The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-08-12
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

Mr. and Mrs W. F. Baird, o44 Highland,
celebrated the forty-fourth anniversary Of
their wedding Monday evening. A number
OF guests were present
william Reed. believed by the police to
be associated with a gang Of petty thieves
IN IN, TOPEKA; was picked mp Monday charged
Boyd PoIlon. county commissioner, and
his family viii leave tomorrow for an
automobile trip to Terre Haute. Ind. to
visit relatives. They win be gone about
Mrs. Josie Kralino. Of ITO East Sixth
street. celebrated her twenty eighth birth
@ ai y tsssss nd seTs
much.
Clyde F,nan. II years old. was arrested
Of carrying concealed weapons He had 4
- caliber revolver In his pocket which
have repaired.
All the lead in the revolver Of Detective
Harley Williams failed to XIII a mad dog
IN the basement q the James Dennigan
win his club. - az wv
Don s. Jordon, son Of Josiah Jordon.
county superintendent. has been appointed
an Instructor In agriculture at Gordo.
y. N. He IL now visiting in Denver with
HIS wife and baby and will take up his
new duties this fall.
An Ali-day meeting OF the Shawnee
County Pomona grange win be held
Wednesday at the Sesls school house. three
Prices for the Products Of the Farm" will
be one OF the subjects for discussion
Three eases OF contagious diseases were
reported to the city PUBLIC health depart
ment Monday. Verona Clerk, 2O2 Lake
street. contracted typhoid fever; Ora Brun-
son, 100 Grand avenue. has diphtheria
and a ease Of whooping cough was report
ed from 400 Monroe street
Oliver Patten was picked up in the Santa
Fe yards Monday night by Santa Fe special
agents and turned over to the police on the
charge of carrying concealed weapons. A
slug. ticket punch and a cornet formed
part Of his travelling equipment. He ad-
mitted serving a jail sentence in Oklahoma
City for stealing a horse. IL was said
A class Of more than 800 candidates will
be initiated In to the knights and Ladies
Of Security at St Mays tonight The
national officers from Topeka will motor to
st Aarys to take part In the initiatorJ
rites. The hundred Topekans will meet
at the X L. Of s. hall at 6 o'clock this
evening and leave for st. Marys IN trucks.
Courses Of study so attractive to rural
school children that they viii want to stay
on the farm will be planned at the rural
teachers institute to be held here five
days beginning August 25 Approximately
rs teachers are expected TO attend. Many
prominent speakers and lecturers will be
subjects
Sarah Malone, local eolored welfare
worker. has been appointed to the national
to DO field WORK. She vii have chsrSe
Of part OF the national campaign to raise
funds to build a dormitory for colored
girls at the national mission IN Washing
ton. The funds raised in Kansas will go
toward the maintenance Of the home In
Topeka.
Judge Ralph Cav. Of the probate court
wants all used marriage licenses returned
to keep his legal records straight. but
when he issues a license he does not
guarantee satisfaction or your money back
He received a letter this morning from
Robert l. Ebberts, Swissvale. Kan. ask
ing for the return Of the purchase price
OF n license he had not used. The license
November &c. 1918, to Ebberts and Nora
Dow, 81 years old. of Waverly. Kan
Robert did not explain the particulars oi
the apparently blasted romance.