The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-24
LOCAL MENTION.

Johnson'st, floor wax, 10, % and SOC
sizes. The J. K. Jones, Paint Co.
The city board of health seems I'M
able to stamp out the smallpox, five
new cases being placed; in quarantine
The new cases ARE those = of R.. T.
Clark. 1414 Lincoln street; E. King.
316 Monroe street, Wd 2. Bunch, 100
Monroe street; J. Lsrbester, 313 Win
ter street; F. j., Leuenberger, 1922
Santa Fe streete - .1rS~ a.
Order Red Cross butter. B. J.. Gal
lagher, 18th and Buchanan.
Edward .Tinsman, a private Of
Troop c, Seventh cavalary stationed
at Fort Riley, who was accused and
tried in the United States district
court for stealing a watch from
Corporal James B. Mccarthy was
found not guilty by the federal jury.
Mr. Wilson Hobart will entertain at
dinner Saturday evening in honor of
Mr.. Clarkson Millspaugh the following
guests: Mr.. Warrick Updegraff, Mr..
Earl Spencer, Mr.. Herbert Lininger,
Mr.. Darwin Bradley and Mr.. Harlow
Hurley. ar
The following building permits
have been issued: James E. Burgett,
two dwellings costing $1,000 each at
414-416 and 41S-420 Freeman ave-
nue..
The Royal Neighbors of America
sary by having a social at their hall
this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs E. L. Walsh of 1923
Harrison street are the parents of
daughter born at II O'Clock today.
You can buy Eagles Silver Statue 10
cent cigar from almost every dealer
who sells cigars. Ask for them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Slayton
brother-in-law and sister of John E.
Lucas, Of this city, are visiting with
him this week, and will go from To-
peka to Wichita where their son, DR.
Slayton, is practicing physician.
Mr.. and Mrs. Slayton live at Ellen
wood, Ill.
Floorlac for your floors. The J. K.
Jones Paint Co.
James Chappelle, of the Copeland,
has been fishing in the Solomon river,
has caught some beautiful catfish-all
with his own hand.
L. M. Maxwell has purchased the
David l.. Lakin real estate business.
E. J. Underwood will be connected
with the new firm, which Will be known
as Maxwell & Co.
The new Premier size Silver Statue
10 cent cigar has caught on. Ask your
dealer for it.
Robert Kneisler, the veteran joint
list of the bottoms" was bound over
from the court of Topeka today to
STAND Trial 1OT SaklnE CUSTODY.
Kneisler walked away last summer,
after he had been arrested by a
policeman. His attorneys commended
that breaking custody necessitated
some physical violence, but Kenisler
will have to stand trial for the alleged
offense. He is under $500 bond.
Mr. w. C. Jones, formerly of Pitts
burg, Pa, has entered the real estate
business, as a partner to c. B. Albert,
COL Kansas avenue. The firm will here
after be known as Albert & Jones.
Mirmont printing out paper. will be
sold Saturday, 4x5, 10c per doz-, SKI. zoe
per dozen. Wolcott, 805 Kansas ave.
Here's a tip to the ladies. II you
would keep your husband home even
ings, buy him box of Eagles Silver
Statue 10 cent cigars.
Charles Widner. man who APP
pealed from police court decision on
a charge of maintaining a nuisance at
S11 North Jackson street, was tried in
district court this morning and
found not guilty by the jury. The
principal witness against Widner was
Charles Irons, who had been q friend
of the defendant for / IS years, but had
turned against him on account Of q
row" The jury took the row. into
consideration and the defendant was
discharged. This is the first reversal
of Judge Urmy's police court de-
cisions. Several cases have been dis
missed for want Of prosecution. the