The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-12-04
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AT HOME NEWS

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II AT HOME NEWS
| Tho New Version.
Make the world safe for democracy"
Is what we used to say.
Make the world hog-tight for Democrats
| Cir Cingle.
| Tyler street.
W. S. Hammers. 1167 Garfield. is spend
ing the week end in Chicago on business.
W. r. Harbour. Ills West Sixth avenue,
is improving from serious attack of In
fluenza.
| local office of the United States weather
bureau. is Ill at his home Of influenza.
Clifford Pierce, secretary Of the state
| Y. N. G. A., is in ATLANTIC City attending a
, taries.
! Archdeacon Smith is sick at his home on
Polk street, Threatened with with. pneumonia mon
| severe cold.
LIE Roy Carr. of Horton, stopped in To
peka to spend the day Tuesday. on his way
| the schools for the blind.
/ w. r. Kirkpatrick of Weber. Kan. I'm.
derwent an operation at Christ hospital
WOodford of 211 Broadmoor avenue.
! Friends in Topeka have received news
that Mr.. and Mrs. c. e. Booher; il. are
a sas city, sfgas Mo in the drug business at Kan
The convention of the Kansas Chiroprac-
| tors association to have been held here
Saturday has been postponed because of
the influenza ban. A notice will be given
later Of the date OF meeting.
| The Jurors of both divisions of the Shaw
| nee county district court, who were ordered
back for next Monday, will have ANOTHER
weeks vacation as no Jury cases Viii be
situation.
Miss Allena Grafton. secretary Of tie
Y. w. c. A., is moving to the Whiting
| living at the home of Mrs. Tom Frost
: during Mr.. Frost's absence in Washing
: ton, ID. c.
| A Kansas City paper house has presented
to the Kansas State EDITORIAL association, a
service flag, bearing GOO stars, which repre-
offices into n m mGhe o service Tne nsg
will hang in Memorial hall.
Charged with bringing liquor into Kan
arrested Tuesday by Deputy United States
Marshal c. B. Drake and was taken to
Kansas City today to await the action of
! the grand jury, which convenes there in
| January.
Building in Topeka this November took
slum amounting to $16: 100, as compared
the report Of building permits. Permits
issued last month for buildings amounted
vember, 1917.
A. d. Birch. of the firm Of Jones & Birch,
Is ill with influenza. He was taken sick
Tuesday, and today was reported IS get
| closed their home in Van Buren, street for
| the winter. and arc living in apartments
at 300 Quincy street.
Word has been received in Topeka of the
death of Mrs. Los Maxwell, of Denver
which occurred early this morning.
result of pneumonia following influenza.
/ n has pft ri cff tod In, In,
| She was the granddaughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
| s. s. Bozarth, of this city.
nv The meeting of the Shawnee County
| Teachers association which had been set
for next Saturday has been potponed until
| after the first, Of the year. it was
! superintendent. the influenza Situation Is
given as the reason for the postponement.
| =. Asserting that she was the mother Of
reported Killed in France, Woman resen' IN
Atlanta, Tex, has written Postmaster w.
.; Rigby for Information concerning the
so who she says was rather small
eyes. He was 20 years old.
1t wasn't whisky but cider that made
Daniel Webster drunk. according to his
, testimony in police court Tuesday after
, noon He was arrested last Saturday but
released Tuesday by Judge Paul Heinz
when he insisted that the cider could hard
! ly be called hard" altho it evidently had
a little of the desired kick
,,. Kelsey petro, who is in France with
| train. was ordered to central France Just
before the signing of the armistice to train
Tor hospital management work. His par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Petro received a
i letter from him dated November o, stating
that he was to be transferred
Charging that John Kile, whom he had
hlred TO clear some timber off tract If
land. had refused to allow anyone else on
the premises after he had commenced work,
John X. Nauman asked for an injunction
against kile Tuesday, to prevent him from
CARRYING out his plans in the future. Inc
| injunction was granted.
. The Rev. Mr.. Bartlett, who left Topeka
a rev weeks ago to become chaplain in
the army. has returned to Topeka, and is
III with influenza. He was at Camp Tay-
Tor In Kentucky when the symptoms of his
| illness first appeared. He returned to To-
| peka- and Sunday morning WAS sent to the
emergency hospital. His condition is i'm
/; proving.
G. G. Hartford, state Y. NJ. C. A. high
school secretary, and 4. II. Tebben. boys
secretary s for the state ); NJ. c. A., VIII at
/ begin Saturday and end next Tuesday.
| The conference is Of secretaries in boys
departments of the Y. NJ. e. A. of the
| national boys secretaries
Refujio Sotelo today filed a petition for
/ divorce from EustaciO Sotelo. asking tie
| restoration of her maieen name Rufujin
Zaragoza and the custody of the tao
! months old child. Agapita. She also wa its
the household goods, SIS month alimony,
S2o attorneys fees and costs Of the suit
| cruelty and gross neglect
! DIR. II. H Hazlett had narrow escape
| from a serious wound this morning when
/, thru his coat sleeve as he was passing the
corner of an alley on East Fourth street.
/ Upon investigation by Detective Mitchell
| Bundy. 1t was found that Arthur Stitt, 16
years old, who boards with Mrs. Sarah
| Root, 215 East Fourth street, was shooting
at target In shed back Of the house