The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-22
PERSONALS

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George Harmon, veteran Jefferson
county editor and Democratic worker,
is milling with the banqueters. Har-
mon has attended every important
Democratic meeting in Topeka in re-
cent years.
Right in the midst Of the political
milling today was a honeymoon trip.
Yes, sir, a real honeymoon. Frank b.
Miller, of Hays, clerk of the court of
Ellis county, was married a few days
ago. Mr. and Mrs. Miller decided they
should take a honeymoon trip. Miller
remembered the party banquet in To-
peka. So the Hays man bought two
tickets to the capital city and Miller
and his bride are celebrating their
wedding with the banqueters.
Sam Graybill, former state live
stock sanitary commissioner and pres
ent postmaster of Hutchinson, is with
the boosters who are urging the hold
ing of the state convention in the salt
town.
Senator w NJ. Price, of Emporia.
may again be a candidate for state
county district. Just now Senator
Price is being urged as candidate
for delegate to the national conven-
ton from the Fourth district.
Burt E. Brown, of Lawrence. twice
candidate for secretary of state and
secretary of the senate in 1875,
came to Topeka with the Douglas
county delegation. w. p. FEEDER, for
mer secretary to the utilities commits
sion, is also here from Lawrence.
Thomas Grisham, of Cottonwood
Falls, is here as the representative of
4 Chase county Democracy.
Warren Knauss. veteran Mcpherson
I editor. came to attend the editorial
meeting and incidentally to mix ideas
with the party leaders.
David Leahy, former secretary to
Governor Stubs, is here for the BAN
quet-also to boost for Wichita for
! the state convention. Leahy is also
reporting the Democratic meeting for
4 Henry ]. Aliens Wichita Beacon.
This is Leahy's first visit to Topeka in
nearly two years.
Dan Callahan of Kingman. chair
man of the Seventh district congress
sional committee, and well known
banker, came with big delegation
from Kingman county. He was ac-
companied by Mrs. Callahan. Other
Kingman visitors are: w. L. (Iron-
jaw) Brown: W. r. Long, postmaster,
and Mrs. Long; Paul S. Woods, ma
| tional bank examiner; E. NJ. Hale and
P. c. Hamlin.
Mrs Harrison Parkman, who di-
reefs the policies and activities of the
Emporia Times, came to Topeka this
afternoon to attend the banquet. Har-
rison Parkman, her husband, is post
master in Emporia since resigning as
state fire marshal He came to To-
peka Monday.
/ A A. Doerr OF Larned, state rep
resentative from Pawnee county dur
ing the 1875 sessions. came to To-
panied by Mrs. Doerr. 1t is probable
that Doerr, who is one of the largest
hardware merchants in the Seventh
district, will again be a candidate for
the legislature
Senator Harry Mcmillan of Mime
apolis is mentioned" for many things.
He has been suggested as a governor
ship candidate, as candidate for con-
sress, for state senator, for delegate at
large and for delegate from the Fifth
district. 1t is probable that Senator
Mcmillan will be a candidate for one
or several of the positions
w. L. Barr. of Westmoreland, Pot
| tawatomie county, may be a candidate
for state auditor on the Democratic
ticket Bars friends today urged his
/ candidacy and it is probable that he
will get in the race
for national committeeman. has spent