The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1910-12-17
LOCAL MENTION.

Mrs. Stricken special Christmas sale
painted china. Plates 81, ia West Sth
1t was discovered this noon at the /
Commercial club that J. Will Kelley's
full name is John William 1t is
Furthermore rumored that when he t
becomes a legislator that he will /
change his method of signing his
name
The state Grange Will hold it's 40th 1
annual meeting in Topeka next year. |
This was decided at the meeting held /
this week in Olathe by the 500 MEM |
=bers present L. D. Graham was the
cial club at the convention in Olathe.
and was one of those who worked for |
Topeka as the next meeting place.
A meeting of the men owning teams |
in Topeka will be held this evening
at the Commercial club for the pur-
pose of forming an organization.
The board of managers of the Kan
sas State Fair association will hold a
is much business to be transacted, in |
Guiding the framing of a bill or two to
be presented for the consideration of
the legislators, and the preparing of
plans for improvements on the fair
grounds to submit to the board of
county commissioners.
A fine So hand Vacuum Cleaner for
only $3.4S in real money. Your grocer
can tell you how to get one.
A. NJ Winter was fined $25 in the
court of Topeka Friday. when he
pleaded guilty to charge of prSctlc-
ing dentistry without license VIM
ter has been in court a number or
times in the last two months. A few
weeks ago he was fined in police court
on charge of insulting stenograph-
er at the Continental Creamery com
pany- Then he was arrested by FED
eral authorities on charge of misuse
of the mails, when he wrote letters to
his former sweetheart. This trouble
was followed a few days later by the
mans arrest on a charge of pulling
[ teeth without the proper credentials
J. s Smith was arrested Friday on
| a triple charge of being drunk, carry
| ing concealed weapons and shooting
within the walls of the city. His case
is on the docket for trial this after
noon.
Tomaso de la Rosa, who was arrest
ed several weeks ago. on a warrant
charged with assault with intent to
| KILL will be given a hearing in the
court of Topeka Monday. His case
was on the docket for Friday, but at.
| torneys in the case were interested in
| other matters and continuance was
granted.
/ c. H. Roney was arrested Friday on
a charge of selling insurance without
a license. He was released at the af-
| ternoon session.
Guy Ward, who was arrested Fri
day afternoon on a charge of disturb
ing the peace, was fined SO in police
court and later paroled when his par
ents promised he would be a good boy
w. H. Mackey, United States mar
shall: came to Topeka Friday night
from Junction City and will remain
here until the early part OF next week
The Provident association is today
mailing about 1900 circular letters in
an effort to increase the association S
subscription fund There are at pres
ent about 500 annual subscribers,
said Mr.. Justis, when in reality there
Ishould be 1900 or more"
Harry J. Bone. United States dis
trict attorney. left Friday for points in
Colorado. where he will spend several
, days looking after several Colorado
farms which he owns.
Alvanus T. Rowe of 1882 North
Harrison street has been appointed an
} assistant carrier on rural route No. 1,
4
, came effective December l.
II The postoffice will be closed Mon
D day. December 26, from 10 a. m. I'M
0 til the close of the day, in observ-
D ance of Christmas. The federal Offices
= will take an entire day off in which to
n distribute cheer.
OIL Mrs. E. A Bressett of Kansas City
0 arrived in Topeka today and will visit
Q until after the holidays with hel
father, n. L. Slinton of ga Morris
q avenue.
oil Frank E. Mcfarland. who has served
o the past year as grand master of tbs
Q Orient lodge of the A. F. & A. NJ, was
presented with a handsome jewele6
| badge of his office last night by mem
bers of the lodge. The emblem is OF
2 solid gold and the design is an elaborate
/ affair Justice Mason, of the supreme
court, made the presentation speech
/ Mr.. Mcfarland has served just yeal