The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-04-08

| The Saturday Night club banquet
| will be held in May this year.
Try ]. r. S. and you will never
smoke anything else. There is moth
ing better.
The duck hunters who are expecting
a flight of blue wing teal have been
| disappointed.
| Robert Norris, secretary of the State
Temperance union. delivered an address
at Whiting Sunday.
Wood violets have appeared, which
! probably breaks the record, as they are
| seldom seen until May.
The Kansas City Blues will be here
April IL and IL. which will be Thurs
day and Friday of this week.
P. I. Bonebrake returned today from
Scranton, Neb., where he has been for
several days on a business trip.
William Green is feeling the effect of
holding office-he is literally overwhelm-
ed with applications for positions.
The United States district court
opens this morning for a session which
will probably last over two weeks.
A building permit was issued Satur-
day afternoon to E. F. Hooker for the
West Eighth avenue.
The universal smoke at the club or
the home is Burghart's Favorite
straight five cent cigar.
Dell Travis, state fish warden, may
take heart Topeka fishermen report
more fish in Kansas streams than ever
before.
The district convention of the wo-
mans Foreign Missionary society of
the Methodist church will be held in
Topeka Tuesday.
The mayors office is to be moved
to the second floor of the Auditorium,
but not until after the rush of appH
cants for positions is over.
Richard Cooley. wife and the family
dog took their departure for Louisville
Z la Mi VII Wi
age the Colonies and holds down the
initial bag.
Along with the plans for building
an Elk club house came the announce
ment that the dues will be raised Sc. 25
per year and the money applied to the
building fund.
''It is strange but nevertheless 1t
is true" remarked the owner of a new
automobile. chat the only White ma
chine in the city is not a White at all
but is a Smith,
Digging dandelions out of the lawn
is the latest pastine of the suburbanite
who delights in a lawn covering sew
eral acres but who has to pay for this
privilege dearly. 7 l1-
The annual meeting of the Kansas
Authors club for the purpose of elect
ing officers, will be held Wednesday ev-
ening at the home of George P. More
house, PIG West Eighth avenue.
North Topeka people are interested
IN a plan 10 secure an ice ana COlQ
storage plant for that section of the
city and it is possible that a plant may
be secured before the summer season is
over.
Charles H. Treat, treasurer of the
United States, has promised to deliver
an address before the Kansas Bankers
association which will meet in Topeka
on the 90 q and q of the present
month.
A number of Topeka ministers expect
to leave today for Junction City where
they will attend the meeting of the To-
peka presbytery which is composed of
80 Presbyterian churches located west
of Kansas City.
The Western association baseball
season will open May End. 1t is likely
that the season will be opened in To- |
peka with appropriate ceremonies |
coupled with the raising of the pen
nant by Doc Shively.
Mayor Green is thinking seriously !
of removing his offices from the third |
floor of the city hall to the second |
floor as soon as the waterworks de- |
partment remove to quarters which |
will be constructed for them under |
the driveway.
The Washburn baseball team leaves |
this week on trip up the Kaw. They |
will play at ST. Marys Thursday, Man |
haitian Friday. and Fort Riley Satur- |
day. The team has improved since the |