The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-05-16
LOCAL MENTION.


John Hunberg, German living in
North Topeka, was arrested last night.
It Is believed that this man Is insane.
He was turned over to the poor COM
missioner. Last winter Hunberg lost
his reason and his job at the same time
and this double calamity was followed
by the loss of his wife, who left him
at this period.
The woman's friend. Ideal Wash
ing Flake. At your dealers.
Philip Billiard was arrested today for
the second time within the past few
days on the charge OF speeding his
auto beyond the limit prescribed by
ordinance. His trial is set for May
20.
: John Baumgartner. the merchant
tailor. has received a full line of new
spring and summer suiting. Call on him
before buying elsewhere. S06 Kan. ave.
Ben Judkins, the well known for
mer city detective, now in the employ
of the Rock Island as special officer
at Pratt, KAN, spent the day in the
city. Ben arrested an army deserter
/ at Frat this week. making the third
capture Of this kind for him during
the past few months.
DIR. s. Temple Osteopath, 735 Kan
ass ave. Ind. 1912. Res. 6174.Bell 1885.
Judge E. r. Simon of the city court
today followed the example set 20 CEN
turtles ago by his illustrious namesake.
| 0iuOA IcLcT, went HSh1nK. He
took Ed O'Neil. clerk of the court,
along to cut bait. It is reported that
these officials went to Silver Lake, but
this Is probably a slanderous state
ment, Arthur ]. Bolinger acted as
judge protein today.
Made Of the choicest tobacco. The
Big Tromp cent cigar.
+ J. e. Wells and Maggie Lyle, both
OF Kaw Valley. were married yester-
day in the probate judges office by c.
A. Magaw, judge pro tenn. The bride
gave her age at 10 years. but she
looked nearer 16, with her girlish face
and her hair braided down her back
and tied with blue ribbon. Oscar d.
Larson and George M. Perry of Usage
City applied for license yesterday.
The groom to be was so excited that
he gave his residence first as Topeka,
but blushingly corrected himself.
Always use the Independent tele-
phone for superior service, besides 1t
reaches all the people.
J. e. Hanway, formerly of Topeka,
has just sold a half interest in the
Richfeld, Utah, Reaper and moved to
another location. The price secured
for the Reaper was $1,000.
A good pipe is a mans best friend.
Eagle carries the largest assortment Of
pipes in Topeka, ranging from the s
cent Missouri Meersham to the import
ed at several dollars.
Sheriff Wilkerson has received no.
tice from the officers at San Diego.
Cal, asking after the whereabouts Of
one James r. Stanley, wanted on the
coast on a charge of endorsement of
$500 from his employers. The San
Diego officers think that Stanley Is in
Topeka. They allege that he has rela-
tives living in this city. The sheriff
has not yet been able to locate the
man wanted.
F Our ice cream will please you To-
peka Pure Milk Co.
Mrs. James McCabe today emphati-
cally denied that she had ever stated
that Mr.. McCabe had beaten her at
the time of their troubles last month
following her return from California
Mrs. McCabe, however, did not deny
the printed statement to that effect
at the time it was first published, fol-
lowing the arrest Of Mr.. McCabe on
the charge of adultery. about April 1.
A man who knows, says that the
straw hat season opens In this part of
the world today or. rather Yesterday.
instead of June first as in the past.
Regular dinners served daily at
vinewood park cafe from IL till p.
M, and from $50 till p. m. Try
caterer.
Ex-Chief Of Police Frank Stahl of
Auburn was in Topeka this morning |
arranging for the twenty-ninth annual
Sunday school and temperance picnic |
which will be held at the big grove |
on his place on the 29th OF this month. |
He promises a better time than ever |
for those who care to take the ride |
to his farm on this occasion.
A. n. sBurtis of Garden City, is In
Topeka. today comforting with Justice
Henry Mason and r. II. Faxon. Sem
ator Longs secretary. about the fight |
which Garden City will make for the
next convention of the Kansas
knights Pythias. The convention this
year is at Independence, and will be |
hel dnext week The Garden City |
people will be there in force to urge |
the Knights to come to Garden City |
next summer.
Out Of the Is applicants for the
state bar association examination on |
June Is, there Win be at least ono
woman. Miss sadie Walmer Of Mer-