The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-06-19
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

Miss Della Hughes. will leave for
her home in Los Angeles tonight, after
visit with relatives here.
Dr. Guy E. Owens will be in his OF.
flee daily from 2 to p m: for the
summer, sos Mills Bldg.-Adv.
The Lowman Hill unit for Red Cross
sewing will meet at the Lowman M. E.
church from until IL Thursday.
The new Cole Aero Fights. the very
latest in automobile designing, are now
on display at the Motor Service COM
pany's showroom.-Adv. ~
A special meeting of the Ladies' Aid
society of the First Methodist church
will be held Friday afternoon in the
church Red Cross rooms.
Clyde Templeton has enlisted in the
marines. Templeton is the son of
Mrs. Charles Templeton. and has been
a member of the K. & L. of 8. band.
A farewell dinner will-be given by
the knights of Columbus tonight in
honor of the fifteen members of the
order who go to camp next week with
the June draft.
The annual Shrine picnic will be
held at Garfield park this afternoon.
A barbecue supper will be served at Z
o'clock. A dance will be held in the
park pavilion after supper.
Twenty-Five ladies of the Crosby
Bros store gave a farewell supper at
Gage park Tuesday evening for Mrs.
Minna Conlee Rhodes who will leave
this afternoon for her home at Wa
keeney. She was presented with a
handsome. leather travelling bag.
A complaint charging Susan Hillyer
with disturbing the peace of Ollie
Stewart was filed today in the court of
Topeka The two women are neigh
bors in Wanamaker. According to
the story told Hugh Fisher, county at
IT.
Susan Hillyer called her names"
A Ford car belonging to the Buick
Motor company managed to get in the
way of a south bound. street car at
Ninth and Kansas avenue about
O'Clock this morning. No one was
hurt. tho the back wheel and fender
of the Ford were broken and bent,
and the street car fender was bent.
The Young Peoples society of the
st. Johns Lutheran church gave a
farewell party Tuesday night for the
young men of the church who have
been called tosth colors. Prof Will
liam H. Steinkamp was POSTMASTER.
Rev. P. D Mueller. Andrew Fritze and
Otto L. Rain were on the program
with short talks.
A series OF thirty-six lectures on
Journalism in America" will be CIV
en- at Washburn college next winter by
CHARLES Dillon. managing editor of the
Capper farm papers. The series will
cover the entire history of journal
ism, with James Melvin Lees history
as a text and will explain the meth
DDS of newspapers and trade journals
at the present time. The lectures will
be given weekly. sl
The police reided the place OF
George Gardiner, North Topeka
truck gardener. recently, and found q
small quantity of liquor. Tuesday eve.
ming in police court Gardiner told
Judge Heinz that he had the liquor
before the bone dry law went into eff.
feet and had put it away on a. shell
and forgotten about it. He was
paroled on a promise not to keep any
| more of the contraband.s. la15e
r., August, Radlatz. q natve-born Ger,
man who says he has made sever
trips to Hunland in the last few years
was brought to Topeka and landed IL
Jail Tuesday evening by a deputy
United States marshal Radlatz wa.
picked up at Junction City after being
| found lettering around the Funston
and Riley camps. He is chcrged witt
being an enemy. alien. with falling, tt
register and with entering a barred
zone. ,t ga ..5e IS. p So.