The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-15
LOCAL MENTION.

w. NJ. Gregory was in Kansas City
yesterday.
w. D. Album has gone to Kansas City
for a few days visit.
c. F. Biddle deputy United States
marshal for the Wichita division, is in
town
James Easier wants four good car
penters at All West Tenth street i'm
mediatel--
The Taku Art club will meet Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. J. w. Mozart
ney at 1917 Lane street.
Mrs. Frank Nelson and daughter Ruth
left this morning for Iowa and Illinois,
where they will spend the summer.
]. R. McKeever, of 1126 Tyler street.
has cosmos in bloom. This plant gen.
orally flowers in October and seldom
before September.
Frank Campbell. deputy clerk of the
United States district court, leaves to-
morrow for Excelsior Springs where
Mrs. Campbell is now visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Stone and family
will go to the De Boissiere farm near
ottawa for two weeks visit Mr.. and
Mrs. George Stone will be their guests.
R. Boley of Pauline and Maud Mitch
ell of Auburn, and Arthur Douglass and
Grace Cowell. both of North Topeka,
were granted marriage licenses by
Judge Hayden today.
The 'Marguerites'' will hold their
fourth annual meeting al the Westmin-
ster Presbyterian church. corner of
Huntoon and College avenue, Friday at
SIS p. m. A very interesting programme
has been prepared and all friends are
invited.
Olive Roach has appealed from the
decision of Judge Altman in Butler
county to the supreme court in par
tition suit which she brought against
Roscoe A. Roach and number of 9TH
ers. The suit involves the possession of
considerable land in Butler county. The
case went against Olive Roach in the
lower court
General Wilder S. Metcalf has return
ed from the east. He was one of the
speakers at the reunion of the class OF
1873 of Oberlin college of which he
was a member and which he went east
to attend. Mrs. Metcalf accompanied
him.
The annual state camp meeting of the
Free Methodist church is now In session
in the grove south of the fair grounds.
Rev. Henry Shoot, presiding elder, ana
Rev. Smith of Denver are in charge OF
the meetings. Meetings every night
at o'clock.
A Topeka complainant asks: why is
it that the cars on the Eighth street ana
North Topeka line cannot connect with
the Tenth street and asylum cars? As
it is they usually miss at the transfer
station by about thirty seconds. 1t is
a little aggravating to get in with your
transfer ILCk6l just lAlAlS ~ 80 q 49,
pulling out"
A Sunday excursion has been ar
ranged by the Kansas City camp OF
Woodmen of the World to be run be-
tween Kansas City. Topeka and En-
poria Trains leaving Kansas City at
S.15 and $50 a. m. will arrive in Topeka
on schedule time to let off and take on
excursionists. The train vii leave En-
poria at p. m. sharp returning
United States Marshal w. H Mackey,
ir. has returned from Junction City,
where he went last week to assist in the
capture of Gilbert Mullins, the United
States prisoner who escaped from the
county Jail there. Mr.. Mackey is con-
fident of the recapture of Harry Barney,
the highwayman, Mullins confederate
in the escape The entire country around
junction City is on the alert and look
ing for him.
In their hearing in police court today
two jointists, J. Sheasley and c. H. Curl
were convicted on one count each and
fined the customary 800 and 80 days.
Curl was dismissed on one case, an ar
rest on view. and rearrested on nuis-
ance count in the court room. J. G.
80 vas arrested at 112 East Sec
ond street, was discharged
Eugene Ware Jr., whom a Kansas
correspondent for a Washington news
paper had organizing a company OF
Kansas university men and Topeka So
cietv leaders to work in the harvest
He1d and whom the Washington. paper
which discovered the fake had in Wash
ington to attend a wedding at which he