The Topeka state journal., 1903-06-20

er than sticky fly paper. Is there any
hope that this knock viii dislodge the
abel2"
The Junior EndeaNor of the Third
Presbyterian church were entertained at
the home of their superintendent Miss
Matte SpurOck, 210 Branner street. All
spent an enjoyable time. Cream and
cake were served
The regular distribution of food and
clothing from the Charities association
headquarters VIII probably not com
mence before Tuesday morning. The
stock removed from the auditorium is
being stored there now.
certain west side young lady gave
a party this week and they played
Gavitt's Stock Exchange. The game
was so interesting and exciting that she
forgot to serve the refreshments pro-
vided for the occasion.
Information of the Whereabouts of a
colored lad named Walter Toliver is
very much desired by his mother Mrs.
James Tolver of Osawatomie. She has
written Postmaster Guthrie about him.
All the IS fire alarm boxes which
were damaged by the flood have been
sent to Massachusetts to be repaired by
the factory The iron cases to the boxes
were not sent. The works We're taken
out and shipped separate.
Dr F. MacFarland viii give free
treatments for the cure of Catarrh with
the MacFarland Germicide at his resi-
denee, 613 Branner street from ? to 3 p.
m For the next 90 days only SO
Germicide machine viii be sold for IS.
The regular Saturday tournament
games of the Topeka Tennis club were
played this afternoon. There is always
a large attendance on Saturday. The
three courts of the club are now in the
best condition for playing they have
been this year
Wampanoag tribe No 9s. Improved
Order of Red Men. of North Topeka,
viii meet Monday night with the shaw
nees at the Knights of Pythias hall at
the corner of Sixth and Quincy streets
for its election. The Shawnee tribe Will
elect officers at the same time-
A horse hitched to a carriage belong
ing to A. b. Poole ran away on East
Eighth avenue this morning The am
imal was caught by Patrolman Small
just in time TO prevent it from crash
ing through a plate glass window in
the Topeka Drug company's store.
Postonice Inspector Stice has exam
incd the building used by Station \ in
North Topeka and thinks it can be
made safe for use The pOstOffice is
now looking about for other temporary
office rooms in North Topeka. The old
pOst0ffice building was considerably
damaged by the flood.
Prof Eli G. Foster principal of Har-
rison school has gone to Indiana in the
interest of several historical works of
"a set of historical charts which We're
recently adopted for use in the Phila-
delohia schools and are used in nearly
all the larger cities in the east. and also
reference manual and outlines Of
United States history that is used all
over the United States. Mr.. Fosters
publications are handled by Crane & Co.
of Tc0eka.
on a giddy poster which has been is
sued for the Wakarusa celebration OF
Independence day to be held this year
on July 4, appears the following in the
list of attractions offered. Hon. Chas
Weleh and Hon A w Dana. of Topeka
and other silver tongued orators will
fire the hearts of the people with patri-
Otic eiOquence." Each of the above
named sertlemen knows now what is
expected of him. and should immediate
" send his silver tongue to the jewelry
store to be replated for the occasion. 1t
may also be noted that every man VINO
speaks at a Fourth of July celebration
is an Hon