The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1916-06-06
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Reservations for the Washburn |
Alumni banquet at Pelletier's Wednes-
day evening may also be made at the |
Washburn college library.
John r. Mulvane, who suffered a |
slight relapse Monday, showed i'm
provement today. 1t was stated at his
home that his relapse consisted OF
bilious attack.
The Page Milling company of Nortn
Topeka has awarded contract 10
Cuthbert & Sons for a $4,000 of1ice
and garage building. The new build
ing will be located on the site OF the
present structure.
A meeting of the Shawnee County
Driving and Riding club will be held
I at 1880 o'clock Monday evening at the
Throop hotel. The meeting was to pc
held Monday evening but was post
/ poned on account of rain
Arthur Messick, who has been at
tending the State Normal school at
Emporia, has returned home to spend
1 the summer with his parents, Dr ana
Mrs. c. Messick, 1915 Fillmore street
Steve Prouty was arrested by the
police yesterday. afternoon charged
with violating the prohibitory law.
! Prouty is a negro and is alleged to De
the successor of Arlie MltcneH as
king" in the joint element in Topeka
Two swarrns of bees, totalling five
pounds, settled on bush IN the ya I,l
of the Atchison. Topeka & Santa Fe
general offices this morning They
were from the hives of NJ. r. Ackley.
907 Morris avenue. Ackley followed
his bees and put them into hives when
they settled.
Two restaurants, one confectionery
land two grocery stores were graoeo
above 81 per cent last month, accord
ing to food report issued this morn
ing by DR.. Leslie Rowles, city food and
milk inspector. Forty stores received
grades ranging from 80 to 96 per cent
| ~, tcay II
to a late hour this afternoon in the
serial story of the gas case Fred 3
Jackson. attorney for the utlllties
commission, stated today that no deti-
mite decision would be reached pos
Sibly for a week on the states neA'
step N the case.
Orville Stubbs age Is years, VINO
ran away from his home at Edgerton
= Mo-, and his father, n. r. F. Stubbs
were reunited by the police at moor
today The Stubs boy and Roy Neff
age II. neighbor boys in Missouri, rar
received by the Topeka police yester
day.
Following the showing of thu
"Ne'er-Do-WeAs'' at the Orpheun
which will be accompanied by the Cal
. kin's 1O-piece orchestra, when th'
l merchants visit the theater tomorrow
! morning, songs will be rendered by tn
i Lyric quartet Those comprising tn
quartet are: Misses Margaret Rust
; Faith Young, Emily Crow and Ros
= Gilberg. Mrs. P. H. Adams is directo
of the quartet.
After feeding high school student
P on the fat of the land, at nomina
prices and paying goOd salaries for
director and kitchen help, the higl
school lunch room showed balanc
of two hundred and thirteen dollar
n according 10 the report of Miss Ma
hos
for which the students paid $500. 9!
The total expenditures were $5,63O.7e
It of which salaries accounted for So,
i 036.0O.
T Preparatory to invading the harves
h fields prospective harvesters are be
n ing vaccinated against typhoid fever
: A number of high school and colleg
students who expect to spend at leas
l, part of the summer in the whea
4 fields have already been vaccinatet
3 according to local physicians. mum
n Der of prospective harvesters ais
IS have been vaccinated by DR.. H. l
J. Clark, city physician. To insure
!, successful incubation, three treatment
le are usually given over period {
e three weeks.
d Just where the upper grades {
d Lincoln school will receive the
10 schooling next year is a Sphinx-lik
riddle to the board of education.
the meeting of the board last nigf
n Superintendent H. B. Wilson and
III A. Connery, who were appointed
NJ the last meeting to find quarters, II
II ported that their search had been
vain. Every available place was VI
N der the ban of the state fire marsha
III The board voted to send the fir
u three grades of Lincoln school to Mao
ison school and one to Garfield. TT
n Garfield students whose room wi
10 be occupied by the Lincoln childre
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