The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-03-23

Tomorrow will be Palm Sunday. Next
week is holy week
Preston Coleman is out of town for
a few days visiting his sister at Nc
Pherson.
A check book issued by the Topeka
| State Bank will be found convenient
for the payment of monthly bills
The state printer is now working on
the annual report of F. D. Coburn, sec
rotary of the state board of agricul-
ture
The street railway company is max
ing repairs on the crossover track be-
| tween the two lines at Eighth and
Kansas avenue
C. B. Ramsey. who has the contract
for paving five blocks Of new pavement
IN Emporia, will commece work about
the first of April.
Samuel c. McAdams of Topeka was
granted a marriage license in Kansas
City yesterday 10 wed Miss Ida A
White of Rossville-
Sam Freidberg. who has occupied the
store room at 512 Kansas avenue for
II years has moved his stock OF jew
eIry across the street to SIT.
Two young men on roller skates had
every one on Kansas avenue watching
them this morning They certainly
cracked the speed ordinance
DR.. G. J. Mulvane is planning to erect
a new building at the northwest corner
of Seventh and Quincy which will be
used for an automobile garage.
New cases of measles are at T. T.
Stephens. 619 Hancock; E. D. Palm
berg. 20s Klein; J. Mathews, 166 Lo-
gan street; Charles Woody, 315 Law
renee street
Carl Hommelsheiu was committed
to the county Jail Friday afternoon on
a complaint by his father. Peter HON.
melshein of Oakland, charging him
with insanity
DR.. NicoIl. county health officer. is
authority for the statement that there
is but little contagious disease of any
kind in Shawnee county outside OF the
city of Topeka
A Topeka man predicts that there
will be four more SHOWS before spring
comes. This is almost as bad a guess
as had been made by some about this
comet business
The old Eugene Hagan home has
been moved from Eleventh and Van
Buren, streets to the vacant lots on the
west side of Van Buren, street between
Sixth and Seventh streets
Councilman F. E. Nipps is in Kan
sas City on business connected with
Der Of the agents ef the system have
been called into con ference.
The Bank of Topeka has been paid
$4,000 on the purchase price of $4,000
for Garfield park and the park has
been turned over TO the board of park
The annual spring inspection of To-
peka's milk supply is announced in
plenty of time so that all requirements
of the pure food law may be met with
out inconvenience to the dispensers.
Two days of July weather have had
the effect of Frightening up the win
dow displays in the dry goods and
millinery stores and the styles for the
warm months are now on exhibition
The vaccination order of the board of
education has been rescinded and now
the unvaccinated pupils of the high
school can pursue their education with
out first yielding to the physicians
knife
A nine year old girl Joined in the fam
when asked what a comet was she re-
piled: "A comet Is a terrible animal !
with a tail bigger than the whole |
world"
CalIy Thompson, one Of the prison |
ers who escaped from the Jackson
Paxieo and is now confined in the |
county jail awaiting transportation |
back TO Holton.
Il wish" said the office boy. that |
you would put an advertisement in the /
snap shots and tell the people that the /
White Sox are in the Western League, /
for 1 am all out of breath telling them 1
over the telephone.
The registration books for the ap- /
preaching spring election closed at 10 /
O'Clock last night. showing the total
number of eligible voters to be 1888;
somewhat less than the books have
shown at prior elections
w R. Stubs family has moved /
back to Lawrence Mr. Stubs will
probab bly, stay in Topeka the rest of
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