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

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DR.. Armstrong has moved his office
to 213 Commercial building.-Adv.
Frank Fletcher was fined SO this
morning in police court for disturbing
the peace.
William Colley was fined SO in po-
lice court Friday evening on charge
Of drunkenness.
grounds is undergoing house cleaning
ready for the exhibitors.
Ernest Hannah was arrested Friday
afternoon by Officers Gregg and Hill on
a charge of drunkenness.
Sunday is forecast to be warm
dusty day. The parks-particuiariy
Gage park-wIll be popular spots
Miss Helen Willis, clerk Of the police
court. will begin a two weeks vacation
Monday. She will remain in Topeka.
Mamie Jenkins. colored. was arrest
ed Friday afternoon by Special Officer
Waddlington on a charge Of drunken
ness.
The biggest crowd since last Sunday
was at Gage park Friday night. The
cars going. to- and from the park We're
crowded.
A meeting Of the membership com:
mittee of the Commercial club undel
Frank Curry will be held next Tues
day noon. y
Horace Humphreys of the NatiOna
hotel, who has been confined to ms
bed for several days. is reported great
ly improved.
Bids will be received at the Kansas
State Fair association office on the con-
cessions for the grandstand and quar-
ter stretch up to August Is.
A campaign has been started by the
local organization Of Spanish
/. war veterans to bring the state en-
campment to Topeka in 1915.
Buy Ford touring car with the
northeast electric starter and lighter
all complete, delivered in Topeka fol
$3.50. E. G. Kinley. 426 Jackson
Adv.
George H. Hoyes, secretary of the
! Central Y. NJ. c. A., will go to the Y
M c. A. camp near Maple Hill Sunday
morning to take charge OF the religious
exercises.
A. L. Olney and family left today in
their Ford car for Omaha where they
will make a short visit. They will dis
tribute State Fair. Topeka, literature
along the way.
There are still a few Topeka youths
| in the harvest fields. Although the
real harvest is over. many young men
! stayed on the farms and intend to
work until autumn.
The annual program arranged by the
women of the First German Methodist
church, Tyler and West Fifth streets
will be given Sunday evening. The
president. Mrs. ]. A. Ross. will preside
| Miss Minnie E. Jones, secretary Of
the Topeka Rebate association, anc
assistant to ]. Will Kelley, secretar,
of the Commercial club. will spene
| lingame.
When high school opens September
IA. the remodeling of the old part OF
! the main building will have been COM
pleted, but the addition being con-
structed on the west side will not be
finished for a few months more.
Miss Marie Witwer and Miss Nanon
Herren are enthusiastic workers for the
horse show at the state fair. Topeka
and they say that with so many auto
mobiles they did not know there wal
SO much interest in fine horses al
there is.
| The first Methodist church will b
packed Sunday night when DR.. F. L
I.oveland discusses the effects Of the
present war in Europe upon moderr
civilization. Union services will bring
many members of other churches t.
hear him.
/ The Topeka Provident association
has had more than the usual numbe
of calls for work in the last week o.
who want employment are transients
A number Of returning harvest hand
have applied for aid.
The Frances willard chapter, w. c
T. u, will hold its regular annua
meeting Tuesday afternoon, Angus
IL, at the hol.-~ Of the president, Mrs
Emma Blair. of 1919 Lincoln street
The election OF officers. the report o.
/ the superintendent and the receiving
of dues will take place.
i Crosby Brothers store has taken ovel
/ the entire third floor Of the Davies
building, rs and 727 Kansas avenue
An entrance has been cut through from
the carpet department of the Crosby
building to the new quarters. The
space acquired will be used for dress
making school. and skirt and tailoring
departments.
The boys of the Central Y. NJ. C. A
camp on Mill creek, near Maple Hill
are playing game of baseball will
the boys of Maple Hill this afternoon
Joseph F. Re;sner, in charge Of tn
camp sports. was in town today. HI