The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-07-19

state chronological commission OF the
present fiscal year will be held in the
offices of the state historical society
next Friday. Distribution of the So
500 appropriated by the recent ses-
sion of the legislature for the work of
the commission will be arranged.
The Rev G. H. Clarke and Mrs.
Clarke, of 373 AFTER avenue, enter
tanned some of their children and
grandchildren at dinner Saturday.
Covers were laid for Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam c. Miller of McLouth, Mrs. Sam
Clarke, Mrs. George Clarke. III, Doris
Clarke of Hutchinson, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. A. Henry and their three children.
Grace, Arthur, jr., and John, Mr.. and
Mrs. John BartleSon and their son
Victor. The Rev. Mr.. Clarke retired
from the ministry a little more than
year ago, and now lives in q quiet
and pleasant home in Oakland.
Suits Dry Cleaned 75c Palm Beach
work a specially. Topeka Laundry
Company. Phone S653.-Adv.
Marie Bromich, the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bromich, who
underwent a surgical operation. will
be able to be taken to her home, 134
Jefferson street, in about two weeks.
Every person engaged in health
service should be vaccinated against
typhoid fever, DR.. S. J. Crum bine, sec
rotary of the state board of health, be-
| Heves. DR.. Crumbine received notice
today from the United States public
health service that a campaign is be-
ing conducted to this end. Informa-
ton is being gathered as to the num-
Der of health officers who have been
so vaccinated. DR.. Crumbine assert
ed that he had been vaccinated this
year.
Special Saturday and Sunday, Tutti-
Fruit ice cream at KHngaman and
Co.'S Drug Store. No extra charge.
1Oc-AdV.
The following births were reported
at the office of the city clerk today:
A. Wilson and wife, 113 East Tween
tieth street, July IA. girl; j. H. John
son and wife, 1014 Morris avenue, July
16, boy; Henry King and wife, $40
Jefferson street, July II, boy; Fred
w. Cramer and wife, sos Chester
street, July Is, boy; J. A. Laverty and
wife, Shorey, July II, girl; Carl E.
Vicklund and wife, 400 Buchanan
street, July IL, boy
At a meeting of the city commits
sion today $1O,921.S9 was appropriate
ed to meet the semi-monthly city pay
roll.
An automatic fire sprinkIing system
has been installed in the Schick man
ufacturing plant. Second and jackson
streets. Connection with the city wa
ter service was made today.
Judge R. E. Campbell, of Muskogee.
Okla, who presided at a brief session
of the federal court here Saturday.
spent Sunday at Lakeview and has
now returned home. He will be here
July 81 to hold a further hearing in
the c. w. Harlow bankruptcy case and
attend to other matters that NAV come
up.
L. S. Harvey, assistant United States
district attorney is in Enid, Okla. this
week on legal business.
Cars of the street railway companv
moved regularly today After care
full examination of the Sixth street
bridge, it was declared to be in good
condition. No further trouble was re-
ported and affairs OF the railway COM
pany were normal before noon.
Every other person in Topeka TODAY
claims that the lightning struck near
his house during one of the dozen
storms last night.
VIM. Lambeth, the man at the 9TH
err end of the telephone" at Morns e.
Myers, left Saturday for a two weeks
vacation with relatives at Decatur and
other points in Illinois Mrs Lam
The concert which was to have
been given at Chesney park by the
K and L. of S. band has been post
poned on account of the weather If
condition of the park and the weather
permits the concert will be given
Tuesday night.
Charles Crews left this afternoon
for Indiana to be gone ten or twelve
ness first; then to Indianapolis and
Chicago, and will join his family AZ
Galesburg. where they have been for
some time visiting friends and rela-