The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1918-11-19
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS
pauc. tonirht-kellam H.ii.-Adv.

Miss Ida Umpieby, sos jefferson street.
Wednesday afternoon.
will be held Thursday afternoon. November
p, instead of November Is, rs previously
planned. Mrs. c. A. Maus. Of East Sixth
street, will be hostess.
Grove Methodist church will give its annual
bazaar combined with a reception for the
new minister, Rev. Gardner, and his famiiy
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Frank Hodges. of Olathe. brother OF
former Governor Hodges, is in Topeka
on business connected with the kansas
Life Insurance company, for which he IL.
auditing committee chairman.
James w. Pearson, or Tecumseh, has just
received word of the safe arrival overseas
a company Of aappers aud engineers. Pear
son has another son who is now attendi lg
an officeTs' training camp.
Company Il of the Kansas State Guard.
with Capt. George T. Morehouse in charge,
will drill tonight at $50 O'Clock ut tue
Armory: All state guard drills will he
held this winter at the Armory, which Is
A meeting Of the Rota club will be held
Wednesday. evening Mt 20 O'Clock at the
nea t' meeting Place Of the Club. The club
place.
The Mutual Life Insurance company #
MANAGE baSard +. whitney who viii e
port to Elon s. Clark, of Kansas City,
manager for Kansas and western MissoIli.
building.
Captain Shaw, commandment of the Wash
burn 8. A. T. c.. was the principal speaker
club Monday night. Captain Shaw told Of
the work being done In a military way ht
the college and Of the, benefit the boys will
derive from 1t.
Fred buckley, 1920 North Polk street,
was arrested Sunday by Officers Douglas
and Frazier on the charge of being a de-
serter from Fort Riley. Officer Douglas
collected the reward. buckley had been
absent eighteen days, 1t is said.
Col. W; W; Smith. department COM
assistant adjutant general of the G. A. H.,
left today for Manhattan, where they will
attend q special meeting Of the q. A. Il.
versary of Lincoln's Gettysburg address.
Charging her husband with extreme
cruelty and alleging that he had abandoned
with other women. Carrie Kitchen has filed
g suit In the district court for divorce
from Ennis Kitchen. She wants the
order was issued at her request to keep
Kitchen from the premises.
The police are at q loss to know who
Detective Mitchell Bundy found running
| loose on California avenue last Friday
The mare, with a white star In her fore
emily had been abandoned or turned loose
She was taken to Loves livery barn, where
no one has appeared to claim her.
William Lawless was arrested Monday
afternoon by Bert Larimer aud Joe Hoi.
man, deputy sheriffs. who made a raid IN
his place at $40 Quincy street. where he
charged with selling liquor and lare,
number of empty whisky bottles were
found by the officers scattered about OIL
| the floor. He was released on bond.
1 hoIH e., cho l.
the Telephone Linemen's union received
sixteen new members The union was or
gani1ed a week before the Influenza cpl
ness meeting. The following officers We
elected: c. c. Mcmillan, president; II. {,
B. sh
will be held at Labor hall Sunday morning
November "a.
Since the Influenza ban was lifted tn,
ansW s the ef sai f Pave bo Sass
Miss CT line Medlicott announces that ,
number ~ new works of fiction have beef
Hsa1s Of AeP A ~. ns Ssrs sSSs Hi
Soota By Ro0e We, Ma. Hsmp Sn
| Ward and others.
Three enemy aliens were taken to Kansa
City this morning by the United State
Va. Where they will be interned. they are Re
Waiter jung. Anthony; John Quit. Lib
eral; and Victor Smith, who was afreste
United States discipllnary barracks ct For
Leavenworth. Gottlieb Sattler. of Elm
poria. and John Polk, an Austrian fror
Belleville. were taken to Fort Leavenwort
Sunday. where they will be confined in tn
disciplinary barracks.
A petition was filed this morning Il
the office Of the district couft by job
Michaelis. tr., of Paxico. asking a judg
ment of $500 against Fred johnson, OF ia
peka. Michaelis charges that about Marc
10 he bought an automobile from johnson
paying 500 for 1t. and that he afterward
discovered that the car did not belong I
Johnson. Other parties made claim 70
the ear. and it was secretly taken ava
from him, the plaintiff declares. He cos
tends that johnson knew the car had bee
stolen when he sold 1t to Michaelia.
George Dentan. city food inspector.
y by the managers Of grocery and meat m II
kets to explain deficiencies found in til
sanitary conditions In their establishments
now that the war Ia over and men will u
returning to their old occupations. Durii
the war the excuse for unsanitary conGi
lions has been that 1t was impossible +
get experienced help. Old buildings, poor
ly constructed and hard to keep clean
according to Denton, have caused the cit
food inspectors the most trouble.
While Mr.. and Mrs. IIaIlock Hill an,
their two daughters were in the parlor o
their home at Az Tyler street. playing Tn
graphaphone about O'Clock Monday nigh,
burglar entered their bedroom and af e
ransacking everything In the room. rum
maging thru the dresser drawers and evel
ed with a ia1ies' black handbag contaihinl
about $40. q plain band ring, n vsluabl
set ring, a fine ladies' watch, several koda
pictures and possibly other articles witt.
Immediately notified but have found Ii
clue to the burglary. Mrs. Hin said sh
yas.fn the bedroom half an homr previoc