The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-08-10
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Marshall's band will give the regu-
lar weekly band concert at the City
park this evening.
County Attorney John ]. Schenck
left for Chicago Sunday where he will
spend a month on the lakes for the
benefit of his health.
The Mutual Ice and Cold Storage
company has secured building permit
for the erection of a 81 500 barn on the
lots at 1888 and 1856 Buchanan street.
Marshalrs band will give their regu-
lar weekly concert at the City park to-
night. The programme prepared for
tonight is one of the best of the sea-
son.
L. E. Myers, president of the To-
peka Street Railway company and the
Edison electric light plant. is spending
a few days in Topeka looking after his
interests.
The fair grounds was the Mecca to
which hundreds of Topeka small boys
journeyed Sunday; all on account of
a pony and dog show which was I'M
loaded early during the day.
Governor Frank Hanley. of Indiana,
will deliver an address in Topeka on
the evening of October IA. the occasion
being the annual convention of the
Kansas State Temperance Union.
case of smallpox has been quaran-
tined at Gordon street and Topeka ave-
nue. in North Topeka in the family of
NJ T. Kennedy This Is the first case
to be reported for about two weeks.
The midsummer edition of the Wash
burn Review Is out. This is the first
number issued by the new staff of
which Karl NJ. Bowman is editor-in-
chief. The number is a good one too.
Harry j. Bone. United States attor
ney, left for Denver last night where
ne will assist in the prosecution of
eleven men charged with fraud in con-
nection with the Lost Bullion Spanish
mines cases.
The Topeka team is enjoying an off
day today, but will leave tonight for
Oklahoma City where they will open a
three game series, which will probably
be as hotly contested as any series
played this season.
The Willard w. c. T. U. will hold
the annual meeting and election Of off,
GERS Tuesday afternoon at o'clock at
the home of Mrs. A. B. McGill. 1904
Western avenue. Superintendent are
requested bring reports.
The fifth annual convention of the
German Young Peoples Alliance will
open tomorrow at Garfield park. The
attendance this year promises to sur
pass that of preceding years. The al
lance meeting will continue for a week
lack Mulhall, one of the best known
cattlemen of the west. and his two
daughters. Lucille and Georgia, were
Topeka visitors yesterday. They have
been booked for the Topeka state fair
which will take place in Topeka in
September.
William Taylor, who returned last
evening from a business trip to Great
Bend, says the best crops he noticed
anywhere along the route were in Bar
ton county. The corn is dandy out
there. he says. and the farmers have
money to burn.
Robert A. Levitt, of Salina, has been
nominated for congress by the Demo-
Gratis of the Fifth district. He will be
remembered in Topeka as the man who
started the fire which caused a. P.
Tone Wilson to abandon his business In
this city and seek a new location.
Walter Stahl. manager of athletics
for Washburn college last year and a
graduate Of the Washburn law school,
is making a whirlwind campaign for the
office of county attorney of Rice coun-
ty, his home. Stahl has issued a cir
cular letter and replies to the only OBJ
lection that has yet been found against
him-that of being too young for the
Office.
The city council meets this evening to
consider bids and award the construc-
ton Of the repaving OF East Sixth ave-
nue., the paving of Locust from Fourth