The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-24
LOCAL MENTION.

Miss Nina Watts win sing at the
English Lutheran church Sunday morn
ing.
Out of 1850 dog tags which the city
bought, all but IS have been issued to
dog owners.
The Crisis and all the late books
for two cents a day at Zercher & POOLS
book store. 527 Kansas avenue.
Mr.. F. E Bollard and wife of Omaha,
Neb., who have been visiting relatives
in the city, returned home yesterday.
Rev. P. ". Crannell of the First Bap-
list church. returned from his visit at
Minneapolis this morning and viii oc-
cupy his pulpit tomorrow.
Rev. f. W. Emerson, of the First
Christian church, has returned from q
visit at Lincoln, Neb., and will con-
duct the services Sunday at his church
both morning and evening
The degree team of A. O. u ".
lodge No 81 Will meet this evening at
the lodge room in North Topeka to
consider the question Of going to Eu-
dora, Kan, on August g.
Quincy street, between Sixth and
Seventh is closed today to permit the
asphalt paving gang to work without
Interruption Permission to pave the
street was given by the mayor and city
engineer.
The next meeting Of the city council
will be on Monday. September 2. Bills
against the city for August must be
filed with the city clerk by noon on
mittee on claims and accounts.
M. +. Younlzin. the dog tax collector,
says it is the fault of the crematory,
not OF himself that two dogs which he
killed at Thirteenth and Jackson were
allowed to lie in the sun for over a
day before being hauled away.
For the NeOsho Falls old soldiers re-
union next Friday Ex-Governor D. W.
Finney has arranged a special train
over the Santa Fe from Yates Center to
Neosho- Governor Stanley and several
Of the state officers are going from
here.
The Aetna Life Insurance company,
a Connecticut institution, began suit in
the United States circuit court here to-
day against the COtu of Goodland, for
the interest due since January l. $780,
on bonds amounting to $1,000, bought
by that city.
p. 5. Noble who was adjutant gen
eral of the state under Governors An
thOny and St. John now a pension ex-
aminer located at Carmi, III, was one
Of the speakers at the Murphysboro,
III. soldiers and sailors reunion last
week Mr. Noble is commander Of the
Carni G. A. r. post He responded to
the address of welcome.
Assistant County Treasurer VIII
kberle has a broken collarbone as the
result of being thrown from his bicycle
X r Hayden has returned from an
eastern trip While in Chicago he in
yestigated the Grace Brennan claim to
being heir to a million. He failed to
ullI any trace OF money being left her.
Ed Good, clerk Of the city court has
returned from two weeks trip to
Buffalo and New York
A W. Hefiey, Chiclasaw townsite ap-
praiser, came up from the territory last
night and conferred with political
friends When seen in State Treasurer
Crimes Office this morning Mr. Heffey
denied that any formal charges had
been entered against him in his official
capacity He said he had left Downs
IN response to a telegram from Mr..
Wright the Chickasaw agent and sim
ply obeyed order when he went to the
territory to go to work Mr.. Hef1ey said
ne was just here for the day and would
go back to the territory tomorrow
morning.