The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-11
LOCAL MENTION.

W. z. King, who was assistant city
engineer under James F. McCabe, and
who has been in Ogden, Utah, for the
past three months, has returned to To-
peka to accept a position as engineer
on the Representatives, railway.
Mr.. King makes the eleventh man that
has reported for duty. The loca ting
eEgine ering party will consist of four
teen men, a cook and teamster
Among the resident engineers of this
line will be Mr.. Gould coming here
from New York. Mr.. Gould could pass
at any time for a brother of the mill
lionaires, Geo. J. or Howard Gould.
Justice a. L. Greene of the Kansas
supreme court who has been severely
i'll for several weeks is much better
today than he has been at any time
since he has been confined to his home.
Hopes are now being entertained that
he will be able to be out within a very
short time and resume his work on the
bench.
The condition of P. I. Bonebrake.
who has been sick for several days
with an acute attack of indigestion is
little improved today though he is
still confined to his house.
The building permit for the construc-
ton of the new school building for
negroes in North Topeka was issued to-
day. The school building will be locat-
ed on lots 413-423 North Taylor street.
The cost is given at $4,000. W. r.
johnson was granted permit for the
erection of a dwelling at 1926 Van Buren,
street to cost $4,000.
A telegram received today from At
torney General F. S. Jackson dated
Richmond. Va, states that the Kansas
silver service excursionists have taken
up quarters at the Sherwood hotel. Odd
Point Comfort, FIT. Monroe, and will be
there until Thursday morning
r. A Campbell, of Hutchinson, the
new department commander of the
nd A
has called a meeting for Friday at 10
a. m of his council of administration.
The meeting will be held at the depart
ment headquarters in the state house
This is the first time the new council
of administration has been called to-
gether.
Hiram Hansford of Topeka, aged "a,
and Clara Wilson of Auburn, aged %,
were married this afternoon by Judge
A. w. Dana of the district court
A marriage license was granted by
the probate court this morning to
Arthur S; Boles. aged 25, and Miss
Edna ZeIlers, aged %, of Topeka.
The person who knew Robert c.
Campbell in FL Paso and Chicago,
please call at once at 119 East Eighth
street, or send name and address.
Mr.. c. c. Kelly of Sedalia, Mo-, is
at the National hotel suffering from
what might be called case of hard
luck He is a lawyer in Sedalia and
Was d cldSSIndl6 at the ann ArDOr law
school of Mr.. J. A. Rosen of this city.
Last week while attempting to keep
up in athletics with some young fell
lows of Sedalia he severely strained
the muscles of his abdomen and was
laid un for two days. He had left his
home yesterday for a trip into the
Territory on business, and while in
Kansas City, Mo, strained himself
again while trying to catch a street
car. He had a little business in the
southern part of the state which he
wished to attend to before going to the
Territory and so came on to TopeQa.
He had not intended stopping here,
but was suffering so much from his
second accident that he found it neces-
sary to stop off and rest awhile. He
was much better this morning and ex-
poets to go on his journey this after
noon. although still in a rather used
I'D condition.