The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1922-04-19
SNAP SHOTS
AT HOME NEWS


The Central park lakes are so fun
Of water that they have been running
over FOR 4 week
Frost has nipped the garden truck
and nipped the fruit buds but the
dandeI5ons rambIe right along
Tonight We will SAY II with
flowers" Every lady gets one at
Stefnberg's special dance--Adv-
The ladies OF the Holy Name guild
viii hold a rummage sale at 5oS East
Fourth avenue. Friday. April 81
:. :. Frank Of the Frank furniture
store returned today from New YORK.
where he has been visiting the large
markets for the last several days
A petition has been received by the
CITY, commission for the construction
Of a sidewalk on the north side Of
Eleventh street from Madison street
TO jefferson street
Young woman. teaching a country
school near Topeka My pupils put
a dead toad on my desk the other day
and I was IN an awful way until
found it vas petrified-'
Miss Mabel Taylor. of Junction City.
a member Of the Junior class of Wash
burn college. left today for Hot
Springs Ark where she will attend
the biennial national convention OF the
Y. w. G A
Property owners in the vicinity
south Of Central park are circulating
a petition for a sidewalk 70 be con-
structed on the south side OF west
Sixteenth street between Clay and Bu-
chanan streets
Only nineteen Topekans barred their
heads to the American Tag that
passed down Kansas avenue in the
Rotary parade Monday. says Noel v.
Wood who drove the leading car be-
hind the flag bearer.
The entire accommodation of the
National hotel has been sold 20 the
order OF E,a ster star for its conven-
ton 70 be held in Topeka May and
10 over 1000 members Of the order
will be IN attendance
While walking thru the state house
1879 Tyler street. found a bunch of
keys. stephens. who is employed at
the santa F'e storeh0use. says there
are fifteen or twenty Yale keys in the
bunch
H r. Marks. general director OF
the Fort Worth fat stock show the
big spectacle sta ed there each year.
also manager OF the Wichita wheat
show. stopped Off with his wife for 4
two-day stay wit1 the directors of the
Pageant OF Progress in Topeka
SIS fine for failing to appear in
police court last Friday TO testify at
the trial Of George HarrtsOn. negro.
charged with using prorane language
in pool hall on West Fifth street,
was imposed upon Robert Hamilton
negro. by Judge Rad Lee Tuesday
afternoon
A warrant charging Walter z. By
ant. who shot and killed his wife,
Georgia Bryant. at 2I5 East Seventh
street, Monday noon, was TO be issued
late this afternoon by County Attor-
ney Neale, IL was announced today.
Bryant is being held in the shawnee
county jail
A motion asking that the bond Of
Andrew Powell. Twenty-fourth street
from IS, zee to smaller amount was
filed in the district court Tuesday by
his attorneys Powell is being held
for the murder Of Charles Bailey. 81
East Third street
The Y w c. A will be represented
by nine delegates O. the biennial ma
rfonal convention OF the associate
at Hot Springs. Ark. to be held April
20 TO 81 The delegates are Miss
Louise Hersev. Mrs z c Seger. Miss
Ethel Dodge. Miss Anne sweet. Miss
Helen Shirk. Mrs H H Mexican. Miss
Louise Fowler Miss Anna Heartburg
and Miss Mary Sweet
Oscar Swayze Of the Modern Wood
men Of America in Topeka warned
property owners on lower Quincy
street today that persons soliciting for
carnival space under the auspices of
the WoOdmen have not been granted
held q carnival for two years Swayze
said today. "and no plans have been
made for carnival this year"
Mrs Dolores Dermody. clinic nurse
with the city health department has
resigned, and after a vacation viii en-
ter county health work at San Ber-
nardino. Cal. Mrs Dermody's health
requires her 20 change climates Her
resignation is effective May 1, and no
successor has yet been appointed She
has been WITH the Topeka health de-
partment for more than a year
\ corner OF the large plate glass
window at the front OF the Ninth
street SIDE of the Pelletier's store was
broken Tuesday evening when It vas
struck by a motor car driven by Mrs
H E. Gavin Mrs. Gavin. it was said.
made the mistake OF shifting into high
gear instead Of reverse. causing the
car to leap over the curb and crash
into the window before il could be
stopped.
The Faith that Created Christian
lty' viii be the topic for the Round
Table class az the First Unitarian
church ar 1880 o'clock this evening.
under the leadership of the minister,
the Rev. Clifton Merritt Gray. This
IS the initial topic. beginning a course
on the general subject. From the
Gospels to the Creeds-r A twenty
minute song service viii open the
class. beginning At 1880 o'clock.
Topeka employees OF the Western
Union viii meet at a banquet at
FelelerS tea room tonight, TO con-
slider the formation of a local branch
of the Association OF Western Union
employees. At present the Topeka en-
ployes are members OF the Kansas City
local organization A. NJ Mcpherson.
vice president OF the central division
OF the association. and J. W. Sto-
baugh- president OF the Kansas City
local Will talk
An exhibition OF water color paint
. ings. charcoal drawings. designs and
. textiles. the work OF art students OF
many colleges Of the United States.
Is on display at Boswell Han. Wash
burn college. this week and next week.
II IS being held under the auspices of
the Delta Phi Delta national art fra
rernity Of which WashbUrn college has