The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-02-05
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Judge George H. Whitcomb will re-
tlrn from a weekend visit to Excelsior
Springs.
Dr. o. L. Erickson has moved his
office to 621 Kan. Ave, over Kresge's.
ADV.
The Kansas Federation of Insur-
ance will hold meeting Tuesday aft
ernoon at o'clock at the Chamber
| of Comm cree.
| R. A Barnett secured a divorce
| Saturday from Aida Barnett in the
second division of the district court.
He accused his wife of groundless
jealousy. Mrs. Barnett denied all
charges
! E. f. Mullarey, president of the
erican State bank of To-
peka and also head of the Farmers
and Merchants bank of Hill City. is
threatened with an attack of pneu-
monia at mis- home in Hill City.
! C. r. Roller for several years en-
ployed as a shipper by the Crosby
Bros. Co, left today for Fort Madi-
son, Ia, where he will be connected
with a large clothing firm. He resign
ed his position with the Crosby Co.,
Saturday.
A quantity of candy and about 81
in small change in a cash drawer
were stolen Sunday night from the
Burt and Higgs grocery store, 205
Stevens street. The burglars, whom
the police believe to be boys, effect
ed an entrance thru a window
Joe Urban and John Macker, two
Russian youths who were arrested
Saturday by the sheriff s office on
request from Jplesburg, Colo, will be
turned over to the sheriff of Julesburg
as soon as he arrives. 1t is not known
for what offense the boys are wanted.
Warner Glenn, Associated Press
operator on the ST. Joseph, Mo,
News-Press, formerly of Topeka, was
married last week to Miss Ruby Cobb
of st. Joseph, Topeka friends of the
young man learned today. Glenn and
his bride had left for the south on
their honeymoon trip before their St.
: Joseph friends knew of the wedding.
The Interstate Townsite company
has filed suit to recover on a garnish-
ment judgment against R. L. Fulker-
son and the Kaw Milling company to
recover S115.30. The original judg-
ment against Fulkerson was for $50.
The Interstate company wants to hold
, of court for ignoring the original
judgment.
Thomas Horsfield, a Topeka butch
er. will act as proprietor of Burt's res
taurant on East Eighth avenue for a
week at least. Horsfield had a mort
gage on the restaurant to insure pay
ment on meats purchased by Fred
Burt, proprietor. Payments were not
made so Horsfield today takes charge
of the restaurant. If the business pays
he may continue; if not, he will sell it
| to some one else.
5 Tuesday evening the students of
Washburn college will hold date
less social in the gymnasium of the
college in celebration of Washburn
day. An elaborate dinner will be
served and both boys and girls will
be required to attend as. free lances-
that is, without opposite sex compan-
. ions. Even fraternity affiliations and
matrimonial attachments. of those
: who have them, will be temporarily
forgotten if the plans of the promo
tiers of the affair do not miscarry.
Hugh Larimer has no objection to
the legislature passing law to take
= from the sheriff of each county the
privilege of boarding county prisoners
At present the sheriff is allowed 81
cents a day to cover the expense OF
boarding each prisoner. 1t has fire.
quently been charged that only frac-
ton of this sum is actually exuende ]
on the prisoners. Larimer, however
/ says that the county will find it n.
cnap to give the men what they ought
to have and keep within the limit H5
i predicts deficit if the plan is
adopted.
ing order against Omer Goyette ant
;. Frank, his son, prominent Rossvill,
residents. making it impossible fol
either to dispose of property until &C
ton is taken On a divorce and ali
lmony petition filed against Omer b,
his wife, Ruby Goyette. In her petit
ton, Mrs. Goyette declared that he
husband constantly accused her O
j, marrying for money and that he dranl
- heavily. According to the petition
+ the Coyotes have considerable prop
erty at Rossville, including a dru,
8 store. and Mrs. Goyette asks for So
a month alimony and the custody o
D the child, Frank
A lecture and demonstration o
Liquid Air will be given by DR.
Charles Cady at the Memorial build
ing this evening at 8 o'clock. TIL
Il lecture will be given under tn
d auspices of the Kansas Academy O
1t Science and the public is urged to at
: tend. Doctor Cady will discuss tn
: making of liquid air, its properties
U why it is the coolest known substance
y freezes flowers into icicles retainin;
all their natural coloration, explode
If rubber balls by immersing them int,
n liquid, freezes alcohol and kerosen
u into solids, and then uses them as can
= dies, freezes carbon-dioxide from can
,e die flames, hquefies natural gas witt
= the air, runs miniature train, boil
d a kettle of liquid air on a block of ice
q burns charcoal, steel and aluminium
- after immersing them in liquid all
e ing things Doctor Cady will demon