The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-01-12
RRIEF BITS OF CITY NEWS.
I Collection Of Important Para
graphs for Your Consideration.

Mrs. j. N. Green. Of 6O7 Buchanan
Etreecs who was operated on for appen-
41c1slss Is convalescing and viii soon be
&nie to go home from the hospital
Everything choice for the dinner, in
@ha meat and fancy grocery line at the
peoples market, 10S Kansas avenue
independent telephone 542. We deliver
- any part OF the city.
John ". A. Frampton & Co.. whose
address is Hutchinson, Kansas have
written to the city clerk asking for a
franchise to pipe natural gas into the
city. They have failed to furnish a
copy of the character of franchise
which they desire and request that the
franchise be sent to them by return
mai. Evidently they think that the
city should draw up the specifications
OF the franchise. Further along in the
letter 1t is stated that the company pro-
poses to make a rate of 25 cents for
domestic purposes and S17A cents Tor
manufacturing The proposition looks
Ike II came from the hands Of anna
teurs.
Your money will go farther at the
Peoples Market at 203 Kansas avenue,
than at any other place in the city.
Everything that is good in the meat line
at surprisingly low prices We deliver
20 any part of the city. Independent
telephone 542-
The Farmers Alliance Insurance conf
pany which is the largest mutual Co
operative company in the United States
has held its seventeenth annual meet
eug and elected the following officers:
~ Talbot, president. B. f. McGill,
Vice president; g. F. Mengenback. sec
retsry; William McCarley, treasurer;
9Snn D. Millikens general counsel; J. B.
a1arrah, general agent The company
GVas organized in 1888
Lovers of candy are high in their
praise of the celebrated Bell Mead
sweets sold at the Collier cafe, who are
the exclusive agents in Topeka This
choice CONNECTION comes in all sized
E1d containing full weight
Atchison Globe: There are four young
Ezechs, but are there any yong
Etubbs2 They viii be the ones who viii
run Topeka society.
At the Commercial club meeting on
Wednesday night, the report of Secre-
tary Anderson showed a total OF S14
members in the organization. Sixty
tour were admitted during 1904. The
record shows 4 deaths, II designations,
and 23 dropped for non-payment of
dues. On January H. there were 263
paying members. Major Anderson is
also treasurer Of the club and his state
Enent showed that the receipts during
1900 amounted to "a. 023.7s. with expenses
mggregating $4s019.S6.
After theater. lunches is a feature of
the Collier cafe, as they. give them
special attention Their MONDAY
lunches are also the very finest served
Ora the city.
This is the kind of weather when the
coal bin runs dry.
Eur caps are again in demand in
Topeka
We make a specially of the I'M
usual in printing, but we do the usual
kind as well. Chas. H. Trapp,
printer ia Kansas avenue. hide
pendent telephone $50.
The regular monthly meetings of
the Comm club viii hereafter be
held on Friday instead of on Wednes-
day nights The change was made at
the meeting on Wednesday night, and
seemed to be popular with the mem
hers
The college men are here today to
orange a baseball schedule.
II you want something unusual in
the printing line, or the everyday,
as we know we will please you
Chss. H Trap, printer, TIA Kansas
avenue. Independent telephone $40.
The senate and house are made up
Of 8 pretty good looking lot of men.
Justice Rurch is the latest recruit
to the ranks of Saturday Nighters.
If there is anything that will please
him for breakfast buckwheat cakes
will, and if they are made from the
celebrated Taylor pure buckwheat
buekwheat contains the very best
-four obtainable. and contains no sift-
4ngs OF leavings, SO often found in
Duckwheat-
Inc new BOARD OF directors OF the
Commercial club, selected some time
ago. was ratified at the meeting of
the organization last night. Their
names follow: J. r. Mulvane, E. H.
A.. M. Penwen, @. K Holiday, w. s.
Bergundthal, W. F. Jensen, c. w.
Merriam
There is no woman who likes to fuss
over a large breakfast these cold
mornings, so here is tip. Order a
sack of the celebrated Taylor pure
buckwheat, and have cakes for
breakfast. This make of buckwheat
IS the purest made, containing no
chan or siftings, so often found in
buc<wheat.
Z. c. Quigley, athletic director at
St Marys, is in Topeka today.
The Kaw river suits. to determine
the navigability of that stream, viii
ba 6led in the federal court here some
time next week Trial Will probably
be had in April
The cases of Allen Cantreu and F.
AZ. Harris on the charge of assaulting
and cutting John Hoe on New Years
night at a watch party in Tennessee
town came I'D in the city court this
morning Cantreu was bound over to
the district court on the charge of
having done the major share of the
attacking. Harris was fined 81 and
united assault and battery. All par
ftes are cOlerd-
darshalls band is about ready to
order its Instruments. The list is COM
pteted-
Business was quiet around the po-
lice station Wednesday night A
drunk and q vag were corralled. Chief
Etahl spent most of today at Oakland
again tryins. liquor cases.
Frank Heck and Miss Pearl Heck,
father and sister of Cal Heck, con-
fined in the county Jail. came here
from Ottawa, on Wednesday afternoon
60 see him.
Greatly I'm Demand
Nothing is more in demand than = mad