The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1912-04-06
LOCAL MENTION.

6QOHG AUAbHEh0ANa
Don't forget the big Moose ball at
Music hall Thursday evening, April IL.
| Admission so cents.
Forbes Bros. in North Topeka have
the best red Texas seed oats. Come
and see them before buying.
DR.. ]. H. Hubbard of Atlanta, Ga.
one of the leading negro educators of
the south, will speak in Gemmell hall.
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock. Music
will be furnished by the Silver Leaf
quartette.
shall Clothing Co.. will beb glad to see his
friends at the Palace Clothing Co.
The members of the Topeka Motor
league and other auto enthusiasts OF
Shawnee county will meet at the Com
mercial club Monday evening for the pur-
pose of forming a county automobile as
ISOLATION which will be affiliated with the
state organization. G. Fl. Moebus Of kan
state association, will be preesnt; also u.
f, Watkins who is actively engaged in
the formation of county organizations to
to affiliate with the state organization
which he was instrumental in establish
ing.
The Capital Auto & Supply Co. have sold
the following cars during the past ten
days: Model % Buick to Ira W. Baker.
Model 43 Buick to f. w. Watson; Model
% Buick to S. G. Treleaven: Model -
Buick to c. S. Short; Model % Buick to
J. f. SPAIN; Model 20 Buick to Merrillatt
of st. Marys.
A new trial was denied Bee Adams by
Judge Dana today. Adams, the mos
notorious jointist in Topeka, will be SEN
fenced Monday. This being his seconi
offense under the new law he was tried
on the felony charge and conviction is be
lieved to mean penitentiary term. 1t Is
tho mill a1nT
Chas. E. Benoish, national organizer
for the FraternaI Order of Orioles. is in
the city to assist Deputy II. 3. Hallam
Complaint was made to the county at
torney today which led to the issuance Of
a state warrant for John Stock. buck
ster. Stock is charged with selling short
weight apples.
Master Edward Reddick of TO4 Madison
street. who underwent operation At
Stormont hospital five weeks ago Thurs
day, has return home and is getting along
very well.
Blanch Parr, who resides near Rossvine.
has filed suit asking divorce from John
Parr who she married in September 1909
She says that in January. 1911. while she
was sick Parr left her and has not re-
turned. She asks that her maiden name
of Estes be restored.
A general meeting in the nature Of a
smoker has been called by c. b. Burre
president of the Karnival Knights Kiub
for wednesday night at 1880 o'clock. At
the same time Joe Bren of Kansas city
who has charge of the Karnival Knights
Mammoth Extravaganza which will he
held April Is and 10, will meet All end
men and members of the chorus for the
show in the parlors of the National hotel.
Motions to strike out all of the startling
features of the petition in the Stewart
Reser alienation suit were argued today
in Judge Whitcombs court Clad Ham1f-
ton attorney for Miss Reser objected TO
the language which Edwin AIcKeever had
used in the sensational suit He thought
legged love of the Rossville widow for the
former postmaster editor was offensive to
the public ear and should be taken from
the record.
"Is There Life After Death is the sub
ject upon which the Rev. Robert Gordon
viii speak Sunday evening at the First
Baptist church.
LYDIA A Bryant was today appointed
administrator of the late J. w. Braynt.
She will have charge of the administra-
ton of the estate recently appraised a
$4,000 The property is to be divided
among three heirs, the widow and two
children.
Tom Reinhart. formerly with the Mar
shall Clothing Co, will be found by his
friends at the Palace Clothing Co.
The probate court has appointed VIII
liam A. Tincher administrator Of the
estate of James II. Tincher. who died
Thursday. The Tincher estate consists of
personal property valued at 500 and will
be divided among the children and grand
children.
Sunday evening O'Clock dinner, Throop
Halls orchestra
Marriage Licenses.
Clarence A Webb, Topeka, q. Ruet-
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