The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1911-08-30
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Want something from the drug store
delivered quick? Call Shows, 74S.
A new fifty-ton ice plant will be in
stalled at the Wolff Bros concern.
Everything is lovely in the float de-
partment,' said Albert T. Reid today.
Looks like Topeka, Kan, get the
white way in running order before the
state fair.
The Barracks and Philatheas of the
city will hold a large camp fire meet
| ing September 3.
The next meeting of the Shawnee
Alfalfa club will be held the last Sat
urday in September
There will probably be no meeting
of the Topeka Advertising club until
after the fair is over.
Job Little will take the place of
George p. Stoddard as house secretary
of the Central Y. M. c. A.
More than 500 entries have been re
ceived at the state fair Office in the
live stock department alone.
A week from next Monday the Kar-
nival Knights headquarters will be
opened at the old Mills building.
The real estate men will not hold a
meeting before September 6. At that
time Robert Stone will be the speaker.
The Topeka baseball team did not
leave for Pueblo this morning but will
go tonight. Denver left last night for
home.
May I use your phone?" yes.
certainly Better to have an INDIE
pendent of your own" That's what she
thinks. She's right, too.
There will be discussions right
along among the school board mem
bers,' was the prediction made today
by one of the ex-board members.
J. NJ Miller, adjutant of the depart
ment of Kansas G. A. R., has returned
from Rochester and reopened the G.
A. r. headquarters at the state house.
There is a rumor making the rounds
that another ice company is about to
be formed in Topeka Such rumors,
peka.
The Forester team of Sunflower
camp No. SO has gone to Overlook to
give a drill in connection with a log
rolling.
They'll soon be drifting back from
the summer resorts if the temperatures
are keeping pace with those lowering
here. These mornings suggest thoughts
of Scipio.
Chances are the local talent will find
three score Semi Centennial girls
not so easy Of access. It's ten to one
each belle will have a Swiss guard of
four from home
Mayor Billiard visited Santa Fe. n.
M. not long ago and he said the
streets are not much larger than the
alleys in Santa Fe.
Every pleasant but abnormally cool
weather continues over the district.
reads the report of Section Director T. !
3. Jennings for the twenty-four hours |
ending at o'clock this morning.
The curbing gang began tearing out |
the old curb below Sixth avenue today. /
The rate of progress now being MAIN |
tanned ought to finish the curb from
Tenth to Fourth before the Semi-Cen-
tennial-
Miss Blanche Bates, secretary to the
mayor. is the city hall candidate for
carnival queen. Led by Mayor Billiard
and City Clerk Burge, the officers are |
spending every cent to keep Miss Bates |
at the head of the list.
c. z. Sence. city clerk of Wichita, !
was in Topeka today registering bonds !
with the state treasurer. He says the
cities in the southern part of the state
are coming in a crowd to the Topeka i
convention of municipalities.
Miss Hazel Jolley. who is one of the |
leading candidates for carnival queen, I
is a daughter of the late z. b. Jolley, /
veteran Santa Fe engineer. who was |
killed about two years ago at Glenn 4
ents, kan, when he saved a heavily !