The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-07-10
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Captain Joe HanIon of the central
fire station was taken suddenly i'll Tues
day with an attack of appendicitis
]. w. Thurston, cashier of the Bank
of Topeka has left for Rockfort, Mass,
for his annual visit to the scenes of his
boyhood days
The day of the chigger is here and a
trip to the country will bring an acquis1-
ton of enough of the miniature pests TO
make the tourist most unhappy man.
The Shawnee County Horticultural
society will hold its regular monthly
meeting at Boyd Pollom's farm In Sol
der township Thursday afternoon, July
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to his home with a severe case of sun
burn acquired during his Fourth Of July
outing is able to be at his place OF busi-
ness
A number of automobiles in the city
are running about with expired licenses.
An automobile license is good for but
one year and another must De TAKEN
out
Garfield park has been swept clean
and every preparation is being made
for the entertainments of the guests
who will be in the city for the Chautau-
qua next week
Hunting license No. for 1SO7-S was
issued by County Clerk zimmerman
yesterday to U. u. Shoaf, who explain
ed that he wanted to be IN shape 10
hunt young rabbits.
If the wire is strung from the city cir
cult to the band stand In City park Dy
Friday night band concert VIII De
given for the benefit of those who wish
to go to City park.
w. B. Ham will probably be disguised
and refuse the job of attorney for the
board of railroad commissioners IL he
sees the picture printed in a morning
paper over his name
II seems that the item concerning the
1f ixrfh
keep open Sunday forenoons contrary to
ordinance should have been more elastic
and apply to some south OF Sixth
MarshalPs band will give concert at
the City park Friday evening providing
the bandstand is wired In time, ana
there is a possibility that it will be as
the wire has been ordered by the CITY,
H. c. Lines of Chicago, an expert
demonstration Of the Seeds Dry Plate
company, stopped in Topeka Tuesday TO
show the photographers some new
wrinkles in photography
The Shawnee County Horticultural So
ciety will hold an all day picnic at the
regular monthly meeting next THURSDAY
at the grove of Boyd Pollom in Soldier
township. A program has been pre-
pared.
An Illuminated electric sign has been
swung across West Eighth street, near
jackson. to indicate the location OF the
Independent Telephone companys new
exchange which will soon be ready FOR
occupancy.
Since the asphalt paving companies
refused to bid on the West Tenth street
pavement between Jackson and Harrl-
son streets, the property owners are now
circulating a petition for the paving of
the street with brick.
Those in charge of the Chautauqua
which opens next Monday in Garfield
park are now busily engaged in getting
the park ready for this occasion The
opening number will be the Kflttes Boy
BAND concert Monday afternoon.
Rev. E. w. Allen. I. w. Gill and ].
N Haymaker of Wichita are in the
city completing arrangements for the
programme of the state convention OF
Christian churches which will meet In
wichita in September and October.
The halo which has been floating
about over the White Sox since the