The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-13
LOCAL MENTION.

The following births were reported
at the office of the city clerk today: ].
Williams McJones and wife, sos Scot
land avenue, July 6, boy; Gilbert E.
Burkland and wife, 235 Branner street,
July 8, boy; John Henry Lesser and
wife. r. r. No. 6, July 8, girl; AnseI
E Warner and wife, 1922 Central ave-
nue., July II, boy; Elgin Riley and
wife, r. r. No. s, July II. girl; Lewis
2. PressSroVe and wife. Tecumseh
July -. boy; Andrew Steinbach and
wife, 12S Van Buren, street, July 2,
boy: Jonathan Merten Roy and wife
422 Polk street. July 2, boy; Park D.
Goodnow and wife. Elmont, July IL
girl; Frank Lewis De Bukaleur and
wife, 1920 College avenue, July /,
girl.
Do not fail to get our estimate on
that lumber bill. J. B. Whelan & Co.,
I'll E 4th. Phone S65.-Adv.
For the second time Mrs Catherine
Boggs is an inmate of the Shawnee
county Jail, awaiting trial for her san
ity- She was taken into custody by
Mrs. s. H. Abbott, county matron
Monday evening and today a complaint
was sworn to by her charging insa nity
MRS. Boggs was discharged after a re-
cent hearing, members of the commits
sion examining her failing to agree
The Boggses were divorced some time
since and the husband has agreed to
separate maintenance. She has insisted
on living with him.
Charged with jumping his board bill
at the Ohio house in this city c. r.
Levine, magazine subscription solicit
tor has been placed under arrest in
Wichita. Levine, who weighs 275
pounds, worked in Topeka for several
days offering an attractive combina-
ton of magazines and premiums at re-
duced prices. He lodged at the Ohio
house while here and left just in time
to avoid a weeks payment. A notice
sent through the state located him in
Wichita within few days after his
disappearance from here.
Safety razor blades sharpened better than
new. 25c-35c doz. Brunt Drug Co.-Adv.
DR.. L. V. Sans has moved his offices
to the Central National Bank Bldg
700 Kansas AVe.-Adv.
With the rather ludicruous resem-
blance to a monkey on chain, a di-
minutive negro was led into the coun-
ty Jail by Sheriff James COlvin, of
Lincoln county, Louisiana, and locked
up for the night, before the journey
was resumed southwark. The prison
er, named Rural Snowden, is an al
legged train wrecker who had escaped
Jail and been arrested at HOlton. He
and his captor were accompanied by
Sheriff Charles Johnson of jackson
r. A Rooster. D. D. s.. 10 Mills
Bldg. Special attention given to pyor-
thea and oral prophylaXis.-Adv.
To hear any matters that attorneys
nay bring before him. Judge Ralph !
2. Campbell, of the eastern district of
he Oklahoma federal court, will sit |
n Topeka Saturday. A number of
small civil matters which need atten- !
ion are responsible for Judge Camp /
BELLS term here. He will remain here
only.
The Union Pacific Rotary special (
hat was scheduled to pass through |
Topeka at noon Thursday has been ,
,alled Off but there will be two spe-
,ial Rotary cars on the Rock Island /
rain No 80 at S:25 o'clock tonight. (
George Godfrey Moore, the represent
itive of the local club, and Mrs. Moore
Will leave on this train. 1t is expected |
hat a delegation of members will De
)n hand at the station to see them off. |
The TOpekans will join the Rotary /
special at Mcfarland.
A meeting of Kansas commercial |
executives will be held at the Topeka /
Commercial club quarters Wednesday |
or the purpose of forming state /