The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1914-09-15
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$3.50. southwicks. SIS KAnsas avenue.
Adv
r. L cofran. mayor. su, Jan.c.t
ginger il Intoxicating and that To-
pekA drug stores are selling it freely.
A bond for $500 having twelve
years yet to run against tho city was
purchased by the city yesterday. BY
buying now the city win save the in
teres1
Decrees of divorce have been awarded
to Mrs NJ NJ Hawkins who sued ..r
Lizzie Taylor, who was also given 500
aIimony.
Harry Lukens' trained Wild animal
show at the fair il good clean en-
tertafnment feature showing how lions.
ieopards. bears. monkeys and other
many q clever trick
For the remaining days of September
the starr OF the county treasurer's s.f-
ice VIII be busy with the annual set
Element Of tax business. Treasurer Matt
Weightman has just finished the weary
work of extending the new tax le9y en-
the county books
The Ladies' Aid society of the First
English Lutheran church viii meet in
the church parlors at Fifth and Har-
rtsOn streets at 2:30 O'Clock Wednes-
day afternoon Mrs A. v. LindeH and
N1eASl04SOA
society and friends
Marriage licenses have been issued to
the following couples by Judge Hugh
MacFariand in the court Of Topeka.
Roy Shearn, Cedar Falls, Ia, to We
roma L4atng, Topeka; Ira Treadwen and
Clara b. Watson, Topeka. Lloyd d.
Julien and Grace E. Gibbs, Wamego.
It's about time for the city health de-
partment to put the bounty back on
Ties. At the rates proposed to he e.
Tered during next weeks swaett1x con :
test there are about Is cents worth Ct
flies hGvtrtns about every kitchen cG&r
in town. trying to get in where tr
weather is warmer.
The following births were reported
at the office OF the city clerk today:
Earl Spencer and wife, Twenty-fourth
and Pennsylvania avenue, September
II. boy: Roy Walter Hunt and wife.
1872 Tyler street, September IL, boy:
Earl Morton Fischer and wife. Hia-
watha. Kan, September IL, girl
E E Thompson of Little River is a
visitor here for the state fair. Al
though Little River is only g miles
from Hutchinson, Mr.. Thompson this
year preferred to visit the Topeka fair
as he has done each year for several
years past Il never have been over
to the Hutchinson fair" said he todaJ-
Ohio T. Woods. United States mar
shall, who is wealthy stock man Of
Liberal, is at Hutchinson for the stock
show in progress there this week. He
Is disposinz CT some official business in
the course of his trip as his force is
now pre- pairing for the session Of the
grand jury At Wichita beginning Sep
TENDER Is
There will be a dinner given at the
hall, at 413 Kansas avenue, September
Is, for the benefit Of G. A. r. post No
321 and Of W. r. c. No. So A good
menu has been arranged, dinner will
be served from 1880 O'Clock until 2
O'Clock and the price will be Is cents
At night a musical and literary pro-
gram will be rendered
i A number of persons who failed tc
get the late announcement about the
suspension Of last nights program Il,
1.-THE fair grounds braved the mud tc
attend the horse show. One party came
near being permanently lost when the
lights on all the buildings were tora %
cut while they were trying to make
their way back to the gate.
Since July lily swatting" has not
been encouraged by the city Of Tope-
i ka. but beginning next Monday the
/ fall 'tswaf-fest" will be on and will
/ last six days. J. A Ramsey, city san
/ itary sergeant, will then pay fifteen
cents quart for dead flies. The price
i before the war was only ten cents per
| quart
/ Fred Green, q Pottawatomie In
| dian, has appeared before Frank
\ Campbell United States compassion
| err, to give himself up for a hearing
1 on a charge OF introducing liquor into
1 Indian lands Green waived a pre-
/ liminary examination and was put I'M
4 der bond of 5000. He came down
/ from Mayetta. he said, having heard
I that federal authorities were trying to
/ find him.
i part Of Gage park was sold by the
county at tax sale Saturday. Lot 1 in
(; West Lake addition, which was sew
1 era1 months ago purchased as an an
mex to Gage park by the city, was the
/ property sold W. L Porter city com
missioner Of parks, had written a lettel
I to the board Of county commissioner
calling their attention to the cfty's
ownership and the consequent exemp-
ton from taxation, but the letter failed
II to cause the land to be taken off the
tax rolls The error is admitted by
the county and the tax deed will be sci
aside.
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