The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-04-02
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Tonight at the Theaters.


Ladies free at the rink tonight.
DR.. D. E Esterly has moved his Office
to 731 Kansas avenue.
The latest thing in window displays
consists of golf paraphernalia.
Lots of people in town are planting
! peas-but they are sweet ones.
Judge ]. c. Pollock is holding fed
eral court this week in Springfield, Nc.
The April term of the Shawnee
county district court commences on
Tuesday.
Storm doors are being removed and
| it Will be but a short time until screens
1 will take their places
An excursion from the east brought
several hundred visitors to Topeka
| from Kansas City Sunday.
The city election will take place to-
morrow. About the only excitement
will be in the Second ward.
J. ". Crane has secured a building
permit for the erection of $500
dwelling at 51B MuIvane street.
A Topeka milk dealer is using a
motorcycle to deliver milk to his Gus
toners. Another victory for the horse
less age.
The April term of district court opens
Monday morning at o'clock when the
trial docket of the term will be called
by Judge Dana.
persistent way in which the Atchison
Globe keeps saying that Topeka is in
the Western league?
The regular federal grand jury for
the April term in Topeka convenes on
April 8. It is said that some more
land fraud cases will be aired.
The Indicator at the athletic park
registered. the fact that the attend
ance at the ball game Sunday was
2.400- This is pretty good for start.
Upon its discharge Saturday after
noon from further duties the jury for
the January term of district court pre-
sented Judge Dana with handsome
umbrella.
The soda fountain attaches are TAX
I ing down the winter signs of hot
drinks and substituting for them the
more attractive midsummer signs
which indicate GOODNESS.
There is one business man on Kansas
avenue who has Standing offer Of five
dollars to any one Of his customers who
cannot find him at his place of bust
ness any morning at five o'clock.
The Hindman grocery have completed
moving their store from the old stand
at the corner of Eighth avenue, which
they have occupied for twenty-three
years, to their new room at 81 Kansas
avenue
An eighteen-ycar-old youth with a.
girl a few years his Junior who drove
down Kansas avenue Sunday afternoon
with their arms about each other fur
nished a topic of conversation for the
strollers.
The Shawnee County Medical society
will hold its regular monthly meeting
at the parlars of the National hotel
this evening where an Interesting pro-
granane viii be presented by the mem
bers Of the association.
I can see my new spring suit fading
away, remarked a Topeka man as he
heard the announcement at the evening
meal from his mother and three sisters
that they are expecting him to act as
their escort to Bernhard.
The fact that Tom AcNea1 does not
object to seeing his name In print ta-
ken in connection with the fact that the
new state printing plant is not ready
for occupancy, is good for a five line
local mention about three shines week
Some one who speaks Gaelic f1uently
should be delegated to inform Chief OF
Police Tim Donovan that the lid was
badly tipped Sunday; but this may be
accounted for by reason Of the fact
that there were so many strangers in
the city.
A young man half filed with liquor
and irnbEed with the idea that he was
exceedingly tough made himself par
ticularly obnoxious to the passengers
who were compelled to occupy the city |
bound car from sQuinton Heights Sun |
day evening
The fact that April / fell on Sunday
this year lessened the fool pranks I
which are usually played about so per
cent and at that there were plenty of /
hats with bricks under them scattered I
about the walks Of the resident per-
ton OF the city.
The showing made by the White Sox
in the two practice games played Fri I
day and Sunday inspire the fans of the /
city with the idea that for once in the [
history OF baseball in this city that
there is a chance that Topeka may
have a pennant winning team.
A number of Topeka people who I
appreciate the fact that there is no +
possibility of hearing grand opera IN I
Topeka as long as the present con-
ditions exist, made the trip to Kansas
City during the latter days of last
week to hear the Savage opera com
pany.
There will be q return game Of ball
between the victorious st. Paul team
and the White Sex at Association park
next Friday. In view of the fact that
the game which was lost to the Wis
TORS sunday was SO close and exciting
the return engagement win probably
draw a large crowd.
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