The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-07-21
SNAP SHOTS
At HOME NEWS

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/ Phon'a 605O.-Adv.
| A baptismal service will be held at
i o'clock this evening at the Central
i Park Christian church.
/ Rebekah lodge of the Grand Noble
I Capitola held a picnic Thursday eve
| ming at the Tdgewood playground.
!, The annual picnic of the Swedish
Bethel church will be held this eve
ming at the Edgewood playground.
! Burning trash at 1923 Lincoln street
resulted in an alarm, of fire at 5:4O
4 o'clock Thursday evening. There was
no damage. .-...y-~ g..
| More than IT'S members of the Cen
trail Park Christian church attended
picnic Thursday evening at the Edge
wood playground.
| q f. Real, secretary of the Topeka
Traffic association, will leave Satur-
day for Colorado, where he will speno
| a two weeks vacation.
e.: H Hogueland, comm nce coun-
sci of the Topeka Traffic association,
will return to Topeka Saturday from
| a two weeks vacation in Michigan.
| Joe HanIon, chief of the fire de-
| of the National Association OF Fire
| Engineers at San francisco, August
Il to IS.
A cigaret stub, thrown from a win
dow of Kellam's dance hall, is blamed
/ for a fire which did slight damage to
an awning over the Piggly Wiggly
store next door, Thursday night.
The Kansas City, Kaw Valley &
West railroad, has filed an application
with the public, utilities com miss on
/ asking permission to issue $152,Ooo
worth of first mortgage improvement
bonds.
Jackson's Twenty-third Regiment
band will leave Saturday for Law
renee where they will give concert
| at a picnic of the Lawrence Masons.
| The band will meet tonight Tor re-
/ hearsal
I Judge c. w. Smith, executive clerk
| in Governor Aliens office, will go to
/ Buolder, CoIo..4for a months rest he
has been in a local hospital for several
weeks following partial stroke OF
paralysis.
The Alpha Beta Theta >c1ass of the
First Baptist church will meet. Mon
| day evening for the regular business
and social meeting at the nome OF
Misses Jeanette and Henrietta Price
at 210 Knox avenue.
/ The Sanitary Barber shop, 435 Kan
/ sas avenue, under the Guaranty state
bank, has been purchased from N y.
1 Ruudy by L. NJ. Jackson. Bundy Is
considering trying dairy farm life. z.
! w. Hulick will act as manager OF the
shop.
Jack Foose 2s4 Tyler street, head
miller at the Forbes mill in North To-
peka, suffered severe injury to two
toes on the right foot Thursday. the
accident occurred while new maShln-
cry was being installed, one OF the
pieces striking him on the foot
Three new members were received
into the Red Cross life saving class
at the Y w. c. A Thursday evening.
There are now eleven girls enrolled
in the class. The girls who entered
Thursday are: Miss Frances Bone,
Miss Catherine Buck and Miss Adele
Osborne.
Frank southwick has been elected
one of the directors of the Kansas
Auto Trades association, taking the
place of Louis Mccoy of Garden City.
Mccoy has moved to California
Southwick, is tie only dealer in auto
accessories to become a member OF
the directorate of the association.
The Union Pacific railroad has-notf-
fled the public utilities commission
that It will Immediately provide
twenty-five cars needed for movement
of the potato crop near Silver Lake.
Potato growers in the Silver Lake dis
trfct had recently com planned that
they were unable to move their crop
State. Superintendent of Insurance
Travis Is scheduled TO attend a con-
ference OF all insurance commission