The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-25
At the Theaters.
Star-Burlesque.
Novelty Vaudeville.
Crawford-Stock Company


Mr.. and Mrs. J. J. Landes of Kirwin
are stopping for a few days at 222
East Eighth avenue.
The Fourth street ball team defeat
ed the Branner school team Monday
by a score of l to 0.
The girls Of Bethany will give the
playIet Mrs. Wigs Thursday even
ing at the college. Admission csc.
This will be the last week of the
Rochester school. as it will close for
the summer vacation next Saturday.
The arrival of baby boy is an
nounced at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
W. A. Howard of 217 Branner street.
By some oversight a donation of
$3.50 made by the employees OF
Crosby Bros. store has never been
published satezss
srOnee5 more the -CooIeycrows received
q severe. drubbing at the hands of
their opponents. in this case the Des
Moines team
The many friends of Miss Alpha
SHINES of S18 Kansas avenue, will
regret to hear of her falling and break
ing an arm.
Myrtle Cole of 73s Quincy street
accidentally slipped and fell to the
ground al her home and dislocated her
wrist last evening.
R.. H. Semple and wife left Tuesday
afternoon for Pittsburg, Pa, where
they will visit with relatives for six
weeks or two months.
The electric supply houses are being
kept busy replacing the electric fans
that were taken down last fall and
stored for the~winter-
The Wolff Packing company is max
ing arrangements to build high
board fence around their property to
protect it from petty thieves
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hull of Kirwin,
accompanied by their children, are
spending a few days in Topeka at 222
East Eighth avenue
County Attorney Albert Hoskinson, a
probable candidate for judge in his
district is attending the Democratic
convention today as a delegate.
J. H. Skinner. the nurseryman, has
donated fifty hydrangia bulbs to the r.
r. Y. NJ c. A. which will be used in
decorating the lawn about their build
ing.
Two out of the three vaudeville the
aters in the city were closed last night
on account of the benefit which was
given at the Auditorium for the Frisco
sufferers,
Not boasting or anything of that
kind but the contributions from the
entire state of California to the flood
sufferers in Topeka amounted to less
than 5000.
The senior class of the Topeka high
Midsummer Nights Dream at the high
school auditorium Friday evening,
April 27th.
a six-inch gas pipe is being laid
from the street main to the basement
of the National hotel. and in the fu-
ture that hotel will be heated with
natural gas.
The benefit performance at the Au-
ditoriun last night will net between
| $500 and $500 after all of the ex-
penses incident TO the entertainment
have been met.
Miss Isabel Crawford. a missionary
among the Kiowa Indians, accom-
First Baptist church this evening,
where she will speak.
The city council passed IN ordin-
ance last night extending the franchise
/ of the Independent Telephone com
pany twenty years which was all that
the company asked for.
Dick Hoffman wants out of the
/ county Jail and has petitioned the city
council to that effect, but come to
think of it there are probably no in
mates in the Jail who would not enjoy
! their free dom just at this time
Probate judge Hayden is selecting
| two bail teams from among the boys
\ who are under his charge and will In
| this way try and divert their minds
from the misch3evous pranks which IN
the past have gotten them into trouble
George x. johnson of Philadelphia
vice president of the Penn Mutual Life
Insurance company. was a visitor in the
on a combined business and pleasure