The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-10
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS

! Orient lodge No. 81, A. F. & A NJ.
will have work in the first degree Fri
\ day afternoon
Tax Exempt Kansas bonds Shaw
i nee Investment Co. 5s4 Kansas Ave
1 Phone Ee50.-Adv.
A musical recital will be given at
the Y w. c. a Friday evening py
Miss Ethel Wyburg-
Frank C. Richard. general secre-
| tarv of the Kansas State Sunday
| school association spent Sunday IN
+, Holton-
A still alarm at the Branner street
partment at 11:3S O'Clock Sunday
morning.
The Y w. c. A cafeteria, which is
closed for remodeling and repairs, VIII
| be reopened for business wednesday
evening.
at the Y w. C. A, returned today
from a three weeks camping trip in
the Ozark mountains
There will be a meeting of the
m embership of the Topeka Mer-
chants association at noon Tuesday
at the Chamber of Commerce
Topeka lodge No. II, A F. & A. NJ
will have work in the third degree
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock sup
per will be served at $50 o'clock.
Succeeding the late N. B. Campbell.
Ernest z. Young has been appointed
division manager of the NauonaI cas-
uaIty company, with headquarters IN
Topeka
Municipal Bonds and Liberty Bonds
bought, sold and exchanged The
Brown-Crummer Company, AIS New
England Bldg- ]. H. Evans. resident
manager.-Adv.
The late VIII I Drum, state agent
for the Great American Fire Insur-
ance company. has been succeeded in
that position by n. K Nelson, 1912
west Euclid avenue.
A Girl Scout cafeteria supper.
which was to have been held this eve
ming at Y w. C A, has been post
poned until the redecoraIIng work on
the cafeteria has been completed
DR.. Charles NJ. Sheldon and son.
Merriam. left today for Chicago, where
they will end few days before go
Michigan. where they VIII spend about
two months.
r. ". Hopkins. charged with SELL
ing n mortgaged automobile to Robert
Pendleton, deputy sheriff of Shawnee
county. is under arrest at La Junta.
Col. according to WORD received by
the sheriff's office
The fourteen Chamber of Commerce
organizations in Kansas plan to dis
tribute $4,000 Kansas booster book
lets in the near future The local
chamber will receive 1000 of the
booklets this week
The grocery store at Fifteenth and
Redden streets has been purchased by
F. A Saville. formerly owner of the
store at 4O2 East Eighth avenue, which
has been purchased by William Shaw
and Frank Warren.
The railroad strike does not appear
to be affecting local shippers. The
Topeka Traffic associat ton has re-
ceived no complaints in regard TO ship
ments as a result OF the strike, ac-
cording to c. F. Real, secretary.
The bill authorizing the construction
of sewers in the Beivoir addition. at
on OfIto avenues, will be presented at
a meeting of the city commission Tues
day morning for second reading.
Plans for an employment secretary
to- take charge of the wv. c. A en-
ployment bureau will be made during
the summer. The employment secre-
tary would assume her duties this fall,
according to the plans now in prog
ress.
The officers of the Triangle Oil
company received word today that the
drilling rig, to be used on the ]. n. !
Miles farm, five miles north of Bur- !
liugame. vas shipped from Florence |
Sunday The tC-1 veil will be started !
next Saturday
The regular meeting of the Kiwanis !
night at the Chamber of Commerce. |