The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-04-13
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The Ohio club will meet at Lin
coin hall Wednesday evening.
DR.. d. NJ Fisk preached Sunday at
the Westminster CONGREGATIONAL
church in Kansas City
Next Sunday will be Easter Sunday
and the local milliners will be the
busiest people in town between now
and Sunday.
Hi Felix has sold his automobile to
H. f. Richter, though it is said, that
the latter will not attempt to drive
the machine.
Five little boys and as many girls
We're confirmed Sunday at the German
Lutneran church The church was
filled with church members and visit
tors.
The defeat OF Councilman Charles
Holiday at the election which was
neld last week, leaves the Duke of
Parkdale his title, but minus a do
main.
w. F. Jensen, president Of the Con-
tinental Creamery company and the
topeka Commercial club will leave
Tor California today for a four weeks
vacation.
W.. II. Kemper has purchased an
automobile and intends touring the
state during the approaching cam
paign in the interest of the Democrat
ic state ticket.
The United States district and cir
cult courts opened their sessions this
morning at the federal building. The
court Will probably adjourn the latter
part of the week
ence Young charging him with viola
tons Of the pure food laws of the
state. is set for trial Wednesday in
the district court.
Topeka baseball fans will get a rest
this week as the Topeka team will not
return until a week from next Fri
day. This will be but a week before
| the season opens.
Carl Hummel the illustrated song
singer at the Majestic theater will re-
sign after tonight's performance and
will take charge Of an Omaha vaude-
vile and moving picture theater.
Mickle & Anderson an East Sixth
avenue grocery firm purchased six
hundred dozen eggs from farmer Gus
toners Saturday before noon and half
that number during the afternoon.
The paving blocks on West Sixth
but the people who want them will
have to pay for the hauling. The blocks
are of wood and make fair firewood.
John Chambers, former manager
of the Throop hotel left for Farwell,
Texas, Sunday to look over a hotel
of as soon as the building is complet-
ed.
A Topeka lawyer suggests that City
Attorney Dreaming might be able to
get some inside information about the
sewer scandal if he would apply at the
proper source before the McCabe di-
vorce suit is settled"
| Twenty-three members of the Cen
trail Colored Baptist church who have
been converted during a five weeks
revival which has just been closed
/. were baptized in the Kaw river near
the Rock Island bridge Sunday after
noon.
Six state cases are set for trial ir
!, the district court this week and at the
rate that pleas of guilty were enter
: ed last week, the indications are that
there will be but little doing in the
/ district court the later days Of the
| week.
The latest bit of unprintable scan
: DIAL concerns prominent Topeka
man and family. The other woman
lives in Kansas City and that was the
: scene of the action and as no blood
was spilled the names are not avail
! able at this time.
: George Beard, a driver for hose com
pany No. 2, at the central fire station
, is still very seriously i'll at his home
with congestion of the lungs. Beart
j has been sick ever since the Rock Is
land depot fire this last winter wher
he became exposed.
The K U. baseball team will play
against Washburn Thursday at Wash
) burn park This will be the first time
: this season the two teams have me-
' and owing to the rivalry between the
two schools there should be some ex-
: citement pulled off.
: Justice Henry Mason of the SUI
preme court read an interesting paper
before the Saturday Night club on
Saturday evening on 1.-The Psycholo-
gist AS an Expert Witness" Judge
Mason hasn't great deal of faith in
, the psychologist as witness.
ct is my observation" said a Kan.
! sas avenue rubberneck, that while
, lattice work shirtwaists are a few days
late in making their appearance. thai
! by the early appearance of open work
hosiery of variegated designs and beau
| tifu1 patterns.
Webster & Tulloch, from whom the
city was going to take away the las
| years contract for curbing because
. they could not supply the stone needed
| are making efforts to secure the three
, blocks of curbing needed and have
gone to the quarries personally to see
about the shipments.
A Topeka man who believes in
. superstitions was heard to remark
, this morning: 'I am not surprised
that there should be a breach of
promise suit when the two principles
became acquainted on the 23rd of
, the month and became engaged on
the 23rd of another month"
eff you are provoked when central
occasionally makes mistake and
gives you the wrong number just stop
a minute" said w. p. Hemphill, gen.
eral manager of the Independent Tel