The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-01
LOCAL MENTION.


Mrs. J. A. ostrand has left for a two
weeks visit in the country.
This is the day when the Village Cut
Up and the Easy Mark play into one
another's hands.
g. c. Gage corps No. So, have post
poned the box social they We're TO have
Friday evening, of this week, for two
weeks.
Roy Daniels was fined $50 and costs
in the city court this morning on the
charge of assault. Daniels has appeal
ed the case.
A number of society young women
are planning an amateur theatrical en-
tertainment for the benefit of the To-
peka Orphans home.
Miss Lou NATION has resigned her
position at the city library where she
has been for ten years and will devote
herself to the study of art Her place
has been taken by Miss Adelaide Boi-
mar.
Myrtle Fox, a 15-year-old girl has
been brought into the probate court on
a charge of incoTriaibility made by her
Bloodworth. who wants the girl COM
mitted to the Beloit Reform school for
girls.
Senators Fitzpatrick and Morehause
are in Topeka today, nosing about the
state house and looking after railroad
AO4A4A4Atc5iCtACl snip IOA4lAtc LAAtS Ia IdLtl
er a poor time for that sort of work as
most of the executive council is in
Great Bend.
Mr.. W. V. Deacon. for several years
head bookkeeper at Crosby Brothers
has taken charge of new department
for Adams Brothers, printers. He will
manage an accounting system for re-
tail stores which has just been added
by the firm.
State Labor Commissioner w. L. A.
Johnson and Senator P. ?. Campbell
are in Weir City today to make speech
es at the second annual celebration of
the passage of the eight hour law.
Governor Bailey is making a similar
speech at Frontenac.
Circulars will be sent from the office
of the state superintendent of public in
struction on Thursday containing a
summary of the recent school legisla-
ton The circulars containing the in
formation viii be sent to county and
city superintendent of schools
w. c. Stenger, the violinist has re-
Gently completed a violin, entirely his
own handiwork. which the musically
/ initiated pronounce a very good instru-
men+ of fine tone Mr.. Stenger made
every detail of the instrument even to
/ the varnish with which il is finished
and which is said to be wonderfully ike
that used by the old masters OF the ar
of violin making
motion for a new trial IN the Ghen'
damage suit in which Mrs. Client Sc
cured a judgment of 81. 900 against Mrs
irene Frisbie for the alienation of her
/ husbands affections. is being argued IL
the district court this afternoon
Judge Hazen today granted divorce
4 to Mrs. Annetta r. Pease from Oliver
/ II. Pease. The couple was married II
1871 and lived together until about five
years ago when he deserted and has
since lived in Washington state
The Orient railroad will publish a
masazine telling of the virtues of the
ps:rts of Kansas and Oklahoma through
which its projected lines are to pass
and will send out an issue Of 250,o0C
sometime during the coming fall The
plan is to give a series of town sketch
es. the material for which VIII be fur
1 nished by local persons and paid for
BY the railroad company. The edition
WIN be put out at large expense The
Mail and Breeze printing house in To
pelza win do the mechanical work