The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-05
BRIEF BITS OF CITY NEWS.
Collection OF Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration.

The Topeka Scottish society will meet
tomorrow evening at the office of Judge
Guthrie at o'clock to arrange a pro-
ersary Jan. %.
The unusual in printing is one Of the
specialties of Chas. H. Trap, ia Kan
sas avenue. He also does all kinds of
the usual printing.
Eugene r. Ware, ex-United States
pension commissioner, has made for
NAL application for membership to the
Commercial club. He has never been
a member Of the association. The
names of Clarence Scott, proprietor of
the Cremerie restaurant; Carey T. Will
son of the Aetna Life Insurance COM
pany, and r.. w. Grain. manager of the
Remington Typewriter company, are
also found in the list of applicants.
There is a common saying that a wo-
man can't keep a secret or q resolution,
and though 1t may be true about the
secret, we predict that the women who
made the resolution to use no other
but Perfection" during the coming
year will keep it.
United States Attorney Dean has
completed his suit against certain KAN
sas City, Kan, business firms, to have
them remove bridges, and similar OBJ
structiOns from the Kaw river, where
it empties into the Missouri and in
that way to declare the Kaw river a nav
igable stream. The bill will be filed
in the United States district court here.
Mr.. Dean is out of the city today, and
will probably not return until next
Monday.
The Hutchinson News says: Sheriff
Hooper left today for Topeka with
Jacob UnTuh and John Beaton whom
he will place in the state asylum for
treatment. These are men who were
found insane by the probate court just
recently.
E. z. Miller, member of the board
of education from North Topeka, says
the new Quincy school will be the finest
school building in Topeka
All parties Indebted to the Chase
Hardware company, 400 Kansas avenue,
will please call and settle their &C
counts with H. NJ. Cline & Son, who
have recently purchased the stock and
intend to remove it to North Topeka
Andrew White. a colored man, enter
ed a plea of guilty in the city court this
morning to the charge Of hunting on
Sunday near Highland Park. He was
fined IS and the costs, amounting to
$13. In default of payment he went
to jail.
Everything in hardware, stoves and
tinware at reduced prices, as we wish
to reduce the Chase Hardware CO. g
stock before moving it to our old loca-
ton in North Topeka. III. NJ. Cline &
Son.
The regular class work has been re-
sumed at the Young Women's Chris
tan Association rooms and all members
of educational classes have taken up
their work with renewed energy.
The street railway crossing at the
corner of Sixth and Jackson streets is
completed. Both of the Kansas
avenue and Jackson street crossings
on Sixth street have been entirely re-
built, making them in the best con-
dition of any street railway crossing
in the city.
There is no bank in this country
that gives any more attention to the'l
detail work of their business, than
does the Commonwealth Hand laun-
dry give to their laundry work, as
each article is inspected personally, !
before it is turned out This careful
attention which this laundry gives its
work is what has increased their /
business to such an extent, in a few
months, that it has been necessary for /
which they are doing this week, and
hereafter will be located at COL To- |
peka avenue. Think this over. Don't
you think a laundry that has made
such progress in four months could |
please you?
The Lawrence Gazette of wednes-
day says: w H. Mackey, United |
States marshal, came down from To- |
pela today to consult with W. r.
Stubs.
There is no CONNECTION ever offered
in Topeka before that has met the |
sale Of the celebrated Bell Mead |
sweets, which are on sale at the Col I
lier Cafe. These choice CONNECTIONS /
are made especially for the choice |
trade and in buying them you will |
not be disappointed.
The registration at the commission |
err of elections Office still swings along
at lively gait. To date there are over
800 voters registered.
Special attention is given to the
wants of the ladies at the Collier Cafe, |
and their noon day lunch is becoming !