The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-08-20

nenCe the european traVe1 ID very
light.
In receiving these orders, Mr.. Ger
teisen also received word that the
American Steamship company, which
previously sailed under the British
flag, is now sailing under the stars and
stripes, and will book passengers on
their boats which run between New
York and Philadelphia and Liverpool.
The two Russians were greatly dis
cOuraged when it was explained that
they could no: secure reservations to
return to their native country. Peter
Bauer bought transportation for Fort
Dodge, Iowa. where he will visit
friends and relatives for time and
John Schmidt remained in Topeka.
Even with this discouraging fnforma-
away from home and will secure
transportation for Russia as soon as
agents Of the steamship lines will sell
1t to them.
Not Selling Chickens.
r. r. Baer. who recently bought the
entire interest of the Topeka Packing
company and combined it with a new
business he has started. is making
some important improvements at the
old wooden mills building on Laurent
and Madison streets. He had added a
new cooling room. a killing and pick
ing room, cement floors In parts OF the
building where necessary and other
He plans more extensive Improvements
for next year.
In making these improvements he
has a most suitable buildings for the
poultry and produce business. He has
equipment and room enough to feed
40, 900 fowls and now has as many as
from 10000 to 10000 on hand at one
time.
New Inter-Ocean Office.
The new office building of the Intel
Ocean mills has been completed and
the office and clerical force has been
moved into the new location. The work.
men have been working on the new
building for two or three weeks
Green Couldn't Pay Fare.
George Green. a Topeka negro, was
arrested in North Topeka Wednesday
by police and convicted in police court
on the charge of trespassing on rail-
! road property. He had been at st.
Marys, and in coming home he had no
| money to pay his fare and insisted on
riding on the train without ticket. He
sought to elude the officers but they
captured him under a building near the.
north end of the Melan bridge.
i Social and Personal.
Miss Vera Myers of 917 North Quincy
street will entertain tonight for her
guest. Miss Goldie Organ of Longton.
| tain In honor Of Miss Organ soon.
]. E. Hows, of Wakarusa. has return
ed home, after having been here several
days on business.
Mrs. F.. M. Martin, who has been dam
gerously i'll for several lays, is not inn
proving and the members Of her family
| fear for her recovery.
| At the Princess, don't forget 1.-The
Perils of Pauline" Series No. L. COM
mencing today for two days.-Adv.
Mrs. L. E. Parton. of Maysville. Mo-,
| is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Claude
Maize. of 1892 North Quincy street.
| Frank Bridgeford, of Silver Lake. was
in North Topeka today on business.
| A reunion of the Aaron Sheetz fam
lily was held at the residence at 1879
North Quincy street Wednesday night.
All the members of the family were
there. Those present were: Mr.. and
Mrs. Aaron Sheetz. Rev. and Mrs. ]. A.
Tracy Of Shelbyville, ILL.,, Mrs. ]. M
Bradley of Denver. MIR. and Mrs. l.
daughter. Miss Bessie Sheetz and
Charles Sheetz.
Children's Hats SOC and 75c. Ladies
Trimmed Hats $1.O0 and $50. Mrs.
Brown, S31 North Kansas avenue.-Adv
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hayden. who
have been living at 1924 North Quincy
street, have moved to St Joseph.
Ralph Wilson has purchased the res
taurant at sos North Kansas avenue
which was formerly owned by d. c.
Hoofer.
Mrs. Sherwood wife of william Sher-
wood, who runs a restaurant at 84t
North Kansas avenue was taken tt
st. Francis hospital Wednesday to un.
cergO an operation for appendicitis. She
was taken i'll Tuesday afternoon
Newton LoclSenour of Indiana. is Wis
itfng his brother, Louis Lockenour
north of Menoken.
A. NJ oetro. druggist.-Adv.
Rev. Walter H. Handley of the NORTH
Topeka Baptist church, has returned
from Russell. where he has been spend
ing his vacation.
Samuel Dolman pioneer of North To
peka. who suffered a heat prostratiol
! several weeks ago. is improving slight
ly. Mr.. Dolman Is aged and has no
sufficiently recovered to venture out
. doors when the weather is hot.
T. NJ. Forbes and daughter Grace an,
Miss Beulah Miller left this mornin
1 for the North Topeka fishing camp a
Maple Hill. Other members of tn
family will join them later
2I The members of the Lyman Unio
2 Sunday school will hold their annua
picnic in the grove at the school hous
l Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. F. H. Jones of North Monro
street will entertain Friday at a
l o'clock dinner in honor of her guest.
Y Mrs. Robert Linck and Miss Mari
J O'Hara.
ket, located at 116 e. Norris. Ever
thing in the way of vegetables an
fruit for sale at a money saving pric
& to every purchaser. Come and see III
J. H. DUNCAN.
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