The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-05-28
LOCAL MENTION.

Between Tuesday noon and noon to-
day 1876 persons by actual count Wis
tied the social survey exhibit in the
Security building, southwest corner of
Seventh street and Kansas avenue.
There is some one on hand all the time
to explain the exhibits. An address
win be delivered this evening.
Safety razor blades sharpened better than
new. Sc-35c dog. Brunt Drug Co.-Adv.
- Home grown vegetables on the local
market at the present time are unusu-
ally good. Peas are now becoming plen-
tiful and have taken a drop in price.
They should be still cheaper by next
week Strawberries. while good in
somewhat high in price. Currents
and gooseberries for preserving are
now being sold in the stores.
]. Will Kelley, secretary of the To-
peka Commercial club, will deliver a
fore the graduates Of the Southwestern
Business college.
George E. Clark. secretary of the
Kansas State Fair association, re-
ceived word today that the American
Guernsey Cattle club will offer 500
in special awards in the Guernsey
class at the State fair, Topeka, next
fall. This, together with the regular
classifications, should assure a big
display of Guernseys-
Made-to-order two-piece suits. 1885,
Olof Ekberg, 70S Kan Ave.-Adv.
The Apprentice Telegraphers' club
will hold it's annual banquet at the
home of the president of the organi-
zation. NJ. c. Howe. 1417 Lincoln
street. next Tuesday evening. A num-
Der of out of town guests are expect
ed to attend. Ray Cumpton will be
the POSTMASTER.
Senator J. E. Brewer of Abilene,
candidate for Republican nomination
for lieutenant governor. will travel
with the Topeka business men on
their trade trip next week. He will
board the train at Abilene.
A warrant charging D. A. Mum,
who is said to be employed by a local
barber supply establishment. with
larceny from a dwelling. has been is
sued by the county authorities on
complaint of Agnes Thompson Of 1902
East Crane street. She claims Mum
carried of q purse containing a pearl
button worth IS and $3.50 in money.
A warrant charging Newton Thompson
with disturbing the peace was issued by
the county attorney today as the result
OF a series Of domestic complications in
the Philip Anfeiler family. Mr. Thompson
has been the third in the triangle. Mat
the other evening when, ac-
cording to Anweiler's statement, Thomp-
son hit him over the eye with a billy
after he had protested against his social
attentions toward Mrs. Anweiler with
whom Thompson was walking at the
time.
who was arrested through the activities
Of Pinkerton men and brought to Topeka
for hearing on the charge OF completely
in the alleged robbery OF the santa Fe
being finally discharged when the county
attorney found no evidence on which to
base prosecution. has brought suit for
8, coo damages against A s. Thomas, pro-
prietor Of the jewelry store, for false
prosecution
The date for the tag day for horses
which the Foster Humane society Is
organizing. has been moved forward
to June 6 when the parade ON Kansas
avenue will be held and the taggers
will be posted throughout the city to
collect money for the benefit of the
Humane society work
The Court of Honor will give
dance Friday night after the meeting
for members and friends.
A. T. Richardson, until recently employ
ed as prescription clerk at A T. Wag-
goner'e. win go to Great Bend tonight
to take . position with the Hooper Drug
company Of that place
The trustees OF Mt Hope cemetery
cordially invite the people OF Topeka to
visit the p1ace ON Decoration day and see
s s.s e seaS done e t CO , .in
run Carreagees from TIE car line At Wash