The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-29
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The Auburndale ball team defeated
the Fifth ward team by score of 10
to 1 Friday.
'MarshalPs band will give a concert
at the City park tomorrow afternoon
at 8 o'clock.
E. Hughes and son, Emery, expect to
leaVe next week for two months trip
! to the Yellowstone National park.
I G. ]. Hercules was granted a permit
Yesterday for the erection of $500
residence on Wayne avenue. south of
I Huntoon street.
Captain P. H. Coney has accepted
an invitation to crate at the 4th of
Kan. Thursday.
] Judge E. R. Simon and wife re-
! turned last Wednesday from Excel
sior Springs where they have been for
a weeks vacation.
Only one drawback is connected
/ with General j. w. F. Hughes new
! job, that of chief city father. No uni
form go IS with the place.
Many sigh goes up for an electric
line to Cages park And the chances
are that the same sort of signs will be
| going up ten years hence
The real estate office of Bennett
| Charles company has been moved into
| the building recently rebuilt by w. W.
Webb at 532 Kansas avenue
The residents of North Topeka are
now signing a petition for the double
north as far as Garfield park.
Note of especial interest to the small
boys of the city; Advance agents for
the approaching shows are thicker In
the city than fiddlers in Kentucky.
A petition has been prepared and
will be circulated asking the street car
company to double track Kansas ave-
nue. in North Topeka to Garfield park.
A troup from the Thirteenth cavalry
and one from the Seventh are encamp-
~ 20 fr0V1
Fort Riley to Fort Leavenworth to-
night
Todav is the last day for the Wash
burn fund to be raised The commit
tee has to raise nearly six thousand
dollars or the fund will lack compile
ton today.
Governor Hoch has been asked TO
be one of the speakers at the big anti
trust meeting to be held in Chicago In
october at the call of the National
Civic Federation.
To the absence of ball game in the
city yesterday is attributed the fact
that five lawn mowers were busy In one
block between Tenth and Eleventh on
Tyler street yesterday.
There will be a patriotic service at
the First Congregational church Sun
day morning. The church Will be ap-
propriately decorated and a chorus of
children will sing America
Glenn Hostutler has been elected
North Topeka. For some time past ne
mas been identified with the banking
business at Axtell and in Mankato.
H S. Douglas has been awarded the
contract for the erection OF $1o'VoO
brick building at Argentine for the
Santa Fe to be used as storeroom
and for the master mechanics office.
RingIings' circus is advertised to
show at Lawrence on the I'D or next
month, the only stand which will be
date.
July .'23'' and then the town-Law-
renee.
Property owners living on blocks in
front Of which pavement will be la1d
so that they may get their water and
gas connections made before the work |
is commenced.
DR.. Hogaboom's automobile made |
trip to the honk wagons hospital this
morning in tow of Herb Martins old |
tor. The doctor was marooned in the |
country last night.
The contract for supplying the state |
house with ice the remainder of the |
summer was awarded to the Peoples
Ice company yesterday by the executive |
council, the price paid being 30 cents |
per hundred pounds.
News item of particular interest to |
the Italian Inhabitants of the CITY |
John A. Armbruster of chicago, has |
written TO the COTnn6TC1dl ClUO SldllAS
that he will establish a macaroni fac
tory in Topeka if the proper induce
mentS are offered.
A meeting of the alfalfa growers in
different sections of the county Is be-
ing held in the Commercial club rooms
this afternoon. The farmers are tell
ing of their experiences with alralIa
and hope in this manner to proht py
mutual experience
.'Neu. have had some satisfaction
d11rt IN
weeks that the wealthy have not ENJOY
I'd on account of their wealth." SAID
a man who has not been approached by
of the committee sohcltins
funds for Washburn college
Prof and Mrs H. I. Allen left to-
lay for the east for a months outing
They will stop off at Chicago and Lake
Geneva on their return trip and visit
friends. Mr.. Allen will take up MS
luties at the Y. NJ. c. A gymnasium
again about the first of August.
'Some Things to Think About will
De the subject of an address by Rev.
". NJ. Cleveland, president of the
Christian Endeavorers of the state, to-
A., colored department: Solo,
M others Prayer" Capt. VIM. Rey-
holds.
Mrs. Mary Sullivan and son. Joe,
nave just returned from a four weeks
,isit to friends in Waverly' White t
brought back a little niece with them,
Miss Ida Sullivan, from Waverly. Mrs.
:. c. Sullivan came up from Waverly
and returned today.
Prof. and Mrs. H. L. Miller leave
onight for Los Angeles, Cal, whore
hey will remain for several weeks. |
They go by the way of Denver, |
through the grand canon of Arizona. | I
-ity, Sacramento and San Francisco.
Dr. the return trip they will go
through the grand conon of Arizona.
eft is more than likely that Jack
Jenrv the old White Sox catcher took