The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-10-23
LOCAL MENTION.
Safety razor blades sharpened better
than new, 25-35c. Brunt Drug Co.-Adv.

CO.-AOV.
The amount of money to be paid back
BY the city in refunding water patrons
aside this amount in a special fund for
the same was passed by the city com
ordinance providing for the paying out of
this fund and instructing the city clerk
to do So It is probable that payments
will begin Monday. Mayor Cofran brought
up the matter of what action to follow in
cases where depositors had either died
is under consideration whereby justice
o TO be the done rb1 in lerfgg the
time guard against impositions.
Go to Lang for wind shields, sOs Kansas
ave. Phone 652.-Adv.
The question of whether or not the old
pumping station belonging to the city and
shall be leased to- Hobs Brothers to be
used in the manufacture of hog cholera
the city commission today. In the alb
sence of Commissioner Newland, head of
r. l15e t was
tgate and report later.
W. E Jeffrey Dentist. 7Os Kansas ave.
Petitions for street paving to be done in
commission before December Is this year
in order to receive favorable action by
the city commission; according to a reso-
luton adopted by the commission today.
This is in accordance with a policy which
has been followed by the city for several
years.
Go to Lang for wind shields 90S Kansas
ave. Phone 652.-Adv.
Petitions asking for the repaving of
Fifth street from Kansas avenue to Har-
rison street We're read at the meeting of
the city commission this morning and re-
1erred to the head of the street depart
ment. The petitions ask that Fifth be-
tween Kansas avenue and Jackson street
be paved with vitrified blocks and from
jackson to Harrison with asphalt. A
favorable report on the petitions for the
streets and Third street from Jefferson
to Adams streets, was adopted.
r., Colder Esq machine-dr1ed Macaroni
Adv.
Sick and stranded in Topeka, Chris
said this morning that he would continue
on hi his world world tour despite the opposition
CAV AFTERNOON that his sister had just
died in New York and that his father
would send him Transportation home if
ne would consent to come at once, other
wise he was warned not to return at all
The news of his sisters death came as a
elared that he would never turn back
from his trip, This morning he was bet
road for several days. His companion
James Maye. is now in western kansas
and Wendell is anxious to reach him He
mas Just purchased a new set of tires but
is without blankets or clothing for the
winter. At present he is staying with
Roy Painter, 7O4 Harrison street
Go to Lang for wind shields soS Kansas
ave. Phone 652.-Adv.
During the month of September. 1919
Postmaster Rodgers of Topeka paid out
S164.S56-S6 to the 1923 rural mail carriers
in Kansas. One carrier did not receive
the monthly pay check because his vouch-
er had not been submitted. Postmaster
Rodgers sends the pay to the carriers
each month.
new lot of advertising novelties just
received. James Kerr, sr.-Adv.
Declaring he had choked her, threathen
ed to kill hez, abandoned her. and failed
to provide her with anything to eat
wear, Clara Josephine Bowers filed suit
in the district court today against her
husband. Charles Steven Bowers. The
pair We're married March II. 1909 Through
her attorney. Philip Wilson, Mrs. Bowers
asks legal separation and restoration of
her maiden name of Kraft.
Plant now tulips hyacinths, narcissus,
for early spring blooming. A fine stock of
imported bulbs at Ed Yewdall, HOS West