The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-27
BRIEF BITS OF CRY NEWS.
A Collection of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration.


Eli Gates. who pitched for cav
worth last summer will play with
Portland, Oregon, this year.
A groceryman need not ask a lady
what kind of bread she wants, as most
all Of them who buy bread have been
using Vesper's Mothers bread SO
long that they viii have no other The
red tags on Mothers bread are
valuable for premiums.
h Eastern Star Will give a recep-
ton to the new officers at Masonic
hall tomorrow evening.
For one week we will sell all trim
med velvet and felt hats at one-half
price. Mrs. Stewards, 1913 Kansas
venue
Lincoln post No. 1 and Lincoln cir
Gle No. 1 Will hold an entertainment
at their headquarters, 11S Sixth ave-
nue. east, tomorrow evening at 8
O'Clock. The exercises will consist of
music, recitations and the ~laughable
farce of Wanted a H-ousekeeper."
The Shawnee county grand jury
which meets next week will be kept
Strict surveillance will be kept on
both stairways to permit no one ex-
cept those having business with the
jury to go up there
The following birth report has been
sent into the city physicians office:
A. s. Akers, 315 East Eleventh street,
girl.
If you want all that is good in bread
making insist on getting Ideal"
bread. Besides the quality there are
labels on every loaf that are valuable
for premiums.
An early call came to the fire de-
partment this morning. A one story
frame dwelling at 400 East Sixth
spontaneous combustion. The fire de-
partment put out the fire, combining
the loss to the small sum of S25.
One lone runaway boy represents
+h4 ~
last night. A drunk was fined this
morning. That represents the work
of the ''co-o-rt."
Telephone George Hampe. indie
pendent phone 375, 3 rings, and have
him deliver you a load of wood. He
a plenty of good, dry, clean wood
and h prices are the lowest in town.
Fl. J. Wingert, a Topeka advertising
solicitor, has gone on the road for the
Parkhurst-Davfs company.
Mrs. A. M. Murdoch, formerly Mrs.
Stockwell, together with Miss Emma
Ramsayer of Kansas City, are visiting
friends in tht city.
The Young Woman, Her Influence
and Responsibility" Will be the sub
ject of an address which Rev. S. S.
Estey will give at the Young m
Christian Association rooms on Sunday
afternoon at 4;15. Mr.. Walker Combs
will sing. All women are invited.
The plumbers are still busy with fro
zen pipes.
Do it today. Place an order for a
load of wood with George Hampe, IN
dependent phone 375 3 rings. If you want
good clean dry hard wood. Orders
promptly delivered.
The patent sewer cleaner is at work
this morning on the sewer between
Quincy street and Kansas avenue and
between Eighth and Ninth streets. The
demonstration which was to have taken
place yesterday afternoon failed to ma
The streets and walks COM
mittee were or hand but something
went wrong on one of the machines and
the demonstration was postponed.
Spec Hurlburt wants to play ball in
Topeka again this summer. He ap-
preached Manager Abbott in Kansas
City yesterday and offered his services
$175 a month. Then he dropped to
$3.50 to $125 and finally to an even 800.
They would drive me out of Topeka if
/ took you there" replied Abbott. Am
I in so bad as that up there?' sadly an
swered the Saints center fielder of last
year.
There is a difference between Vesper's
Mothers bread and that made by
any other baker, because the very best
flour is used, it is made in a complete
shop by expert workmen. and
loaf has a red tag that it good
for premiums.
The regular teachers examination for
county certificates will be held Satur-
day, January IS, at the grade room at
the court house, commencing at 1870
a. m.
Bert Dunn wants to come back to
again this summer Sheard and
Logan thought they would get him.
Abbott put his foot down III
the idea however, when he came to To
Deka this morning, saying that Dunn
wanted too much money for a man OF
his ability.
The best bread makers in town use
Perfection" flour because they can get
better bread as well as regular unifor-
nifty in it. If you are having trouble
your bread try Perfection" flour.
Fear has been expressed in certain
that intending contractors for
he building of the city's sewer may
aloof from entering bids on the
ward sewer in face OF the diff
,ulty experienced by Brooks and Gill
more in securing surety. The fear,
is probably not Well founded
Che contractors for sewers built in the !
oast have been enabled to procure sure
Y without any degree of difficulty and
t is not thought that since the elapse
# time at which those sewers were
has made any material change
With regard to securing surety.
When you telephone your grocery or
Ter insist on getting Ideal bread
There is no bread made that can conn.,
)are with this bread and besides the
are valuable for premiums.
Wichita will join the Western Associ-
ltion. The Eagle tells the story: The
proposition offered by President D. NJ.
of the Western Association a
hort time ago has been taken up by
he Wichita baseball fan and this city
will be a member of the association the
coming season. The decision was made
yesterday afternoon at a meeting Of
hose interested and President Shiveley
las been notified that he can count on
Wichita. The stock has not all been
subscribed and no organization has been
Effected but those who are pushing the
have met with so much en-
-r-,.o oaTnnnf that thew feel that nOTh-i
an come in the way to prevent
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