The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-07-20
LOCAL MENTION.

AWNHAA Az n IN L AO M
Or. W. s. Hunter. 10 New Mills
building.
The next dance at vinewood will be
Friday night, instead of Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. P. johnson eft
Wednesday night for an extended visit
with relatives in Michigan and Illinois.
Judge w. E. Ziegler of Cofeyville.
Montgomery county, had business IN
the supreme court here today. Judge
Ziegler is one of the oldest practicing
attorneys in this section of the state
and enjoys large practice He stated
that his former partner, J. H. Dana,
well known in the state as a lawyer
and politician of influence, is doing
well in his new location in Denver,
Colo. Mr. Dana has many Topeka
friends who will be glad to hear of his
success in Colorado.
]. N. Dolley state bank commits
sioner, has returned from Arkansas
City, where he went to address a great
interstate rally of the Antf-Horse Thief
associations of Kansas and Oklahoma.
Nearly twenty thousand people attend
ed the big picnic and barbecue. Mr..
DoHey was called upon to mako a
speech telling of his operations against
the blue sky merchants and bank rob
bers.
Call All for your kilograms. Postal
Telegraph Fast and prompt service.
Send your kilograms and night let
tiers via The Postal Telegraph.
For the second time Jack Friend is
in the clutches of police jurisdiction by
reason of his beating Arbe Howard.
Howard is a young fellow and drives
a wagon for the express concern at
Fourth and Lake streets. Friend is a
plasterer and lives at 421 Chandler
street. After beating the driver the
first time the plasterer was fined $15
It Is said he was trying to make How
ard pay this fine when another alterca-
ton resulted and he beat him again.
That's a fine Friend.
I A. Fitzpatrick, secretary and treas
uFer of the Sharp-Fellows Contracting
company, Los Angeles, Call is spending
a few days in Topeka with his mother
Mrs. N B. Newton who will accom-
pany him on his return trip and re-
main several months.
The various departments of the
Sunday school of the Firs- Christian
church will hold their annual union
picnic at Garfield park tomorrow aft
ernoon and evening.
A state warrant was issued today
for the arrest of S. H. Shy who is
charged with selling mortgaged prop
erty. Recently Shy borrowed some
money, giving personal property as
security. Before the note became
due, Shy sold some of the goods and
forgot to apply the amount on his
obligation.
Another complaint was filed today
against the Otto Kuehne Preserving
company, charging the manufacture
Of aduiterated catsup. Complaints
were issued yesterday aginst the COM
pany for the illegal sale and mislabel-
ing OF catsup. It is probable that all
of the cases will be tried at the same
time.
Harry Grumbine. charged with the
theft of a gold watch, was today held
for trial in the district court. He
waived his preliminary hearing in
Judge Garver's court. The young man
gave bond in the amount of $500 for
his appearance at the September
Quissenberry, charged with assisting
Crum bine in the robbery. was allow
ed a continuance of 10 days in his
case.
Capt o. R. Beasley, paymaster of
the kansas National Guards. and
Robert Tasker, register of deeds, left
today for Leavenworth. where they
will attend the rifle shoot. at which
time q time will be chosen to repre-
sent the state In the national event
The new license ordinance prepared
by city Attorney Ralston has been
submitted to the city board of commits
sioners The license charged auc-
tioneers has been raised from SIS a year