The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-26
Prominent Topeka Merchant and His Bride.

of weeks at Ottawa with William Crane,
one of his former schoolmates at St.
Johns Military school at Salina.
The contract for building the new in
Urinary at Osawatomie was awarded to
Of charities His bid was $50. 500
Jay Farnsworth, who has been visiting
his father, J. 2. FarnsWorth OF this city
will leave for Washington Thursday. He
is employed in the United States census
Congressman W. J: Bailey of Bur-
lingame and Grant w. Harrington of
Hiawatha will take a few falls out of
July
Mr.. Guy Hayler of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Engl2nd spoke to the members Of the .s,l 10.
Progress of the Temperance Movement in
the United Kingdom.
Walter Holcomb has gone to western
Kansas. The free employment bureau,
which is being run without an appropria-
ton, as it is. will jog along for a while
without a stenographer.
Repairs were at last begun in the alley
bounded by Kansas avenue and Jackson
where steam pipes were recently laid and
the pavement left in a bad condition
The Patent Gazette announces that a
new patent has been granted to Robert
Maxwell, the Topeka pressman, on his
invention of automatic mailing ma
chine which is arranged to attach to a
perfecting press
Mrs. Nation is in Carthage. Mo. today
qua On June 80 she will lecture before
the Illinois Chautauqua at Alma: The
victims July A.
The office of the state free employment
ms oer ant2 1d room 2p
for the historical society have arrived
and the society'S new rooms on the fourth
floor are being fitted for occupancy.
Attorneys on both sides of the Hughes
Parker case were working hard on their
briefs when the supreme court made its
til October. one OF them remarked:
There's only one remedy. Go and take
q drink"
The Anderson County society held its
annual reunion and picnic at Garfield
people who formerly lived in Anderson
county II. T. Cloud was elected president
and Miss Lou Tinson secretary of the
ganizatiOn-
The ParkdaIe Juniors base ball team
defeated the Lincoln school Juniors on
the grounds at Eighth and Branner street
Thursday by score Of y to Z. The bat
son: for Lincoln, Killey and Terrence.
Gov. Stanley has honored a requisition
Vaughn. Brooks will soon be let out of
the federal prison at Leavenworth. A
waiting to take him south to be tried for
a burglary.
Patrick Pierce Of EnderIin. N. D.. is
visiting his daughter. Mrs. s. T. Wolfe.
hot weather is too much for him and he
will return to the land where the mer-
mark in the winter time and where the
summers are perpetual May.
While Representative Alvin Law was
down to Kansas City with car load of
cattle last week a hail storm cut across
Graham county and destroyed $50 acres
of wheat for him. When Law was in To-
peka Saturday he remarked to a State
Journal reporter that ne did not know
what might have happened while he was
away 1t seems to have been a whole lot.
An expert in the automobile building
is here from Chicago to help Lou Wyman
finish up the automobile which he has
been building for some. time The ma
chine will be completed within short
time and turned loose on the streets of
Topeka 1t viii be the fourth automO-
bile in town. OF the four one is run by
steam, one by electricity and two by gas
Oline-
Major George suIIy is holding meetings
every evening this week at his car at
the Missouri Pacific yards Thursday af-
terno0n he Will keep open house from ?
TO clock and viii allow visitors to in
spect the gospel car in which he trav-
els. Next week he expects to have the
car set out somewhere near the Santa