The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-16
BRIEF BITS OF CITY NEWS.
A Collection of Important Para.
graphs for Your Consideration.

The one and one-half story frame
house at Ills Lincoln street was slight
~ damaged by fire at S:23 Sunday
morning. A spark falling from the
chimney upon the roof caused the fire.
The house is occupied and owned by r.
Scott.
The habit seems to grow. Golfers
noon day lunches are becoming more
His lunches are the very best that can
be served regardless of the cost.
Rev. Stewart Sheldon, the father of
the Rev. Charles S. Sheldon is one of
the latest as well the Oldest voters to
register thus far this year Mr.. Shell
don, who is a retired minister is active
and hearty at the advanced age Of 81
years. He resides at 1906 West street.
Homer Z. Clark, editor of the News
Of Republic. has joined the editorial
If you want to be in the ring, you
want to take her to Golfers after the
theater. Get the habit an take her
there.
Booker Washington will deliver a
lecture at the Auditorium in Topeka
tomorrow night
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lttlejohn, for
merly proprietors of the Midland hotel,
will leave Wednesday for Los Angeles
to make their home.
It makes no difference how elegant
the meal is, there is no relish in it un-
less the bread is good. Women using
Perfection" flour, are all good bread
makers, as they get the result in the
flour. If you want good bread all the
time you should use it.
The members of the council who are
upon the committee arranging the de-
tails for the entertainment of the visit
ing delegates to the Municipal League
which meets here on the 18th, are going
the rounds in an endeavor to raise the
funds The cost of entertainment will
be in the neighborhood of 5000 and the
various city officials will be called upon
to make good about $3.50 of this
amount. The city council will come in
to the pool at about SIS per while the
officials of the city who are REIN burSed
fairly well will be called upon to con-
tribute about $40 apiece.
There is more richness in one piece of
the. famous Bell Mead chocolates than
in any other chocolate on the market.
If you want the very best that can be
made you should buy this brand. Col
lier is the agent
The chickens have left the Auditor
ium and the Workmen are back on the
organ finishing up the work which has
been left over from the previous week.
There is a satisfaction in having good
bread all the time that makes the Wo-
ton on them, and since the celebrated
perfection flour has been placed on
the market, there has been more good
bread in Topeka than ever before.
A meeting OF the cQuncu Will De heid
this evening. An ordinance looking to
the creation of the Office of inspector of
electrical wiring will be introduced and
in addition a franchise for piping nat
ural gas into the city will be asked for
from the hands of the council by w.
p. Brown & Co.
Ollie Little, of the Alma Enterprise,
is here today to talk over things with
the editors.
More good things can be made from
Perfection flour than from any other
flour on the market, and this is due to
the high quality of the wheat used and
the modern milling used. It makes no
difference what the woman wants to
make, she can find complete success in
this flour.