The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-06-05
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The cafe at Vinewood is under new
management
DIR. f. N. Lynch has returned from
the district conference at Silver Lake.
Marshalls band will give afternoon
and evening concerts at Vinewood
tomorrow.
The Commercial club is now serv-
ing barrel of lemonade daily at the
noon hour.
City Marshal John wilten of
Perry. well known in Topeka, is in
the city on business
Sydney E. Blenkarn received word
yesterday from England of the
death of his mother on May rs.
The Wichita-Topeka ball game is
to be reproduced by wire at the ball
park on Sunday beginning at 3 p. m.
1t is connections that give value
to telephone service the same as cir
culation does to newspaper advertis-
ing.
Roy Crawford left for St Louis to-
day to spend a few days on business
and on visit to his brother, O. T.
Crawford
All meals at the Country club are
served la carte except Saturday
is served for 75c.
Mayor Green has turned over the
keys of the city to the Tag maidens
and madams. They had better leave
the mail wagons alone.
Stephenson & Co, write tourist in
surance. The policy covers your
trunks and contents anywhere in the
United States and Europe.
Humphrey w. Jones. principal of
81
land, Kan, where he will conduct a
summer teachers institute.
From the present outlook the howl
ing Commercial club is going to keep
up the high tempered enthusiasm
! right on through the summer.
Frank Lawrence Snow of the State
Journal reportorial staff, will deliver
a lecture on Rhodesia at the First
Congregational church, Sunday even
ing.
Chester Davidson Steward of the
Washburn club and a student at the
college, has returned to his home in
Garden City where he will spend his
vacation
J. B. Larimer has sold his resi-
dence on Greenwood avenue to E. F.
Corbin and has bought the w. F.
Jensen home which is also located in
Potwin place.
Methodist church a special pro-
gramme has been arranged for the
children. The church will be pro-
fusely decorated.
Washburn students are leaving the
city by every train. In a few days
College Hill will be quiet and lone
some. But next year things will be
livelier than ever.
Manager J. J. Turner of the land
n ont of the arden Cif4- S11 a
company is in Topeka today and will
attempt to pick two car loads of
German laborers for the beet fields.
Topeka will have chance to take
another peek at the ball team We'd
nesday. Cooley promises big things
on this home series. The first divi-
sion should be included in the prom
Use.
Washburn students and faculty are
leaving the city and still the old bell
lies in the mud and water behind the
engineering building 1t is but a
question of time until it will rest upon
some glacial strata.
Very few of Topeka people were
able to escape the girls with the tags
for the Provident association today.
A handsome sum of money has been
secured for the work which is being
carried on by this organization.
On Thursday evening DR.. F. N.
Lynch delivered the commencement
address at the Kansas Wesleyan uni
versity. The Salina Evening Journal
spoke of the address as being one of
the most eloquent speeches ever
given at the university.
Carry Nation called upon Postmas-
ter Rodgers and demanded that he
stop the smoking in the postoffice
Iobbies. Mr.. Rodgers informed her
that his authority only extended over
the working rooms in the office and
he had such a rule there.
While walking along the east side
of Kansas avenue between Eighth
and Ninth last evening a pedestrian
was thrown to the sidewalk by com
ing in contact with an awning rope
which hung across the walk about 5
feet above the sidewalk. These things
sometimes cause damage suits.
The report of a deficit of sixty
six cents in the finances of the Com
mercial clubs cafe has proven mis-
| leading to a number of the members
of the club. The showing of the
cafe with such q deficit is great
one When Wichita started a dining
room in connection with her Cham
| Der of Commerce, the first month a
deficit of over $3.50 was reported.
| The showing of the cafe with ex-
penses almost paid reflects much
credit upon the club, the chef and all
| those who are connected with the
management of the cafe.
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| Many of our customers have suf-
fcientIy provided for their vacation
expense, by making regular deposits