The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-05-26

J. r. McKeever will sell furniture at
cost for thirty days
Quantities of roses, carnations,
peonies and daisies are to be found at
Hayes cut flower store
Bishop Millspaugh will hold services
at the Calvary chapel on Lake street
Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
The Cooleycrows dropped the first
game of their series with Springfield
yesterday after a hard fought game.
H s. Montgomery is erecting a six
room residence on his property at the
corner Of Grove and Elmwood streets.
Mrs Lord. 112 West Eighth street,
makes a beautiful wreath Of daisies for
soc, II orders are given before Tuesday.
The Republican Flambeau club will
hold a meeting at their rooms at 800
Kansas avenue this evening at eight
o'clock.
Memorial day will be observed at the
various schools in the city by appro-
pirate addresses by well known
speakers.
Washburn and the Topeka Giants
are playing baseball at League park
this afternoon. The Haskell game was
Cancelled.
The earlier varieties of cherries are
turning and home grown cherries
will be on the local market with the
next week
Capitol lodge No. 3. A. o. U. w.
decided at it's last meeting to take part
in the Memorial day parade with its
degree team.
DR.. John H. Outland announces the
arrival of a baby boy at the Outland
home and is proportionately elated
over the event.
A building permit for the erection
of an $500 addition to the residence
at 1907 Topeka avenue has been grant
ed to Mary J. Devlfn.
If you want to be sure of your
daisies, peonies and other flowers for
Decoration day leave your order now
at Mrs. Lords. Both phones S27-
Judge Dana of the district court an
nounces that the cases now set for trial
during the June term OF court will not
be heard until the next term OF court
The week day ball games will be
called at s;45 in future instead OF
O'Clock, to enable patrons to see the
full nine innings and get home before
supper.
The 9wenty-seventh annual picnic of
the Shawnee County Temperance union
Will be held at Stalls grows, 20 miles
southwest of Iopeka, Thtrsday,
June
4 charter was granted to the Topeka
Electrical company by the state CHAR
ter board yesterday This is the COM
pany which is being promoted by G. R.
Maunselk
Inc uTfn WHICH 1HdnULdCIuIcS d
summer drink called" Dr. Pepper" has
had an agent in Topeka for several
days looking over the ground with a
view to locating factory here.
The members of Topeka post No.
II, G. A. R., will meet at their lodge
rooms at Z o'clock Sunday evening for
the purpose of attending services at
the Methodist church in a body.
Three hundred and fifty pupils from
the Oakland schools spent Friday at
Vinewood park celebrating their an
nual picnic, which Is given each year
at the end of their school term.
There was a delegation of about one
hundred residents of Topeka at the
Santa Fe yards this morning to meet
the Gentry dog and pony show upon
its arrival-rnost Of them boys, and
the remainder girls.
The steam fitting for the new z. NJ.
c. A building has been completed,
and the work Of finishing the interior
is being hurried as fast as possible
with the hope that the building will
be ready for occupancy by the first
of July.
The Spanish war veterans will meet
at their hall. 513 Kansas avenue, at
$50 on Decoration day with flowers
and will go to the cemetery, where
their ritualistic service will be given.
They will also meet at the state house
at 1880 to participate in the G. A. R.
parade.