The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-22
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steinberg's tonight, social dance.

Steinberg's tonight, social dance.
The trial of state cases, forty in
number. will be commenced in the dis
trict court Tuesday. September 2sth.
The Topeka Investment and Loan
company secured permit Monday for
the erection of $4,000 dwelling at 1900
Topeka avenue.
The daughter of F. ]. Deitrick. who
lives at Fifteenth and Lane streets, fell
from the porch at the family home
Monday and broke both bones in her
right forearm.
MarshalTs band will give a second
concert this week at the City park,
Thursday evening, and for the remain
der of the season two concerts will be
given each week.
Mrs. Mary Hopper. of Chicago, will
give a lecture Thursday evening at
the Lowman Hill chapel under the
auspices OF the w. c. 7. L.
The stockholders of the State Wide
Fair association are clamoring for an
accounting as the indications are that
there will be a big surplus from this
years successful fair week.
IF Sergeant Maurice Jenkens was
indicated by the investigation made
by the city council last night. what
was he discharged for?' asks a friend
of the deposed police official.
The stories told by the members of
the board of county commissioners
about the splendid board at the county
poor farm is calculated to make the
average man who boards wish for some
OF the luxuries enumerated.
Today is the closing day of the
Western association season of 1908.
The Topeka team will stop off at Sa-
lima; on the return from Hutchinson
and will open Thursday afternoon
with the Western league team of
Omaha.
Only eight small tracts of right OF
way remain to be secured before the
actual work Of construction will be
commenced on the Topeka e. South
western road. The money with which
to secure this right-of-way is already
secured.
Doc" Newman, who has lived in To-
peka for the past fifteen years, and
who has been assistant postmaster for
three years, left for Logan, Kansas, to-
day where he will be cashier in the
First National bank one of the Con-
gresham Reeder string of banks.
DR.. S. A. Boam, who was taken home
from Stormont hospital two weeks age
after he had been in the institution fol-
three months, was taken to the hospital
again Monday where il is possible tina:
he will be compelled to undergo an
other operation.
Il notice that Councilman Jordan
near side of the street. comments q
fireman at No. 2 fire station IF he
viii sit out in front of this station witt
me for while 1 will convince him thai
that is what they do at least at the
corner of Seventh and Quincy street.
On account of an important meeting
called by the dairymen of Topeka anc
Vicinity at the Commercial club rooms
on Saturday, September 20, the Shaw
nee Alfalfa club will omit its regular
September meeting which should have
been held at the same time and place
and will hold its next meeting on Oc-
tober 81
Otis L. Benton, OF Oberlin, Kan.
one of the leading political worker.
and capitalists of Northwest Kansas
has issued a booklet emitted From
Lincoln to Taft" 1t is a story of the
Republican party and its work from
the Civil war down to date. and wa,
written by Charles Emory Smith. for.
mer postmaster-general.
There is still large amount of the
Topeka pennant fund which has mo-
been paid in. 1t is hoped that thi.
amount can be paid in full so that {
fitting presentation can be made mex
Sunday between the two games of the
Omaha double header. If you haven't