The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-31
LOCAL MENTION.

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Ella Heinxl has fled suit for divorce
from David Heinzl.
Mrs. J. A.. G. Sample has gone to
! Colorado for the summer
F. II. Roberts of the oskaloosa 1nde-
| pendent Is in Topeka today.
Mrs. James Shaw Is very Ill at her
home. 1915 East Eighth avenue.
Mrs. M. r.. Elliott is oonvalescing
from an attack of malarial fever.
| There are now four cases Of measles
and two cases of scarlet fever in town.
c. H. Thompson. United States mar
shall Of Oklahoma. II In Topeka today.
| Mr.. and Mrs. George Bigham are the
parents of q 1i.a pound boy baby. born
| today.
| Tom Hurley. 1915 Van Buren, street yes
| terdav.
| Ethna F. Reams has filed suit In the
district court for divorce from Lawrence
| w. Reams.
Eva woodruff has asked the district
court to divorce her from Charles G.
| Woodruff.
Allen Jenkins filed suit in the district
court this afternoon for n divorce from
Ada Jenkins on the ground OF abandon
| ment.
The children Of President Norman
Plass, OK Washburn college have been
sick with measles, and have just re-
covered.
The funeral OF Isaac T. Lockard. who
died Tuesday evening. was held from
the residence. as Van Buren, street. at
| 2:30 this afternoon.
Jured a month ago by a dynamite ex-
| plosion while fishing in his boat on the
river. left the hospital today.
! Complaint was made to the sanitary
department today that some vacant lots
at Thirteenth and Adams streets were
being used as q dumping ground.
| Engineer Thomas Jones of the Santa
Fe was brought to his home at $40 Klein
| street last evening. He was overcome
with the heat while working on his en-
CINE and his condition may be serious
| Four white horse victims were ar
rested by the police last night. They
were Charles Kaney, John Dalgreen,
| Charles Boyer and Frank Summerlot.
| each this morning.
| C. ]. Rolfe. Of the firm of Rolfe &
Colville. photographers has resigned his
| position in the interline department of
| and will go to Salina, Kan, to estab-
lish a photograph gallery.
The annual Sunday school picnic Of
Grace Cathedral will be held tomorrow
friday at Jones' grove near Oakland
Special street cars will start from
| Eighth and Jackson for the grove at IL
O'Clock sharp instead of from the Ca
thedral as was first intended.
The case against Mrs. j. Jackson for
disturbing the peace was dismissed in
boy named Pugh slapped Mrs. Jackson 8
| daughter. He was chased into the b ouse
of Mrs. Henderson by Mrs. Jackson.
| thus disturbing the peace of Mrs Hen
derson. The parties were all colored.
Carl Vrooman. a brother Of Walter
| Vrooman, and a former student of
Washburn college. was in Topeka to-
day. Mr.. vrooman is a socialist, and
will list So n t1As- fv1 f1,A nnv,or
nation of his gigantic cooperative
schemes. He also expects to take part
in the fusion state campaign this fall.
DR.. Eva Harding will return from
on account of an accident to Winfield
/ Howe the S-year-old son OF Charlie
! Howe. The boy suffered a fracture of
the skull in the fall from a second
/ story window, but il much improved
and, it IL thought, will entirely re-
1 cover.
The Emerson club OF Southwest To-
| peka will meet Friday evening, August
!. .s at the residence Of A. J. zumwalt.
evening will be Rev. c. E. Lumwalt, son
of the host, who has had some rough
treatment elsewhere because Of his rad
! ical prohibition views. Ladies' especial
| ly invited. and voters of all parties.
Rev. Irving Todd, who was formerly
| connected with Bethany college, is in
Topeka and will remain here during the
| month of August He will officiate at
! the services at Grace cathedral Sunday
| at II o'clock q. m. and at st. Sinons at
4:30 o'clock. Sunday evening at
| O'Clock he will preach at the Church of
the Good Shepherd While Rev Mr..
| Todd is in Topeka he may be found at
| No. HOP West Second street.
| w. F. Weber, senior councilman from
| the Fourth ward; has been appointed
| by Election Commissioner T. S. Will
liams as member of the board Of elec-
N mis- nf
Clancy. Mr.. CLANCY was not only 4
| member Of the board, but was its chair
man, and at the next meeting of the
board a new chairman will be elected.
The meeting will probably not be held
| until shortly before election.
The Prohibitionists held a meeting
| last night at Moores school house, near
| Wanamaker. Rev. E. ]. Palmer was
the principal speaker. He not only
date BUT ret sna nor Can
| words for Messrs. Stahl and Stebbins.
the independent candidates for sheriff
and county attorney. F. w. Leech also
| spoke, though briefly, III regard to why
he is supporting Emerson and not
Craddock for governor
At the meeting of the council next
Monday night, City Clerk Squires will
present twenty ordinances for passage.
| viding for the special assessment for
| benefit districts for the opening or
| widening OF streets, and two others are
similar ordinances for the two sewers to
| be built this year. These nineteen orr
dinances comprise over 200 typewriter
pages, and according to law must be
| read before passage. 1t will likely take
several hours to read these voluminous
| ordinances. The twentieth ordinance Is
the regular monthly appropriation or
dinance.
| THE EGYPTIAN LOTUS.