The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-11-03

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Miss Blanche Goodnoe Of Elmont is
visiting her cousin Miss Fay eros
hong.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. c. Neiswender will
go to Kansas City Saturday to spend
several days
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel E. Kinsinger
OF S25 Jackson street VIII leave this
evening for South McAlester, 7. T., to
spend a week.
If you want the genuine deep shaft
Usage City (screened) or if you want
the best Frontenac. either lump or nut.
call I'D Ind. phone 465.
KENT'S KASH KOAL KONCERN.
Amity lodge, 231 K. of P, gave an en-
tertainment at their hall, Wednesday
evening, for their members and friends
which was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
A mock trial was the principal feature
I of the evening. This trial was the state
of Kansas VS.. p. D. Todd, for assault
! with intent to kill. Mr.. j. J. Schenck
was judge and the lawyers were for the
defense, A. n. Goodman and for the
state Y. S. Parkhurst After listening
to considerable testimony from both
sides and able pleas from the different
! lawyers, the case was submitted TO the
! jury. In his charge to the jury Judge
! Schenck told them to weigh the evil
dence carefully and consider the eIo-
| quent speeches made by both lawyers
! who were the brightest lights in the
/ legal profession. The jury returned a
| verdict OF not guilty. The trial pro-
voked much merriment- Music by
| Withers' orchestra and an oyster sup
| per finished the entertainment.
The Haywood buildings at So and
S14 Kansas avenue have been leased
/ for three years by south side parties
who are having them repaired and put
/ in first class order with the intention
/ of opening them as the North Topeka
| Athletic association rooms. The south
room will be used as a bowling alley,
while the north room will be fitted up
with pool tables. Reading tables con
/ tanning the best and newest papers
| and magazines will occupy part of
/ this room. The building will also be
/ equipped with a good bath room. This
new enterprise will be under the di-
/ rect management of z. A. Campbell
] and it is his intention to have first
/ class rooms, free from all objection
1 able features. These rooms will be to
| North Topeka what the North side
/ branch of the Y. NJ. c. A. were in
| tended to be before the big food
when they were practically drowned
! out Mr.. Campbell expects to have
these rooms formally opened a week
from Saturday.
Miss Blanche Reynolds. daughter of
I Dr. and Mrs. T. B. Reynolds, who
went to Fort Harrison, Mont, last
July for an extended visit to her uncle
| ana aunt, Col ana MIS- EeillttlS
/ Borden, will accompany them to the
! Philippine islands this winter. Col.
! Borden went to Fort Harrison last
June to take command of the Fourth
Z. S. infantry and his regiment has
now been ordered TO the Philippines.
They will leave Fort Harrison the goth
1 of December and sail from San
Francisco the 5th of January. Mrs.
/ Borden and Miss Reynolds will visit
relatives in Los Angeles the last of
next month and join Col. Borden and
his regiment in San Francisco the
| first of the year. Col. Borden viii be
4 in the Philippines for two years and
his wife and niece will be with him
| during that time with the exception
Of the summer months. which they
will spend in visiting other countries
Next summer Mrs Borden and her
niece will go to Japan, leaving the
Philippines in May for that country.
Mrs. Borden is sister of DR.. Rey-
nolds and a part of her girlh0od was
spent at Fort Riley where her father,
the late Rev. DR. Reynolds. an Episco-
pal clergyman. was chaplain