The southern argus., 1891-08-20
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worthiest. and best men The rs,.s
merits merit your votes for thar diS,;nc.
ton. To defeat him would be re,rogras.
sive and ungrateful
In Judge w Tamison is 10 be g.,
high racial pride and not little digni,.
airy bearing of the refined and scholarlv
lawyer. Judge Jamison studied the III,
at Nashville. Tenn, and was adm;ttaa =.
Gently to the bar in the Capital CITY He
held the office of justice Of the peace n
topeka Tor six years. A firm was once
known In this city as Jamison & Co. real
estate and loan office The elegant Office
that Squire Jamison is now fitting no i \,
SIS Kansas avenue. Judge Iainison i
living, comparatively speaking, in princely
style at his residence. I211 Fillmore ST
The social galaxy of Topeka would BE
incomplete without the Rev. B. r. Foster
he does not simply stand high in the 80
clal circles of Topeka. but also stands high
from an intellectual point of view. Fisk
University and Chicago Theological Semi
nary might we'll congratulate themselves
on having given such product to the
world
Lawn tennis is the rage in Topeka. This
game as an outdoor exercise is to be nre-
TERED to croquet. The prominent feature
IN lawn tennis is TO strike up while that in
croquet is to strike down. II would h.
we'll to alternate the games which would
have tendency TO bring both the muscles
OF the upper and lower limbs into more
active play. Lawn tennis has powerful
incentive for young ladies who walk minc.
lngly to lengthen and quicken their stems
q. w, Smith has not had the most fav.
orable advantages offered him for an edn.
cation yet he is climbing the ladder of
worth and merit splendidly Missouri Laws
claim to his nativity AS Mason he is one
OF the foremost of the state He was grand
| secretary for three years and grand master
two years, and was chairman of the state
convention held at Wyandotte For the
| past two years he has been ianitor of the
state capital He has number one 81. 400
home in Topeka
| Quinton Heights is said to be the highest
point in Topeka
NJ. Wilkerson. the present sheriff Of
Shawnee county, has lived in the county 10
years. The poor man, be he white or black
has no better friend than Wilkerson. For
sheriff, SO far. he has no opponent The
popularity of the man keeps them out Of
the field. Mr.. Wilkerson is an old soldier
and practical farmer
Mr.. A. NJ Thomas graduated from the
Michigan University law department in 81
and was admitted to practice before the su-
preme court of that state the same year
He has been practicing law at Topeka since
1887 and has several important cases now
before the supreme court of our state He
was associate attorney in the case that Mr.
Knox and others brought against the city
of independence for attempting to deprive
them of the privilege of attending mixed
school. The plaintiffs won the case, Mr.
Thomas is destined to make high mark Az
a jurist. Those who wish the services OF
Mr.. Thomas will find him at 4Io Kansas
avenue.
The Topeka Call is picking up editorial
ly graphically and financially every week
w NJ Pope is at the helm
Horse cars are unusually numerous on
Kansas avenue. and many of Topckas
streets are unusually narrow for a city
that rustles under metropolitan airs
THE EDITOR