The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-01-09

ex-citizens of Shawnee county as there
was not one of them mentioned in the
list forwarded to the. governor.
Mrs. Anna Spangler Of Horton. is
offering a reward Of S25 for informa-
ton which will lead 10 the discovery
Of aher 15-year-eld rsons who left. his
sll0fqre sin Horton about g. month ago,
He is described as having brown
hair, gray eyes. is about four feet five
inches in height. ana weighs about So
pounds.
Civil service examinations for the fol-
lowing positions will be held in Topeka
sOon January "A, electrical engineer and
instructor; marine fireman; cOnputer;
constable Indian service; January 81,
field naatron, Indian service; stableman,
Indian service; printer. Philippine ser
vice; ink chemist and ink maker; lab
oratory assistant.
The annual meeting of the share.
holders of the Shawnee Building and
Loan association took place at the Of
fees. 115 West Sixth. last night The
Following officers were elected; NJ, Snat-
singer. president; r. s. Brigham vice
president; T. B. Brown, chairman; F.
NJ. Bonebrake, treasurer; W. H. East
man. secretary; w. r. Hazen, attorney.
The Ministerial Union OF. Topeka will
furnish and decorate one of the public
parlors at the new Y. M. c. A. building.
It will use this room for its semi
monthly meetings. which it has been
holding for the past ten years in the
present 7. NJ. c. A. parlors. A commit
tee consisting of Rev. J. S. Glendenning,
Rev Mr.. HolcOmb, DR.. W. c. Evans and
DR.. Young Will look after the matter.
RED" Downs, one of the star second
basemen of the Western Association is
foot loose and wants a berth on the
Topeka White Sox for this summer. But
he wants something more-$ll5 per
per month. If Cooley can get him to
shave down the figure, he viii be taken
on. and Weller dropped. Downs played
with Guthrie last summer and Fort
Scott the year previous He has also
tried out in faster company.
Enporia Gazette: Miss Nora Walsh,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Walsh,
who live five miles north of EmpoTia,
and Mr. David Elder of Topeka, were
married this morning at o'clock by
Father CIementine ir the Catholic
church They left at II o clock for Denl-
son, Texas where MI Elder is fore
man in the NJ. X & T. shops Mrs
Elder was at one time clerk in the
Topeka Cash store. and formerly taught
school in Nebraska.
The case of ]. c. Lowe. who muir
dered his wife at the reform school
nearly three years ago, was passed
again this term of court, as it has
been every term for two years. He
is now confined in an insane asylum
and cannot be tried in the courts
while in his present condition, and
there is little likelihood that he will
ever again be tried for the murder, as
it will mean a trip from the insane
asylum to the penitentary.
Capitol lodge NO. A. 0. T. W. will
install the newly elected officers at the
next regular meeting, Wednesday even
ing, at the A. o. L. w. hall, corner Sixth
and Quincy streets. The newly elected
officers are: J. c. Howe, P. NJ; H. z.
RaIstin NJ W: James DeVlln. foreman;
z. B. Wilson. overseer: E. Y. Neiman,
guide; W Williams, l. W; c.. I. Wood,
o. W; Guy Taylor. recorder; George
Heron. fnancier: George Gerberick, re-
ceiver: E. C. Warren. Harry ". Keitz-
man, and A. Harden, trustees.