The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-06-17
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The streets and walks committee OF
the council will meet this evening.
The John Robinson circus will show
in Topeka at the fair grounds two weeks
from today.
Morton Albaugh. clerk OF the district
court, has returned to Topeka after a
business trip in Leavenworth.
DR.. Anna NJ Henry has returned to
her home in this city after a short visit
with her mother in Missouri.
A. R. MulhoIland, who has been Wis
iting in the city for the past two weeks,
returned to his home in Chicago Sun
day.
Punch Wheeler. the greatest press
agent on earth, is headed for Topeka.
He is with the John Robinson shows
this year
A. Alexander, who lives at 7os Gar
field avenue, has been taken to the de-
tention hospital where he is suffering
from smallpox.
J. c. Holland was called to Ohio
Sunday by a telegram announcing the
death of his father who has been all
ing for some time.
An epidemic of acute indigestion
seems to be prevalent in Topeka at
this time. a number of serious cases
having been reported.
The wsterworIxs department received
a carload of six inch pipe Saturday to
be used in laying mains on Fillmore
street. between First and Third streets.
The city streets as we'll as the coun-
try roads were filled Sunday with We
hicles of all kinds whose owners or
renters were enjoying the exceptional
weather.
The largest crowd of the season wit
messed the defeat of Oklahoma City al
though it was the hottest day of the
season and the heat was al times almost
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former graduates of Washburn college
now residing in Kansas City to hold
reunion at Fairmont park in that
city Saturday.
The old one story flats at the corner
of Eighth and Quincy are being rapidly
torn down to make room for the new
theater which will be erected upon the
site within a few weeks.
A resolution asking that all of the
city offices be closed Saturday afternoon
during the hot summer months. will
probably be introduced at the next reg
uiar meeting of the city council.
No. sir, yesterday was not the hot
test day of the season by several de-
grees. as the mercury reach led SO de-
grees early in March. and it was sew
eral degrees less than that Sunday.
The annual report recently issued by
the directors of Christ hospital indi-
Gates that 1O,414 days of free treat
ment were given during the past year
out of total of 1924 days service.
With the conclusion of the session of
the United States circuit court at Leav-
enworth this week the court officials
will flock back to Topeka and the fed
eral building will resume it's normal
aspect.
A meeting Of the streets and walks
committee of the city council has been
called for this evening when an at
tempt will be made to dispose of an
immense amount work which has
accumulated.
Alexander Dahlstrom. member of
the A o. L. w, who died June 2, car
ried 81 900 insurance in that order The
recorder of lodge No. PA today deliv-
cred TO Mrs. Dshlstrom a check for
the full amount.
The quarterly meeting of the Ohio
club will be held at their rooms, III
West Sixth avenue this evening The
principal address will be delivered by
Frank E. Monnette, formerly attorney
general of Ohio.
About 500 members of the Chris