dress
and a covering for the hair
The annual field day of the North
|
will be held at Keene's apiary, East
Sixth street at the Deer creek crossing
April Is. E. w. Atkins, of the exter-
sion department of the department of
entomology at Washington will make
a demonstration at the meeting
Safety razor blades sharpened better
j than new. 25c-35c doz Brunt- Martin.
! ADV.
| J. L. Loveless is recovering from an
operation at St. Francis hospital. The
| operation was necessitated because of
a hernia formed as a result of being
| kicked by an army mule at the Re
| serve Officers Training camp at Fort
! Sheridan, last fall.
Lincoln Circle No. / will hold an all
day sewing been at Lincoln Post hall
| Tuesday. Lunch will be served at
| noon.
The morning services at the Central
Congregational church will be held at
! Nashburn chapel tomorrow on &C
count of the church being renovated.
/ DR.. Charles NJ. Sheldon will deliver
! the sermon.
| THE Realities of the Christian Re-
Observation-Disclosures and Revelation"
| will be the subject of DR.. Arthur S.
| HendersOn's lecture to his Bible class
Sunday at o o'clock at the First Con-
gregational church. corner of Seventh
and Harrison streets.
The Oskaloosa Telephone company
has filed an application in the district
court for permission to charge tolls
for calls between jefferson county
towns similar application was
turned down by the public utilities
commission.
Judge Robert D. Carver today
oyerruled a motion for a continuance
of the Stuart-Grubbs breach of prom
Use suit scheduled to open Monday
April Is. Bessie Stewart. a Topeka
4, miliiner, has filed suit for $4,000
heart balm against Loehr Grubbs. a
Topeka druggist Attorneys for Grubbs
asked for the continuance
According to a statement at tn,
, Chamber of Commerce this noon
/ George NJ Crawford is to he the new
business manager of the Capper Pub
| LEGATIONS to take the place of J. f.
| Griest. Crawford has been the mana :,
ger of the Mail Printing house. Griest
resigned to take the position of treas
urer of the Farm Mortgage company
| DIR. Elizabeth Todd, Osteopath. Or
pheum Bldg. Phone 1244.-Adv.
| DIR Thomas A. O'Connor. county
/ physician. today told the Shawnee
county com -1lissioners he could not ac-
cept the new position of county physi-
| clan and city physician created
recently at joint meeting OF city and
county commissioners. The new posi-
] ton would take a physicians entire
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