The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-25
BRIEF BITS OF CITY NEWS.
A Collection of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration.

graphs for Your Consideration.
"Brigham's Pagoda' in front of the
Auditorium is not q very comfortable
lodging place on cold days like today.
A member of a theatrical mpa
which recently visited Topeka took his
meals while here at Golfers and said
that he was surprised at the menu and
service offered, and that it was equal
to any in towns many times larger than
Topeka.
Councilman Swendson. Of the Sixth
ward, who has served his ward in that
capacity for the past three years, stated
his morning that he will make the run
for the office again. With Mr.. Swend-
sons announcement h position of each
of the councilman, whose term expires,
with reference to their candidacy for
another term is fixed
Call either phone, 11O7, and have the
Commonwealth Hand Laundry call for
your linen After the first trial you Will
be convinced that your linen is in a
better condition han it has ever been
before, and il you watch o will note
that it Will wear twice as long as if
done at other laHndries. 80
The Auditorium is his week under
going a transformation When 1t is
opened to the public again it Will be to
welcome the crowds to the MidWinter
fail.
The following reports of births have
been received at the office of the city
physician: J. A. Young. Richland, fe-
male; Clyde Bessant, Berryton, male;
c. L. Gibson, 1864 Lincoln. female child;
John Hanson, n Chester and Oak
land streets, male child.
There is more conomy in burning
wood han there is IN coal, n if you
get your wood from George Hampe in
dependent phone 375-3 rings you will
get the best wood on the market and
the very lowest prices. Wood delivered
to any part of the city on same day or
der is received.
A hot air furnace at 1881 Jackson
street caused a small fire this morning
at 7 o'clock. The loss vas trifling. s.
L. Leavitt is the owner of the property
and ]. L. Wintrode cup the resi-
dence. Another small fire occurred at
turned in. A chimney burning u at
709 a Buren, street caused the trou-
BILE.
such weather as this increases the
popularity of the Collier noon day
lunches, especially among the ladies as.
special attention is given to them al
this cafe and their wants. If you rel
ish a good noon day unch try n at
Golfers.
Mayor BergundthaI returned mis- noon
from Kansas City where he attended d
lumberInan's convention.
Many women think that when they
have poor bread in cold weather II Is
on account of the cold, but II they
would Try HGII6CllOi nOOA OLCC my
would soon find out that there is a
great deal of difference in the bread
results. Besides there is more good
nourishment in a loaf of bread MADE
TaylOr's Perfection" flour than
in bread made by any other brand
A sewer cleaning demonstration will
take place late this afternoon A rep
resentative of P. J. Healey, a manu-
~facturer of a patent sewer LEANING
machine, is in the city and Will nave
r---- 49, IoVann ct 20 finn The
between Ninth and Tenth
streets and Kansas avenue and Quincy
street Will be the scene of the opera
lions. The sewer is choked badly with
will be present to watch the operation
of the machine. The price asked for
the appliance is $3.50.
If you want good dry, clean wood
telephone your order to George
Hampe, Ind. phone S45-3 rings he
pared to make prompt delivery to any
part of the city. Telephone him for
prices.
A building permit has been granted
to J. W. Crane for the erection OF a
81, 00O frame dwelling at 1856 West
street.
Topeka is rapidly taking on metro
airs. You may now talk over
to your friends at the
hotels by mean of telephones located
III LIlG NdLlOuo ~
Every loaf of He'll & Fitzgerald's
Ideal bread weighs a pound, and
each loaf has a label that is good for
a premium. It is seldom that you can
as much value as is in a loaf of
.Idear' for five cents
General Attorney A A. Hurd of the
Santa Fe is reported to be slightly bet
ter today. He is suffering from pueu-
monia-
General Manager H. q. Nudge,
Third Vice President J. w. Hendricks
and Superintendent of Motive Power
Alfred Lowell of the Santa Fe went
to Chicago last evening. They left
Topeka in a special train consisting of
the three private cars of the officials
mentioned.
In every loaf of Ideal' bread there
is sixteen ounces of n-ourishment, and
every loaf contains a b that is good
premiums. When you order
bread from your grocer designate
Ideal and insist ON getting it.
Baker Hungate. sheriff Of Gray coun-
~, is in Topeka visiting his cousin,
County Attorney Otis Hungate. The
latter is full of prairie chicken shooting
Ideas as a result Of the visit, and
threatens dire results for the feathered
near Cimarrons way of next
September.