The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-28
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

The Topeka city Jail has been empty
since midnight Sunday.
A marriage license was issued today to
I JIaE " Baehi, j.. WichitI, aud Dale z.
Hi. ~ Topeka
The Kansas State Nurses association will
hold its annual meeting May 1911 nj Hutch
inson- According to Miss ". Pearl Martin
secretary, the program has not yet been
arranged
Or. Warren H. Kerby Of Clay Center is
the guest OF Dr. g z. Hope while attend
ing the meeting Of the Kansas State Dental
society here
) :. Frank. Of the Frank Furniture com
pauy. left saturday for the east to join his
syndicate Of buyers to do their buying for
the fall trade
The later Peter He'll left property valued
~ $50. according to an inventory filed
IN the probate court In his will Hell left
all his property to his wife, Susan.
The missionary society OF the Central
Park Christian church will meet at the
church Thursday evening at O'Clock Mrs.
Harry Hayward a returned missionary
from Turkey, viii speak
Baekfire from a boiler at the planning
mill At 90 Van Buren, street owned by the
| curtis Towel company caused a small fire
1t O'Clock this morning The damage was
small No estimate was given.
. e. G. Hartford. y. NJ e. A. secretary for
the high school boys. returned sunday
from a two weeks "trip in Pratt county.
where he visited high schools in the inter-
I est Of a Y. NJ a.. a summer camp
Announcement has been made Of the mar
raigs Of Mrs Dora v Witt Of St Joseph
and Z. Beuner. employee at the court
/ house They we're married at St Joseph
/ last week and viii live IN Lincoln street.
! deed transferring the J. e Timon
! farm To K. F. Hodgins of Topeka was filed
/ today with Oran Layton, register of deeds.
| One dollar and other valuable cousidera-
/ ton" given rs the price paid for the
/ acres
| The Topeka tuberculosis sanitarium is
/ now caring for the third discharged tuber-
cHlar sOldier.All three are Topeka men. They
( were held in camp for some time and then
/ discharged on account OF their condition
/ The first soldier who entered the sanftar-
ium six weeks ago is still there
/ Miss Laura Henry of 1ISS Mulvane street
| went duty this morning IS Mayor Cor
/ wine s secretary Miss Henry takes the
position left vacant by the resignation Of
/ Miss Vera Anderson. who has been secre-
I tary in the mayors office for several
I years.
( Rev. A Lijengren- of the Swedish Bethel
Z church. returned Thursday from Il visit TO
/ Winnipeg. Can. where he visited the Swed-
ish Mission church The Winnipeg church,
! which is the oldest Swedish church in Can
I ada. has extended Il call to the Reverend
/ Liljengren- Should he accept the call he
4 viii also become editor Of the Canada Mail
( DR.. &. W Murphy. federal inspector in
/ charge Of the bureau OF animal industry
! for Kansas. has been called TO Chicago
I where his cousin Dr. Joseph NJ Hughes.
I Is seriously i'll Dr. Hughes is one of the
1 foremost veterinary educators in the
| Hited States. He has been dean OF the
/ CbicngO Veterinary school for thirty years
I The new gymnasium at the Topeka In
/ dustrial and EdueatiQEal institute deri-
fcated Saturday afternoon The rooms were
] beautifully decorated with cut flowers and
/ friends for the OCCASION After a few ath-
/ let1c contests lunch was served. followed
/ by addresses by Prof Fred ROundtree
! Miss Cora Bennett. Mrs Elizabeth Ridley
Miss Ada Walls and Prof + L. Harrison
/ According to Commissioner Hancock the
| cleanup program is progressing spiendidIy-
| North Topeka has been all cleaned up.
| Work on the south side Of the river has
been completed west to Polk street. The
alleys are first being cleared Of trash, tin
1 material Clean cinders are being left
| When the rest Of the clean up Is finished
| the einders viii be picked up.
/ One hundred new members will be taken
I into the Elks club Wednesday evening
This is the third big initiation and mem
! beFs who have not attended the previous
exercises VIII have one more opportunity
to enjoy a pleasant evening and get ac-
quatnrcd with the new members Dinner
viii be served in the dining room. a buffet
| luncheon will be tap all evening and
the princfpGl entertainments will be a
dance and reception, following the tnit1a-
ton
a day Of prayer has been set aside by
[ Miss Anne Gordon. national president OF
the W. L. [. and viii fall on Mothers day.
May IL The organization Will endeavOr
To obtain the cooperation OF ministers to
preach special sermons Mothers day. rela-
tive to the W. & 7. L. and its work and
aim in establishing worldwide prohibition
Collections will be taken up for the W g
T. I. treasury Letters are bring sent to
pastors turnout the state and personal
meetings are being held