The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-07-25
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Ar HOME NEWS

Miss Loura Dale Perry has returned
from a visit with friends in Kansas
City.
All issues of Liberty Bonds bought
and sold. The Shawnee Investment
Co.. 534 Kansas avenue.-Adv.
E. V. sayers of ottawa is visiting
his daughter, DIR. Maude S. DeLand.
who is member of the state hospital
medical staff.
DIR. Charles F. Matthews. pastor of
the First Baptist church. and his fam
lily, will leave today for a motor trip
to Estes Park. Colo.
DIR. S. S. Estey will go to Maine
next week to spend a part of his vaca-
ton. Later he will join Mrs. Estey
and his daughter in Chicago.
The Rev. John Wells RahilT, pastor
of the Central Congregational church.
will go to Oak Park, ILL.,, Friday of
this week to spend a months vaca-
ton.
DIR. and Mrs. Edmund J. Kulp and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. S. Elliott and their
families left today for Moraine Lodge
and Estes Park, Colo. to spend several
weeks. They will motor to Colorado.
DIR. NJ. l. Perry and two sons and
DIR. o. S. Hubbard of Parsons, have
returned from an auto trip thru the
Colorado mountains. DR.. Hubbard
spent few days as the guest of the
Perry family.
]. D. Zimmerman, state superin-
tendent of religious instruction for the
Christian churches of Kansas, returned
Saturday from Williams Bay, Wis.
where he attended the International
Sunday school association conference.
o. T. Wood, United States marshal.
is in Leavenworth today to arrest
Angus Carter. a colored army private,
on a warrant charging him with as
sault. The warrant was issued by
Commissioner Lee Bond of Leaven-
worth.
Melvin r. McGinnis, IS, and Esther
L. Peterson, "a, both of Topeka, took
out marriage license in Kansas City
Saturday. Erik B Christensen, %,
and Teresa S. Rex. 20. both of Topeka
were married in Independence, Mo-,
Saturday.
w. H. McAfee. county commissioner
from the south side district, is on the
sick list and unable to attend the
meeting of the board today. Other
members say that McAfee complained
of not feeling well when the board
was in session last week.
A dancing party will be given by the
Rebekah lodges of Topeka at Garfield
5. The affair is for the purpose OF
raising money for the school of in
struction to be held next spring. Re
treatments will be served
A new club for the promotion OF
team work and good fellowship has
been organized at the Central Y. NJ
| C. A. It is called the I. c. U. c.
are: Lester Titus, Maurice Sewers,
Dwight Olander, Glenn Graham, and
Walter Christman.
The vacation Bible school at the
Third Presbyterian church will hold
special exercises Friday night when
the four weeks term of the school
will be ended. The public IS invited
to the program. A special exhibition
will be made Of the handicraft work
done by the students.
J. A. Summers, at whose home, To-
| Gated at 216 Van Buren, street, Sheriff
Robert Miller found q corn whisky
| still in full operation Friday night
pleaded guilty before Judge James A
| Mcclure in the first division of the
district court Saturday afternoon. ia
having liquor in his possession and
also to maintaining nuisance but
sentence was deferred.
The "All-Star Six" local orchestra
! furnished entertainment for a pleasant
hour at the tuberculosis sanitorium and
at Ingleside home on Sunday. Mem
bers of the orchestra are: Ronald OIL
N
violin; Harold Brandt. mellophonei
Tom Hughes. trombone; Delbert Ew-
ing, drums; Miss Mabel Kinney, piano
Miss Goldie Vawter directs the or
chestra.
Arlo Lewis pleaded guilty to q
charge Of grand larceny before Judge
James A. Mcclure in the first division
of the Shawnee county district court
Saturday afternoon, and was given ar
! indeterninata ERntapCa fha h0yr
reformatory at Hutchinson. Lewis is
one. or two young men charged with
stealing a motor car belonging &c
George Senne, local contractor, about
| three weeks ago. Lewis admitted
they took the car and drove to Kan.
sas City and started north, expecting
| to go to Minnesota.
Fred l. Crabbe, superintendent O,
the Kansas Anti-Saloon league con.
| Quoted several raids on Illicit stills las
week in Rush, Ness and Lane coun.
| ties, Crabbe acted as an assistant at.
torney general and confiscated sever
| stills. One had a capacity for twenty
| five gallons and was going full bias
when the raid was made. The owner
was caught operating the still. Twelv'
men were arrested and charged will
| violating the state prohibition law
Each put up bond for $500 when ar
| raigned before the district court.
Inc CITY engineering department II
! working on the fourth plan for thu
Lake street bridge over the Shunga,
nunga creek. Three sets OF plans al
ready have been rejected by the Eas
side drainage board because the boart
demanded greater waterway than tn,
plans afforded. The city engineering
department has spent nearly $500 II
preparing the plans for the bridge
The original intention was to havt
the bridge completed by next winter
but the delay caused by the rejection
of the plans makes the early compile
ton of the bridge doubtful,
The interests of the Producers
Consolidated OIL company wer,
turned over Saturday by the United
States marshaIs office to Major Leigh
A. Hunt, Of Kansas City, Kan, and E
B. c. Jenkins, of Kansas City, Mo.
who have been named receivers o
the company. The property wa
4 taken charge nv he Cd