The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1909-07-23
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Mr.. C. 4. Wolf has purchased Z
new automobile which is registered
as No. 319.
c. \. Tulien has gone to Norman an.
Okla. where he has a contract -Ot
erecting q depot.
Arthur S. Kane Of St. Louis, form
er Topeka newspaper man. Is NlsitlhS
in Topeka today
Get YOUR name in the new supple
ment being issued to the lndepehuSiil
Telephone Directory. ...
Born. to Mr.. and Mrs. HaTye:
Bakeher. formerly Of Topeka dI MOI
haitian on June -, boy
Miss Mildred Shaw. who has p pee
confined a week in ChrIsts hOSi'-'--'
has returned to her home.
The fair grounds are a busy scf faT
Just now Work in preparation 80
the big fair is in progress
A directory of the churches, OF w
eo,,+L ei6e Is being prepared to ne
placed in the hotels Of the city
The weather has been faNorins tne
bo1-e Of the Y NJ. c. y. encanlpIlclIl
at Maple Hill and they are haN4I7 =
great time. ~;
A marriage license was issued III en-
no., -1se+erSIav TO Mas c. Christensen.
aged q, and Madsine - Jensen do
80. both of Topeka.
The dilapidated welcome sign al
Seventh street still continues - ~ 90
eyesore to Topekans, VINO deItsiII ~
talking about Topeka. the peautilul'
F. \. Snow has taken possession 7is:,S II, ~
his new drug store at Tenth ana -
Delza avenues. and a. .. RoSser Is no"
in charge Of the former Snow store.
As outside space at the state Viz
fair. will be given free II Is esp -
tbat a most excellent and extensive e
hibit of agricultural liHPIeIiiei''-
on display. 7fa
Tom NIcNeal has adopted ans
puise. He has sacrificed his beauu-
full. flowing mustache- II u d i i-l4o
ardous move in view OF MS enuiS 1iA''
the congressional race.
Buiiding permits were grantee 70
ldav TO W D Ciossett to erect q $l-ooV
dwelling on Orchard street IN HarL7
socks sub division, and also $1'-VV
dwelling on the same street.
DR.. F. r. Dams, who has been
teaching during the first session OF
the State University sulnn l3 STaaot.
has returned to Topeka ana expects
TO leave for short holiday in
Evanston. III.
Five studs of draft horse breeds
chiefly Percherons from Iowa, NeD-
raska and Kansas are already prom
isod for the state wide fair. Indica-
lions are that the fair will have the
biggest display ever exhibited IN To-
pcka and the state.
At half past seven o'clock TINS
morning the fire department. was
called to 1904 Tyler street where
II1ze had been caused by the stove
being too near the woodwork The
flames were soon under control ana |
the damage was slight
The street railway company Is fixing
its loop around the block between SlHtLl !
and Seventh streets, and Quincy ana
Kansas avenue. When completed WITH
in q few days. the Oakland cars VII
he routed around the loop. rms IS
much needed Improvement
The small boys and girls are in tho
soda pop business just now ON
almost every street corner in the
residence districts of the city may be
seen a stand 1t is safe to say that
the Youngsters consume as much pop J
and lemonade, as the case may be, as
they sell.
Yesterday a contract was entered
into by which Major +. II. Hender
son and son will take part in the en-
tertaiument programme Of the state
wide fair. Major Henderson is a |
have been secured for the special
benefit of the old soldiers.
There will be no meeting of the !
Shawnee Alfalfa club tomorrow as
announced in d Topeka paper The |
regular monthly meeting of the or
saturday when Prof. II. +. Roberts
Of the botanical department of the
state Agricultural college will give a
talk on Soil Innoculation." There
Will also be other prominent speakers. |
The Court of Honor took a trolley
ride over the city last night. Six car
loads in all made the trip. Everything |
went Off all right until Oakland was
reached when some of the youthful |
thugs Of that neighborhood took occa-
sion to throw eggs Of all stages oil
preservation, but principally medieval |
and ancient, at the car riders. Oakland !
is fast getting u reputation that is far
from being wholesome.
The following births have been re-
corded: To Mr. and Mrs. NJ. \. Mil
linger, Ola Quincy street. on July u. |
p boy; to Mr.. and Mrs. L. {. Brown !
awith, 724 Kansas avenue on July
p. q boy; to Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. !
Burns, S22 Kansas avenue on July !
%. "A girl; to Mr.. and Mrs Leon F. |
Thorpe. 726 Kansas avenue, on July |
81. a girl; to Mr.. and Mrs John NJ |
Garritz. 1924 Fillmore street, on JuIv /
p, q boy; to Mr.. and Mrs. YIN
Mitchell, 1900 Lincoln street on JnIv
q. q girl.
An agreement has been entered in
to between W. w. Webb and wife and