The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-22
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS,


Judge C. b. Graves of Emporia has
returned to Topeka
Federal court viii begin next Mon
day morning with very light docket
Of criminal cases
An addition will be constructed to
the Crosby building at us Jackson
street. The addition viii cost $3.50
Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell are moving
into their house, 1903 Buchanan
street.
Walter L. PAYNE. assistant state treas
urer. visited his parents at clinton,
Douglas county, last Sunday.
Mr.. I. w. Huey has gone to Horton
where he has secured a position in mas
ter mechanics office.
John @. Royce state bank commits
sioner, viii address the bankers meet
ing which is to be held at Ottawa
wednesday and Thursday.
Weather Observer Jennings was
able to be at his office for a short
time yesterday for the first time since
his attack of typhoid fever.
Superintendent Charles of the reform
school lectured Tuesday afternoon to
the class in social pathology at the State
university.
The Ladies' Auxiliary Of the First
Church of Spiritualism win meet Friday
afternoon at the home of Mrs. Inez
Wagner, 220 West Sixth street
Emporia Gazette: S. T. Hogan and
two helpers came down from Topeka
this morning to put uD the new pipe
organ in the college chapel
City Attorney F. G.. Dreaming viii
go to Chicago to witness the Michigan
Chicago football game IN Thanksgiv-
ing day Mr.. Dreaming graduated
from the Michigan law department.
Miss Grace Miller, assistant city
clerk, who has jusr recently resigned
her position, has taken a position with
the general agency Of the Union
Central Life Insurance company.
w. A. s. Bird and H. Ward Page
have entered into partnership in the
law practice MI. bird has practiced
law about twenty-five years and Mr..
Page about eight years.
j. w. Creech of Herington has gone
20 Kentucky to visit his mother,
years of age, whom he has not seen
Tor many years. He is accompanied
by his brother.
b. H. Pugh viii read paper on
Graft and Grafters before the Satur-
day Night club which viii meet Friday
evening this week at the law office of
Ferry & Doran.
Emporia Gazette: Pat Coney. com
mander of the department of Kansas,
@. A. r., was in town today. He was
on his way to Council Grove to attend
campfire to be given by the post there.
c. j.. Carroll. editor of newspapers
rotary TO justice Of the supreme
court, and lawyer on the side, is spend
ing a few days in Topeka. He says his
Alma paper is for sale.
Joseph lie Clerc of Noble, Rice
county. has filed a request with the
state board of railroad commissioners
asking that they compel the Missouri
Pacific to stop Its trains at his town.
Noble itself is half way between
Lyons and Geneseo.
City Engineer James McCabe, who
has been confined to his home as the
result Of blood poisoning Completing
the healing Of an injured hand, ie-
covered sufficiently to be about on the
streets today.
The Kansas attorneys in the Colo
RADIO river suit have collected a lot of
photographs which they will use as
evidence i'm the case. They show the
condition of the river before Colorado
commenced to sWipe the water, and
after.
Junction City Union: Mr.. and Mrs.
John Dalton and son George returned
home last evening from Topeka where
George has been in the hospital for
the past month. He is now getting
along very nicely and viii soon be able
TO be ~ ard about.
A building permit for the erection
OF tWO-stOry brick business building
at b1l Kansas avenue was secured this
afternoon by Mrs. Willis Norton. The
dimensions of the building will be
S2Nta feet and the cost is given at
$4,000. The building is to be COM
pleted by March is.
Dr. Robert Stewart is now out in
Denver. where he is assisting In "tun-
ing up the Washburn team for the
game saturday with Denver univer-