The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-22
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Dancing tonight at vinewood.

Dancing tonight at vinewood.
The Third ward Republican club
will hold a rally at Jordan's hall a
week from today.
The Midland Singers is the evening
attraction at the Chautauqua which is
being held at Vinewood park.
The opening Of the Chautauqua yes
terday was well attended and the sue
cess of the event this season seems al
ready assured.
Mrs. H. d. McNeely and family, of
405 East Locust street, will visit for a
month with her daughter, Mrs. J. j.
Rodgers, of Denver.
There is but little time left for the
registration of negligent voters, as the
registration books will close at ten
O'Clock Friday night.
The number of "lost dog" advertise
ments in the daily papers Indicate that
Dog Catcher Core is having an un-
usually busy. If not profitable season.
The Avengers Is the play that will be
presented at the Air Dome tonight by
the Jack Emerson Stock company.
This is said to be an interesting prob
lem play.
A building is being erected on the
south side of Sixth avenue between
Western avenue and Fillmore street
which will be occupied by a barber
shop when completed. N5FE
The Salvation Army has completed
arrangements to entertain 200 poor
children at Vinewood park on the
29th of July at a picnic. when every
thing will be free to the Army guests
A new cooling device which will re-
duce the temperature of water to "a
degrees, will in all probability be in
stalled in connection with the Sheldon
drinking fountain near the transfer
station.
The Second ward Taft and Stubs
club will hold meeting at Lincoln
Post hall tonight. The speakers will
be E. L. O'Neil, candidate for county
commissioner, James A. Troutman
and others.
With the state primaries less than
two weeks away, ward meetings are
being held in various places all over
the city and each of the candidates is
working overtime to present his pleas
to the voters.
The Swedish-American National
league will hold a social on the lawn
at 235 Fillmore street, Thursday even
ing, July 23 Refreshments will be
served without charge and a good pro-
gramme given.
Topeka Methodists are arranging
for formal reception for Bishop W. A.
Quayle. who will be in Topeka on the
18th of September on his way to Ok
headquarters.
A meeting of the Bryan club will be
held at the parlors at the Throop
hotel this evening, when w. o. Rigby
will described the scenes at the Ma
tional Democratic convention In Den
yer as he saw them as a delegate.
'It's pleasure to accommodate
most people," remarked street car
conductor as he returned to his car
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alight, "but an outrage that we are
compelled to be courteous to others. :"
Tomorrow will be the last day of the
present series with Wichita. DR.. Jay
Andrews and his Hutchinson team will
be the next on the programme. Five
games will be played, among the num-
Der being a doubleheader Sunday af-
ternoon.
The protracted meetings which have
been held in a tent at Quinton Heights
have been discontinued. the meetings
breaking UP in a row, when two mar
ried people were accused of making
love to each other at the altar near
the close of meeting. Ms Ate'r
Dick Hayden, probate judge. left last
night for an European tour. and he
will be Joined by John Dawson, assist
ant attorney general of Kansas, and
both will sail from Montreal August 1.
Chick Morton sold them their tickets
and planned their itinerary.
Mrs. Louis Miller of Ill Jefferson
street has gone to Denver to spend the
summer with her son. Louis Miller.
formerly a ruler in Cranes book bind
cry. Louis Miller is now employed in
the same capacity in the Williams &
Haffner book bindery in Denver.
For town that is said to be dry.
Topeka gives the liquor more free adj
vertising than any other city in the
country. On nearly every billboard In
the city there is a big beer sign adj
vertising one OF the popular brands
while a big sign telling Of the superior
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