The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-21
LOCAL MENTION.

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peka today.
Mr.. and Mrs Porter Cook spent Sum
day at Excelsior Springs, Mo.
A. D. Walker and Albert Sarbach OF
Holton are registered at the Throop to-
day.
tinental Creamery Co., is i'll at his home
in Oakland.
s. J. Osborne, who was speaker of the
last house of representatives, is here
from Salfna today.
Miss Anna B. Patrick Of Emporia was
successfully operated on at Stormont
hospital this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy w. Brintnall Of 226
Van Buren, street, are the parents Of a
10-pound boy born this morning.
The Y. M. c.. A. tennis tournament
will begin Tuesday night instead of
ly announced.
The annual meeting Of the Kansas
State Fair association will be held at
the Commercial club rooms Tuesday
| morning at II O'Clock.
The county commissioners this after
gate the proposed right Of way the
Vinewood Park railroad asks for.
Mrs. Rev. M. E. Harlan, of Brooklyn,
N. Y, left for South Haven, Kan, to-
day to visit her parents after a weeks
visit with DIR. and Mrs. r. S. Magee.
FRANK nelson, state superintendent Oh
public instruction. is quite Ill with ma
laria and is unable to be up. He will
probably have to cancel some of his
engagements to speak at various places
T. J. Molinari of Granite, Oklahoma,
is here today in conference with Charles
More of Montpelier, Vermont, relative
to the new granite works that are
to be opened up at Granite, Oklahoma,
by Topeka people. ~
Miss M. N. F1aggler of Kansas City,
a - Vna fr<Nfr EI1v~e r3,oI
operation performed at StormOnt hos
pital Saturday. She is the daughter of
Mrs. William Carmichael of 1877 Van
Buren, street, North Topeka.
Arthur Chase. who recently had his
hand badly mangled at the Hall litho-
graphing plant while feeding press, had
the middle finger taken of at Christ
hospital this morning and may have the
whole hand amputated soon.
The families Of Mr.. NJ. A. Currie, Mr.
J. w. Currie, Mr.. Charles Patterson.
Mr.. c. w. Turner, and Mr.. J. w. Stout
enjoyed q pleasant afternoon and a
long boat ride on Saturday last at Gar
| field park.
The county commissioners of Jeffer-
son county have greed to bear half the
expense of repairing the Granville
bridge and Shawnee county will bear
| the other half. 1t is likely that either q
steel span or steel approaches will be
built
ton Saturday on the charge of selling
liquor to the Indians. 1t is alleged that
| Cornish has been dealing out the fire
water to the Indians for about seven
years. He is an old soldier and is draw
| ing pension. His preliminary hearing
will be set for the early part of August.
The state house attaches are begin
ming to disappear towards the noun
| tains and summer resorts. Two out of
| the attorney generals department left
today. Assistant Attorney General
Clayton left to join his family at George
| town, Col, for a short vacation, and E
r. Simons, stenographer in that depart
ment. for a stay of two or three weeks
at Colorado Springs.
Doctor c. F. Menninger had a meet
ing of the vice presidents of the Civic
Improvement association of his ward at
his house Saturday evening, at which
there was a good representation and
much interest displayed. A discussion
was had of means best adapted to Gre
ate interest in the work of the society.
Other meetings are to be held during
| the present week. Major Anderson at
| the Commercial club rooms is receiving
applications for membership, and all
persons who may desire to do any effec-
tive work this fall and secure shrubs
and hardy perennials at wholesale prices
would do well to leave their names with
him at once. He has on hand the whole
sale price list for members and retail
prices for those who are not members.