The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-06-05
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W. F. Sapp was in Topeka yesterday
as a lawyer but not in his accustomed
role as a politician
Arthur Kane who has lived on West
Sixth avenue for several years, has
moved to EOS East Eighth avenue.
The time of number of trains on
the Union Pacific and Rock Island rail-
roads have been changed this week.
The report of City Treasurer Hale
shows that Topeka has nearly $500, 600
on de9osit in the banks of the city
The Kansas State Spiritual associa-
ton have decided to hold their next
annual meeting in Topeka next June.
J. s. Dean, attorney for the trustees
of the Devlin estate. left for Chicago
yesterday on business for his clients.
The Civic Improvement league will
hold a meeting at the Commercial club
rooms Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock
The first annual meeting of the mem
bers of the Country club will be held
at the Commercial club rooms this ev-
ening-
Dr. J. C. Mulvane has purchased a
runabout automobile of a Kansas City
that city to Topeka
Commencement week at Washburn
college Will close tomorrow evening
with the annual reception at the resi-
dence of President Plass-
The old weather beaten building at
avenue, is being treated to a new sum-
mer suit by bunch of painters
A large sign closes the entrance to
the Novelty theater and reads, This
theater closed for the summer season.
Will open latter part of August
The Coo1eycrows returned home to-
day at the head of the Western asso-
citation, which is record that the
most exacting fan must feel proud of.
johnson and Beck have just compile
IL e
ing rooms recently constructed at
Shawnee, Ok, by the Santa Fe rail-
road
Three evenings each week have
been set apart by the management Of
Vinewood park for social dances, the
music to be furnished By Stei2b erg' s
orchestra.
In the light of past events the rails
ing of the assessment of Shawnee
county might be taken to mean that
there are some bonds to be legalized
and placed on the market soon.
P. H. Holland, formerly in the furni-
ture business in Topeka, and who has
been looking for a business location in
the city, was taken i'll last week and is
now in a serious condition at Christ
hospital.
Rev william earle. an old Topeka
boy who has spent five years in Alaska
as a missionary will deliver an address
on that country at Westminster Pres
byterian church next Thursday even
ing at eight o clock.
George H. Hays. principal of Sum
ner school, will deliver his lecture,
Lights and Shadows of the School
Room before the county institute at
the high school assembly hall We'd
nesday at IL o'clock
Now that Dave MuIvane has given
an Interview in which he admits that
he carries the markings" and Goes not
smoke cigarettes from q solid gold
case he should again be reins1ated in
the good graces of his Topeka friends
The board of managers of the r. r
Y NJ. c. A VIII hold their monthly
meeting in the oarlors of the building
Wedn esday evening when they will
probably decide on appointment OF a
physical instructor for the assocfa-
ton.
Mayor Davis has decided that he
will veto the circus ordinance. a
dozen years or such matter from this
time when the boys of now will be men
he should he able to get. about auv-