The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-25
LOCAL MENTION.

Harry c. Snyder Royal Tailor base
ball team will clash with the Santa
F'e general office team at the Western
League park Sunday afternoon at three
O'Clock. The batting order for the
Royal Tailor team will be: He'll cen
terrified: White, first base, Snyder, left
field; Fisher, second base; Downs,
third base; Jones. shortstop; Charles,
right field; Sawyer, catcher. The
twirlers for this team will be Nage1
and Myers. The suits that the team
members will wear are on display at
the Waggoner store. They are pat
termed after the suits worn by the
Chicago Cubs. y fast game of ball
is expected Sunday.
Free 81 extra pants with every suit
to order SIS. This week only. Glasgow
Wooden Mills. 729 Kansas ave.-Ady.
The annual gymnasium exhibition of
the Central Y. NJ. c. A. will be held
tonight beginning at eight o'clock
There will be something doing every
minute of the time-no intermissions
The program will be of a more varied
nature than ,nything that has been
previously attempted. There will be
music. drills, gym" dancing, comedy
stunts. and numerous specialties for
producing fun. The Highland fling will
be danced in costume. A number of
employed boys will appear as Hotten-
tots. The show race. and the pea nut
and toOthpick race should cause merri-
ment Aside from all kinds of drills
there will be a volleyball game between
two picked teams of business men.
Harry c. SNYDER promises a rare treat
to the baseball fans when he presents his
Royal Tailor team to the public Sunday
at League park, 8 p. m, against the Santa
F'e ofL4ce team.-AdV-
The second division of the district court
today is hearing evidence in the case of
Kate ToIle against the Topeka Railway
company in which damages for personal
injury in the sum of $500 is asked She
alleges that she was seriously; injured IN
ing to her testimony she received serious
injuries to her. head and back, and since
has suffered from failing sight and with
dizziness and vertigo.
W. E. Jeffrey, dentist. 7o6 Kansas ave
Adv.
Judge A w Dana this morning ex-
cused his jury until Monday morning.
Nav s. when he will begin the hearing OF
hear a number of tag ends of matters
pending before him. There Is aoout
month of work for a jury IN civil cases
before the term closes
Chas. Bennett optician, so6 Kan. ave-
Adv.
Mr.. and Mrs Ralph Smith. 624 Locust
street are the parents of a girl born
April "a. to whom they have given the
name Helen Eleanor.
Central Y. NJ. c. A. gym" exmpition
Friday and Saturday, p. m Admission
Miss Minnie Lands and Mr.. Walter
were married at the home Of
the brides parents. Mr. and MIS- w T.
Lands, at 614 Chandler street, by Rev
D. A. Shut, Tuesday evening, April z,
at s:45. The following guests We're pres
Mrs. ]. E Kerns. MT: and Mrs. j. j. /
Morgan of Beatrice, Neb.. Miss Bertha
Lands. Miss Mabel Lands, Mr.. W.
Lands, jr.. Mr.. Henry Zimmerman, MI !
and Mrs. W. A. Voigt. Mr.. Howard Noigt !
Mr. Albert Voigt. Mrs. Mary A Noigt, /
Mr.. Hubert Voigt. Mr.. and Mrs VIII
Hogbin, Mrs. Frank Duerine. Mr.; Frank
Duerine, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Durine, +
Minerva Durine Mrs. Wetzel. Mrs. Min !
ME Swenson, Miss Gertrude Swenson, |
Mrs. Jennie Rumbly and son Robert. Mr. !
jr., Mrs. John Peterson. Mrs Beismeyer,
Miss helen Mapes. Mr.. and Mrs Henry !
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Simmons, |
Mrs. Lester Miss Hazel Green, Miss Alta |
Green, MIR. and Mrs. H. W. Golfer. Miss I
Adair. Miss Florence Jolley. Misses Kate
Montgomery. Misses Edna /
and Hazel Klauer. Miss Lulu Barge. Miss /
Hattie Moses Miss Josephine Rafferty,, |
Miss Marguerite Peterson. Mr.. Francis |
Penney, Miss Emily Parson.
1872 Topeka ave 1915 R---Adv-