The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-11
LOCAL MENTION.

B. H. Tracy, of wamego. is in To-
peka TODAY.
Charles Estes was convicted in police
court Friday afternoon of stealing
bicycle and fined IS and costs.
'Cider' Smith told of the rain last
night in advance although the govern
ment forecast said generally fair"
DR.. A J. Musgrove and wife left
yesterday for visit at their old home
in Iowa. They will be gone several
weeks
]. NJ. Butz has written a waltz
Roehr The title page was designed by
A. T. Reid.
Judge r. A. Burch has moved with his
family from the Manspeaker residence
at Tenth and Harrison to fiat at S21
Tyler street.
More than $1,000 has been sent to
Governor Bailey from Washington, D.
c. by Judge Thomas Ryan for the BEN
eft of the flood sufferers.
Mrs Bessie Brady has returned to
her home in Chicago after a six weeks
visit with her mother and other rela-
tives in Topeka
The new church workers of the First
Baptist church will sew next Wednes-
day morning from to II o'clock with
Mrs. John r. Mulvane at the Jewel
residence. 316 East Sixth avenue.
Communion service will be held at
St. Simons, corner Seventh and West
ern avenues, tomorrow morning at 1:30.
The rite of baptism will be conferred
on a candidate at this early service.
On August l the Topeka Railway
company Will close W ITS power plane
and viii secure it's power from the Ed
ison company. The power plant will
be kept by the Railway company to be
used in emergencies.
The union tent services to be held at
the corner of Eighth and Harrison
in Gun q fnr
at four o'clock DR.. Countermine will
have charge of this service. At night
Rev. F. l. Hayes will speak.
Cora Davis, colored. and T. Burch.
white, were arrested last night for dis
orderly conduct The woman gave de-
tective Reed a chase of several blocks
before she was captured They We're
fined SIS each this morning.
Charles Blood Smith went to st.
Louis last night and will join Hiram
p. Dillon. Judge w. r. Smith, Mr.. w;
A L. Thompson, George Findlay and
David w. Mulvane in Chicago. Sum
day for a fishing trip to the lakes of
Minnesota.
The police will wear light weight
blue sergeS coats this summer with
force has been measured for these
coats, which are much more comfort
able than the old regulation coats
which are as hot as a blanket.
The board OF county commissioners
went to Rossville today at IL o'clock
and will return via the Kaw river in
a boat taking note of the flood dam
age done to bridges on the way. They
will also take a look for missing bridge
spans and lumber lost by the county.
Three iointists were arrested Friday
afternoon, j. c. Try. of 112 East Sec.
ond street, Joseph Allen, 609 North
Kansas avenue and Andy Dupree at
11s Kansas. avenue. Hop tea wf1iskey
was found a Allen and Dupree's places
and seven bottles of beer and some
whiskey in Ury's joint.
The plumbers license ordinance, now
before the council, will probably not
be ready for consideration Monday
night. It has been decided to combine
the provisions of the ordinance reIat-
ing to street excavation in the plumb
ers' ordinance. The matter will be at
tended to by City Engineer McCabe
and City Attorney Spencer.
Coroner Hogeboom and Policeman
Frank Hendricks have gone out to the
Reform school to assist in the search for