The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-09
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Dayid Overnyer IS in St. Louis
The season for cherries IS nearly at
an end.
Governor Stanley spent the day at
his Office
The man who has garden is solicit
ing rain
There is only one vacant store room
or Kansas avenue
Throngs Of people watch the con-
struction Of the auditorium
f L Vandegrift goes to the Phila-
delphia convention Thursday.
Postmaster Swallow of Meriden is in
the city on official business
s J. Moore and wife and child Of Hol
ton have gone to Portland. Oregon
Mr. Nichols has opened a fash light
photograph studio at 7OS Kan. Ave
Mrs R. Brown left yesterday 10 visit
friends and relatives in Oakland. Cal
The next state meeting for Topeka
is that of the Commercial clubs. July 10
Many people grumble because the new
auditorium IS designated as the city
hall.
\ new stamping machine is in use
in the money order department at the
postohice-
The Kansas delegation to the ma
tiOnal Republican convention viii leave
this week
E ". Ellis is on a fishing expedition
at Cottonwood Falls. the home Of the
black bass
Governor Stanley viii be one of the
speakers at the Washburn commence
ment exercises
D. T Gregg. assistant city attorney.
has gone TO Cincinnati, to attend the
funeral OF a relative
a college sing" win be held at
Washburn college tonight The college
band viii play
David Overlnyer delivered the annual
address to the graduates Of the Kansas
City law school last night
Roadmaster II. R Irvine Of the Rock
Island is in Oklahoma looking over the
new lines recently built there
Mr.. W. y. Cowan. assistant cashier Of
the National Bank of Commerce Of ST.
Louis, is visiting W W Webb
Bank Commissioner Breidenthal has
been out Of town several days superin-
tending the opening OF new banks
Mrs Z H. Sears returned to Texar-
kama today after visit with her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs " W Phillips
A Topeka woman has a horse which
viii not scare at trains or anything tnaI
moves. but she is afraid to drive the
animal.
". ]. Wellington. travelling passenger
agent OF the Chicago & West Michigan
railway, is the guest Of W. ". Webb Of
THIS CITY
The subject Of the sermon to be de-
Hvered at the First Church Of Christ
Scientist, on Sunday morning viii be
+ Sacrament"
( Matt Weightman has returned from
? a business trip to Kansas City MIS-
Weightman viii remain Tor Sls1t
there with relatives
The ordinance which prohibits riding
bicycles on the sidewalks is violated
fifty times every day in two iocalltles
in the west part Of town.
F ". Swearingen. the jeweler, re-
Gently repaired an old hall clock for
Geo " Noble that was over hundred
. and fifty years old The wheels were al
B wooden.
capt. Adna Clark Of Lawrence has
charge Of the arrangements for the
f Twentieth Kansas excursion TO the re-
union OF the Rough Riders at Okla
homa City. July T.
Gel Pick Smith led a party Of To
peka Elks to Lawrence this Afternoon
TO institute a new lodge there tonight
I Lawrence may wake up Sunday morn
ing and not know the town
Rev Hal F Smith of the First Cum
beralnd Presbyterian church VIII preach
Sunday morning and evening at th'
Oakland Presbyterian church Their
VIII be special music for the evening
services.
Rev. D. NJ Fisk. pastor Of the Con
gregadouaI church. VIII preach
Manhattan tomorrow morning an'
evening He will deliver the bacca
laureate sermon to the graduates OF tn
state agricultural college
At the First English Lutheran churel
Rev H. A. OFT viii preach SUNDAY
morning on Jesus the Good Shepherd,
a children's day sermon The subjec
for the evening sermon will be Tn
Plenteous Harvests and the Cry for La
borers"
Miss R0senburg lost a draft for $3.50
at the street fair and offered TeWaT'
Of 81 for il. She stopped payment Tn
draft, not endorsed, was presented Z
Frank Thompson at the Central Nation
al bank The man who had 1t refuse
TO give it Up. He wanted larger re
ward.