The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-05-11
LOCAL MENTION. ,

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suit in the district court against Valla
G.. Wolf and Henry Wolf to recover $3.50
and interest due on a note. The bank
| loaned the defendants $500, which was
to be paid in monthly installments.
After $3.50 of the amount had been paid,
the defendants lapsed payments and
/ their note is now past due.
! Lace curtains laundered. Ind.
1867. Satisfaction guaranteed;
called for and delivered.
The Union Label league will hold
their regular monthly meeting in Cen
trail hall Friday evening at o'clock.
| The Woodmen of the World will have
an open meeting tonight at the K. P.
hall, Sixth and Quincy streets, in honor
| of Doctor G. H. Schleh of Omaha,
Neb., national lecturer for the order.
Mr.. Schleh is considered a very force
store for those who will go and hear
him. Mr.. N. M. Rice, general store
| keeper of the Santa Fe, a life long
member of the order, will preside at the
| meeting. Miss Ceora Lanham will give
one of her funny recitations.
DR.: A H. Thompson has removed
his dental office to ia w. Sth ST.,
near the Mission Tea room.
FRANK NdSl6, Santa L = Gill
ployee, left Wednesday afternoon for
| Canadian, Tex, where he will install a
new electrical plant for the Santa Fe.
| e. r. Simon, county attorney, who
has been confined to his home for two
weeks on account of an attack of the
mumps, is again back in his office.
| The case of J. H. Barge against the
Topeka Milling company will go to the
| jury in Judge ,Whitcomb's court some
| time this afternoon. Barge asks dam
ages against the milling company in
| the amount of $7.700 for injuries which
| he sustained 10 months ago, when the
plaintiff fell down a. defective stairway
in the mill.
Cut flowers 100 different kinds of
| dalhias and cannas, at bargain prices.
w. L. LUX. Ind. Z732 ring l.
An oak shield. paid for partly by the
Wichita Y. M c. A. and partly by the
| Topeka association, is now the property
of the Topeka society on account of
| winning the victory over the Wichita
, aggregation in the recent membership
campaign. The names of the team
| captains and prize winners are in
scribed on the shield, which will be
hung in a conspicuous position.
/ Smoke Burghart's nav size F'avorite
/ cigar, made of old, clean, well cured,
mild and sweet imported tobacco.
Carl Cedan "a Topeka drug clerk. is
to be prosecuted because he filled pre-
scriptiOns without first procuring IL
cense. Complaint was made today te
! the county attorneys office by the
II state pharmaceutical board, which has
been in session this week in Topeka
In the complaint which was issued II
is claimed that Cedan filled prescrlp-
ton for Arthur Doran and that as
result of mistakes made in the COM
II pounding, Doran became seriously SlcA
and for a time his health was en-
dangered.
Secretary F. D. Coburn, custodian OF
the W. A. Harris memorial fund, today
received a check from w. r. Nelson of
Kansas City. Mo, for $35S.5O as the
editors contribution to the fund to
erect a statue of the dead Kansas
statesman on the campus of the Agrl-
cultural college at Manhattan. The
fund now totals about $500. The con-
tract has been let for the bust OF the
former senator and the unwilling cere-
monies will be held in June.
DR.. f. l.. Loveland spoke on 1.-THE
Bonnie Brier Bush" Wednesday night
at the Lowman Hill M f. church be-
fore an audience of nearly 500 per-
sons. The entertainment was given by
the boys of one of the Sunday school
classes. who had pledged 500 towards
1 the new church. DIR. Loveland agreed
to give the lecture free of charge. pro-
vided the young people would sell soc
tickets, little expecting that they
would do so. The young men sold
575 tickets and cleared the $1OC
which they pledged.
I'm working up interest in the es-
Establishment of trade schools in To-
peka," said ]. Will Kelley, president OF
j the Commercial club, this afternoon
I'VE want the cooperation of the
manufacturers. The idea is to make
it possible for the youngsters to gel
! the theory of their work in school
and at the same time they can be &C
tually earning money working for the