The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-13
BRIEF B1rs OF CRY NEWS.
/ Collection OF Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration.

J worth League DOaTQ OF cOnIAOA LOT Tie
Fourteenth district All members OF
/ the city league invited to meet Er. FL
ben.
Tomorrow we will have a fresh sup
ply of the celebrated Grifhth's home
made sausage This sausage is the nm
. est in Topeka, and is guaranteed to be
absolutely pure and homemade. War
ner's grocery and meat market, 1901
Kansas avenue. Ind. phone 1852, Bell
1852.
The snow has furnished idle labor
ers with Jobs. The free employment
bureau at the city building has had in
the past more applications than JOBS
A good Snowstorm always relieves this
situation, however, and an active man
with a shovel can pick up a pretty fair
days wages while the rush lasts
If you want fresh homemade Sara
toga potato chips you can &c them at
Warmers, 1901 Kansas avenue who has
them fresh every day. Ind. phone 1859,
Bell 1852.
George and Carl Ayres aged Is and
IA years, were brought up from Arkan-
sas City Yesterday an, and placed IN the
Reformatory here. The two boys were
found guilty of petty larceny in the po-
lice court at Arkansas City.
If you want good wood call George
Hampe- Independent phone 375-2
What has become of the old-fashion-
ed man who thought it a sign of pros
perity to strut around with a toothpick
in his mouth after each meal.
We viii have everything that is good
for your Sunday dinner, including poul-
try, game, fresh and salt meats fish,
fresh country butter, oysters, and ev-
erything that will make a Sunday din
ner a success. Warmers new grocery
and meat market, 1901 Kansas avenue.
Independent phone 1852, Bell 1852
The Republican FIambeau club has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing year: T. S. Williams, president;
Sam Cramer, vice president; Howard
treasurer; c. r. Lumsden, captain; ].
H. Taylor, first lieutenant; Clyde Tres
ner, second lieutenant; William Tuck
er. quartermaster. The club passed res
olutionS endorsing T. S. Williams TOT
commissioner of elections.
At Warmers grocery and meat mar
ket, 1901 Kansas avenue, you can md
the celebrated New York Count oys-
ters, in solid pack, no water, shipped
to them direct from Baltimore, In air
tight packers. They cost cents more
for a quart than the other oysters, but
you get twice as many oysters. Ind.
phone 1852, Bell 1852
The Pfttsburg newspapers are now
realizing that there Will not be team
of Pirates in the Western Association
next year.
/, Mrs. George Neil, wife of Council
man Neil of the Third ward is a sec
ond cousin to Mrs. Hoch- the new
mistress of the Governors mansion
Why do a lot Of baking tomorrow
for the Sunday dinner, as it will only
tire you out, and besides there is no
economy in it. Why not take the
Sunday dinner at Golfers, who makes
RoselIe Knott in cousin Kate"
drew a very small audience at the
Crawford last night 1t was a very
good attraction.
Good clean screened coal costs you
no more from J. B. Butterfly and it
81 10e.ff & a
screened Independent phone t279.
Another thing-prompt delivery.
United States Deputy Marshal Nc
Grath will probably come home about
Saturday. He has been at the Army
and Navy hospital at Hot Springs for
several months. His condition is
much improved
A man out at Larned appears to
think that the city of Topeka has
more money than it knows what to
do with consequently he has written
to Mayor Bergundthal offering to sell
a patent machine for the exterm1na-
ton of the English sparrow which ne
owns and is the patentee-
More good results are obtained
from the use of Tay1or's Perfection
-four than from any other -four on
the market, and this is due to the
fact that this -four is absolutely pure,
and made from a process that puts 1t
ahead OF any other brand.
the QGKelODTnGI1L OF the GUILTY. Ivy
has made a great decline in the sale I
of ginger snaps, say the Topeka gro
GERS
If you want to enjoy you breakfast
these cold mornings, order sack of
TayIor's pure buckwheat. and have
some cakes This buckwheat is the
only absolutely pure buckWheat Of /
fered on the market and has no 1eav-
ings or chaff so often found in buck I
wheats. One trial will convince you /
Of it's quality.
Several changes have been made in
the cast Of the "Good Natured Man 1
which the Washburn Dramatic club /
Will stage the latter part of FEBRUARY.
Miss Lu Grace Whitmer. who former
ly had the part Of Garnet. has been
given the part of Olivia Miss Mabel
RenWick, who was cast for Olivia,
has been given the part of Garnet.
President Shiveley of the Western
association will make tour of in l
spection over the circuit next week, /
50 as to be able to make a report to |
the next meeting of the magnates on
January 20.
Chivers can do as much to renew
ladies' cast off suits as he can for the
mems.
Ordination services will be held at /
Grace cathedral Sunday morning at /
II o'clock. Two ministers in charge
Of Kansas parishes will be advanced /
to the priesthood. Those who will be
ordained are the Rev. Carol NJ.
Burck, minister in charge at St. Paul's
church, Manhattan, and the Rev.
Lionel Chase Maroney, minister in
charge of ST. Trinity's church, lola.
They Will be advanced to the priest
hood by Bishop Millspaugh after
which they viii return to their sew
eral parishes as rectors-
As long as there is a piece of it to-
gether Chivers can make the suit new
again.
The registration at the commissioner
Of elections Office is lowering in the
Of 700, 56s to be more
exact.
The Topeka Desiccating company
are still engaged in repairing their
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