The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-02-26
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

The womans Branch alliance of the
c. Fable, 1912 Harrison street. Thursday
afternoon at > 80 o'clock.
Mr.. Fred II. Weed. state agent for the
Hartford Fire insurance company, mas
gone TO Chicago to attend the annual
banquet of the company
Mrs. Mary J. Longaker has suffered
stroke of paralysis and is cricallX yi ~ at
Usher, 1901 Oakley avenue.
Miss Edna Stowell. who has been i'll
with influenza at Christ hospital, has gone
TO Sabetha to recuperate before taking up
her duties again at the Topeka postoffice
John i. Zimmerman, David H. Owen and
George Lyon are in St Louis attending
the state and national Bible school con on
Christian church.
Rev. H. H. Wallace will leave soon to
take the Pastorate OF the f1rst SnriI haai,
pastor of the Third Christian church OF To-
! peka for the last two years
Dr. and Mrs Ramsey Miller are are the
York. Doctor Miller is in service III
| France. Both Doctor and Mrs. Miller are
Washburn graduates
! in Washington. u. c.. in military service.
| has received his discharge and will return
ness manager of StrickIer Business college.
| Mrs. +. w Seeman, of West Eleventh
| street, who has been ill for the last five
weeks at St Joseph's hospital IN Kansas Ia isas
! sister, zoos Spruce street. Kansas city, Mo.
Miss Dorothy Lures. who helped to or
ganize Red Cross work IN T., the sac I rasT
| leave this week for Joplin. Mo-. where she
has accepted the secretaryship of the
| Y. W. Z. A
| Kansas State Tuberculosis association, left
i this morning for Santa Fe, New Mexico,
where he will attend meeting of the dic
| rectors of the tuberculosis associations of
| the states in the southwest division
1t is reported that more than 60 per
cent of the fund pledged in the united
| been paid in for the central military de-
partment. Kansas pledged S2tOOOoO, OF
which s2,O7s,O52 has already been paid
Adella Wright WOlfley, who some time
| ago instituted legal proceedings against
Addison Harries, employed in local oil
filling station. and Brit STARTS. Jitney
mond ring and some money which she
claimed they had gained possession of thru
Her attorneys state that the defendants re
| stored the property and that the affair had
been adjusted satisfactorily.
Owing to the fact that Hamilton hall
will be used for other purposes on Tuesday
| and Thursday nights hereafter Company
b, Kansas State Guards, has changed its
panies A and Of the same organization
have been consolidated for drill purposes
and will drill Friday evenings under the
Company AS drill night heretofore has
been Thursday. Company d will continue
to drill on Monday nights.
The Topeka Engineering club gave g
luncheon at Pelletiers tea room Tuesday
J.: NJ. Meade of the Santa Fe talked OF
Early Engineering" and f. T. Mahood OF
! the Southwestern Bell Telephone company
told of the valuation of plants and the
cost of eQuipping n telephone system and
| keeping the system in working order. II
A. Smith. recently released from the navy
led the crowd in singing familiar songs
After the luncheon the engineers were
taken on an inspection trip thru the SAINTS
Fe office building. while everything of in
terest was explained by Lee McGrath the
building electrician.
The Rebekahs of Naomi and Capitolf
lodges entertained the other Rebekal
lodges of the city at a school of instruc
ton Monday at their hall on Seventh ant
Kansas avenue. The state president. Mrs
Grace Rich. of Wichita: L. NJ Penwell
secretary, and his wife and II. c. Stevens
grand treasurer, and Mrs. Stevens ant
many out pf-town Rebekahs attended. A
luncheon and dinner were served to more
orchestra furnished the music for the oc
casion. and twenty -four certificates of per
lection were bestowed on new members.
Because he lost certificate of deposit
last June taillermo ArriagO. a Mexican, is
having no end of trouble in getting 81. 40,
tional bank. Arriago says the certificate
was stolen and that. altho he notified tbs
bank to stop payment on it and demanded
his money. they refused to pay it. Al
answer to his petition was flied this morn
ing by the bank, stating that they woult
either have to have the certificate or al
indemnity bond to protect them agains
loss before they would release the money
ArriaGo saws he cannot supply the bond 81
1t Is probable that the court will have t.