The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-02-07
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The New Cole s. $1,5s5.OO. will be
on display at the Kansas City Auto
show this week. Advertisement.
w. C. Tegemeier. state fish and
game warden, is spending a few days
at the state fish hatchery at Pratt.
The Moose lodge will dance tonight
at the lodge hall on Jackson street at
o'clock. Dold's orchestra will play.
Lizzie Henry today filed suit for di-
vorce in the district court against Will
liz Henry on grounds of abandonment
A marriage license was granted Sat
urady in st. Joseph to W. Lee Tully of
Topeka The bride was Miss Ethel P.
Loether of Wilson. Kansas.
w. f. Benson. state bank commits
sioner, is spending several days at his
home in Eldorado. He will probably
return to Topeka Tuesday or Wednes-
day.
The American Express company will
carry free money and supplies in lots
Of 500 pounds or less consigned to the
chamber of Commerce. Hickman, Ky,
on account of flood sufferers
7 A. Noftzger of Wichita is in To-
uel<ti1 today to argue a suit before the
state supreme court. In the legisla-
live sessions of 1903-05, NOftzger was
a member of the senate from Harper
scounty.
ID Governor .Capper will leave Tuesday
night for Wichita, where he will speak
Wednesday morning before members
Of the Kansas Stockmen's association.
He will return to Topeka Thursday
morning
Sunday afternoon Pete Land came
to the home and restaurant run by his
wife at $50 Kansas avenue and began
tearing up bedclothes and incidentally
destroyed a bottle of Mrs. Lands
favorite perfume. The police did the
rest.
Mary Francis Tew filed suit for di-
vorce today in the Shawnee county
district court against Lloyd H. Tew on
grounds of non-support. Besides a
divorce the plaintiff asks restoration
of her maiden name, Mary Francis
Maxwell
w. Z. Brooks. chairman of the state
board of control. today returned from
his home in Fort Scott, where he Wis
tied for several days with his family.
Stance Myers. a member OF the board,
also spent Sunday at his home in
Leavenworth.
]. Will Kelley has issued an invita-
ton to Governor Major of Missouri. to
speak before the Commercial club
Thursday or Friday noon. Governor
Ma or will make an address at Perry
Thursday afternoon and it is hoped he
can arrange a speaking date in Topeka
on that day or the day after.
The supreme court convened today
tand will this week hear arguments in
A number of out-of-town attorneys
viii this week appear before the court
and the list of opinions to be handed
down next Saturday may establish i
record for the court term.
/ A woman called Sheriff Kiene over
the phone Sunday and stated that q
son in possession of 500 was leaving
town without leaving enough money
with destitute relatives to pay his
I fathers funeral expenses. AS there
/ was no way of interfering county of
ficials did not take the matter up.
1 ]. c. Mohler, secretary of the state
board Of agriculture, will leave Tues
: day for Wichita. where he will attic "a
the stockmen's convention. j. W. Toe
of Maple Hill. president Of the asso-
citation, and Joe Mercer. state live
stock sanitary commissioner, will also
attend the meeting of the Kansas
stockmen.
Hugh p FarreIly of Chanute is il
/ Topeka today to argue q suit involv-
ing 4 recent order OF the A o. 4. W
lodge. F'arrelly was a candidate 70:
I the Democratic senatorial nomination
stances. he declared today. would he
consent to be a candidate for office
this year.
The case of the state against 5. w
I Williams, owner of the White HOUSE
meat market, is docketed for hearins
tomorrow in the court of Topeka be
fore Judge Hugh Fisher. Williams il
I charged with short weighing a maj
who paid for five pounds of mutton
/ The complaint alleges that the pack
. age contained only four pounds anC
one ounce. The case was brought som'
time ago on complaint of a state in
n spector. according TO county officials.
To further probe allegations mad
1 against Arthur ]. Bonnger, the loca
attorney who was made correspondent
in the Kline divorce suit, the grievance
committee of the Shawnee County Ba
association went into session at
o'clock this afternoon. The meeting
was held in the office of Captain Cla,
1 Hamilton, chairman. Mr.. Bolinge
appeared in person before the Gem
mittee and told his side of the affair
The meeting was held behind locke
doors.
! The city commission today author