The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-10
BRIEF BITS OF C1Tx NEWS.
4 Collection of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration.

Frank Bayless, viii Bayless, Frank
Harrison and Ed Billings, who dis
turbed a literary society meeting at
/ the Auburn school house on the night
OF December 20, appeared before the
city court this morning and plead
guilty. They were fined SIS each and
costs, which amounted altogether to
SIS. They paid up.
There is no article of food that peo-
pie generally are so particular about
as they are of bread. If you have
good bread it matters little what else
you have as the average person eats
you use Perfection flour you will be
sure of having good bread, and you
might as well use the best when 1t
costs you no more than the other
brands.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the First Congregational church VIII
meet Wednesday afternoon at 3
o'clock with Mrs. Thayer, 513 Tyler
street.
There is nothing so good these
mornings for breakfast as a good fill
OF buckwheat cakes. and if the buck
wheat is pure there is nothing so
wholesome. Taylor's buckwheat is the
absolutely pure buckWheat of the
town. as it Contains no chaff, leafngs.
or siftings, but is made from the very
best buckwheat obtainable. In your
next order include a sack.
The report that there is a case of
take.
Lovers of candy are high in their
praise of the famous Bell Mead
sweets, on sale at Golfers cafe This
of being the finest candy on the mar
ket and candy eaters say the manu-
facturers Of Bell Mead sweets do not
praise it too high.
The tenth annual meeting of the
Seabrook CONGREGATIONAL church was
hal Ia or after a
bountiful supper served to over 1OO
members of the church and friends
The meeting was of especial interest
the parsonage loan of $500 having
been paid and the mortgage released,
the burning Of which was part of the
programme, and the church declaring
itself in position to be self-supportlng
from now on.
If you are contemplating new suit,
take the old one to Chivers first ana
let the magician pass on it first we
bet he will convince you that you 40
not need a new one, and if you let MN
fix the old one up you Will De con-
WINGED yourself.
The county court room was too cold
this morning and Judge Dana heard
motions in his private Office
We are now located in our new 10
cation, sol Topeka avenue, and are in
a better position to handle our work
than we have ever been before. we
intend to be more prompt with all OF
our work, though we have always
been as prompt as any other laundry, |
but from now on we are going to
beat even our own record on prompt
ness. We are now prepared TO DO
family washing. lace curtains, ana
these two departments viii receive the |
same attention from us that we have |
given to our linen work The Com |
monwealth Hand laundry.
An inspection of the wiring of the |
entire city building will be made by I
The
The inspection of the wiring of the |
was completed yesterday /
afternoon but before the final report /
is turned In to the council Mr.. Ed
ridge Will make an inspection of the /
remainder of the building, combining
the two inspections into one report
When a concern has to move for
lack of room 1t is good sign that
their work pleases the public, and this |
is what the Commonwealth Hand
laundry has had to do. They are now
located at SOL Topeka avenue, and in
a better shape to accomm odate their
customers than ever before. new
they have installed is the |
family washing department and also
the lace curtain department which |
will receive every attention.
Jennie Curliss is under arrest at the
police station for petty larceny. She
is accused of stealing SIS from her
grandmother who lives on Wells
street in North Topeka. This is about
all the information LnaL the ponce
have concerning the case Some day
the police committee will get busy and
order a decent record kept of every
thing around the station.
The ffning of two vags was all that
the police court did this morning.
Both got the customary SO.
On days like today when ladies are
down town they dislike the fact they
have to go home for their lunch, but
most of the ladies of Topeka have
\ f11.o ,, Of T@~f~- /
lunch at Golfers. and as this cafe
makes a special effort on the noon
day lunch they get the best the mar
ket affords. The next time you are
down town at the noon hour try one
Of Golfers noon day lunches.
A good many curious persons have
been going to the county jail today to
see John Croft, the assailant of w. F.
Kunz. They are all denied admission.
Women clerks are high in their
praise of Golfers cafe on such days
as these, as they can get their noon
lay lunch there, and as this cafe gives
special attention to the ladies they are
assured of the very best meal and
courteous treatment.
This afternoon Court Stenographer
Bower, of the county court, took his
official examination for his job. Ralph
Cav, his predecessor conducted it.
Topeka has a real magician, not the
AIRY kind, but one that does the peo-
pie good, one who can make a new suit
from an old one, and his name is Chiv-
ers.
Burning grease at Frank Bates rest
aurant, 116 East Sixth street, caused an
alarm of fire to be turned in at 7:30
his morning. The department respond
I'd and extinguished the fire without
oss.
A case of chickenpox has been re-
ported from S22 North Monroe street.
It makes no difference how old or
;oiled the suit is, Chivers can make IL
IS new as it was the first day you wore
t.