The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-06
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Marshall's band win give . city CON-
cert In Chesney park next Wednesday
night.
The Knights and Ladies Of Security
band will rive . concert tonight at
GARFIELD park.
John Coyne, . city sanitary police
man, left for Colorado today to spend
= two weeks vacation
A. d. Morford. advertising agent Of
the Santa Re. has returned from trip
to New York and Chicago.
A meeting Of the Topeka Motorcycle
club will be held ut the Commercial
club quarters Friday night.
No Case OF contagious disease has
been reported to the city health de-
partment thus far this month.
The regular August meeting OF the
board OF directors Of the Topeka Conn
mercial club as held 1T noon today.
The Shetland POM breeders are going
to have q big exhibit ut tho fair that
win be Of special interest to the chill
dren.
Do not tail to ret our estimate ca
that lumber btu. :. II. Whelan 4 Co..
4th and 8. p. trackA Phone ses-W.-1
Adv.
A building permit has been issued
to w. L yIavens to construct q dwell
ing 1t zO7 Yam Buren, street at . cost
OK v1sSv0.
c. Clarence Stafford, who 10 starting
ON trip over the state. IL taking with
him lot Of advertising for the big fair
At Topeka.
The Beatrice Creamery company,
which always makes an interesting ex-
hibit At the fair, II planning for . novel
display this year.
The city weed-cutting force will
have its work completed by the end
OF this week. A machine - being
used. and six mon.
his auto for Crawford county to spend
his vacation. He will be gone two or
three weeks In that section Of Kansas.
The Mercantile building At the fair
grounds will be the first opened for
exhibit. Exhibitor are already look
ing over the spaces assigned them and
preparing displays-
Two auto loads Of tourists from JEFF
fersop City. No.. passed through To-
orado Springs. The machines were on
the Golden Belt road.
The new tractor for the big hook
and ladder truck at the central fire
station was. shipped from Elmira.
N. T., August 1. 1t should arrive in
Topeka within q few days.
There will be . meeting Of the local
Grams tonight In Odd Fellows hall at
10 West Sixth avenue. Several new
members viii be added to the rolls.
The new lawn sDrinkling ordinance
- Making = big difference In the guam
tityt o. water used IN Topeka but the
amount ofsincreaSs viii not be known
until after tho meters have all been
rad -fes
A marriage license was issued this
morning In the office OF the probate
Judge to Walter A. Regner. ~ years
old. Of Westmoreland, Kan, and Cora
l. Knitter. 10 years old. also Of West
moreland.
w. I. Porter. city commissioner.
stated today that he win soon have
tennis courts In operation in Willow
and one or two ether city parks. The
ones 1t willow win be grass courts,
without backstops. like tho Chicago
park courts.
Tho Commercial club win give . let
ter Of endorsement to . now Topeka
Correspondence. located In. the Or
pheum building. This school came to
Topeka despite several offers that were
made by other cities.
=. A. (''Pat) Campbell was back at
his post Of deputy treasurer this morn
ing. receiving congratulations upon his
nomination for county treasurer.
Campbeli's expenses did not cease after
the primaries. a. his court house
friends made him buy box Of cigars.
W. H. Kemper. commissioner Of
elections, accompanied by. Mrs. Kemp
er, will start west Saturday or 0un-
day In his auto. He said he might be
gone q day or he might be gone ten.
He has no particular point Of d3stina-
ton in view-he II simply going west.
He will turn back when he and his
wife tire Of the going.
Wanted-A man Of ability who IL
capable Of MANAGING q factory! The
Commercial club n looking for such q
man. J. VIII Kelley. secretary Of the
club. said today: There II Q good
manufacturing opportunity In Topeka.
II there 10 an available man capable Of
taking over the management the Conn
mercia1 club would like to get in touch
with him. think It II q great big OPP
portunitv for Topeea