The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-07

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Dr.. Armstrong has moved his ONCE
to 313 Commercial buildinG.-Adv.
Ar1 Jessie Smith. Of Wichita. il
visiting relatives In Highland Park.
Charles Crews n billing the country
for 75 miles around Topeka for the big
fair.
A meeting Of the city commission
win be held ut 1880 o'clock Saturday
morning.
The Topeka Motorcycle club win
meet tonight at the Commercial club
quarters.
James W. Orr Of Atchison arrived in
Topeka this morning. He will remain
here for q short time.
The city commission transacted
routine business at q session held at
1880 O'Clock this morning
An average OF two hundred persons
are taking advantage of the Central
7. M. c. A. swimming pool each day.
At Wednesdays primaries the So
cialists polled 81 votes in Shawnee
county. The Socialist ticket was for
state officers only.
The Kansas Agricultural college will
make an exhibit at the big fair In To-
pelka. The Aggies know how to make
displays that please.
Tho camp for boys, now being held
by the Central 7. N: C. A. on MIL
creek. near Maple Hill, Will commune
until next Thursday.
Clyde Partridge. former high school
student, has taken Robert HolcomD's
place as assistant physical director OF
the Central Y. NJ. c. A.
Three blocks Of asphalt pavement
have been finished by the Kaw Paving
company-two blocks on Tyler and
one on Sixteenth streets.
rhic..o .rd h,s wife came to
T,hneka this wsat Nv motorcvcIe with
ei11e car ottachnoont Thov are visiting
friends on the North side.
The Tope,xa baseball team has en-
ban PLAYERS win he spectators every
nich+ IT The .how fo,r weeE
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.. Mrs. =: :. hisdon; wl1e OF the super-
. ~ OF. scnoois az thuepenuence'
George q. Clarke, secretary OF the
big Kansas fair, is visiting exhibitors
IN Missouri and Iowa. He writes that
there is every indication Of large ex-
hibits in the live stock and machinery
departments.
city commissioner, a high degree of
efficiency is being maintained at the
electric light pant. He attributes this
to the fact that the superintendent and
his men are working together.
The August meeting Of the Shawnee
federation will be held tonight at s
o'clock at the Commercial club quar-
ters The meeting will be open to all
persons interested in poultry.
w ASTON of Kansas civ who vv,ll
have charge ~ the horse show ma
vilion durine the fair savs tho loco tfon
of the pavilion is ideal for the show.
The high steppers will have an excel
lent chance to make their best appear
ance.
That Charles Crews voice has won
derful carrying power is proved nv the
fact that Ton: Powell, living at Fifth
and Polk streets, says he could hear
him call out the election returns We'd
nesday night rom the state journal
Oul'oins' nine DOCKS away.
A smudge fire. of rags that was
started at the house at $40 Kansas
Thursday night. caused SO much smoke
to pour out OF the windows that fire
alarm was turned In at 1880 this
morning. The department responded.
Marriage licenses issued Thursday
from the office of the probate Judge
were: Grover c. Way, 20, of Topeka,
and Hattie b. Price, 20. Of Kiro: Fred
erick 81. Watts, 46, and Martha q.
marshall. over II. botn OF Topeka:
ALBERT w. Aeliey' Is, OF Topeka, ana
Emily Sneetz' w. OF Iopeka-
Battery A, X. N. G.. will leave for
Fort Sill. Okla for the annual en-
campment at O'Clock saturday even.
ing over the ROCK lsiano. Inere Will
De spec1aA tram OF Fuiiman coacnes
On '.a;n o r ,. reL si1 o.
tmrn ~ o;c,ocE the norrinr ~
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MISS Eva McNauy, VINO nao peen =
teacher OF rhetoric AZ the STATE NOR
NAL college at Empor1a, ana who was
prominent in Kansas educational cir
cles, died recently at Colorado Springs