The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-04-09
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

The primaries are next Saturday.
Band concert weather is booked to ar
rive soon.
This is the last week of the peniten-
tial period
There was very slight sprinkle Sun
day afternoon.
The EIks' new quarters will soon be
Nearly every one is wishing for rain
but not on Easter.
This. years shirt waists seem to be more
W. E. Hornaday, editor of the Enid, o.
T., Weekly Events" is in Topeka
Roy Crawford, who has been managing
theatrical company, has returned
Silas Rain sold his pair of sorrel driving
horses to a St Louis buyer for $500
The Washburn team defeated the Pal
ace team Saturday by the score of %
Miss Lucia Wyatt will sing the principal
role in the opera La Fiesta de San Xa-
vier."
caI music 81 Tor NEXT sun a sgT
vices.
The brick walls of the city hall are go
been placed.
Eggs are very cheap just now, but
chickens are higher than they have been
The farmers of Menoken township have
made an application for a rural free de-
livery route
City Assessor Burgess expects to prac-
tcally complete the assessment of prop
erty this week.
The monthly meeting of the Brother
hood of St Paul of the First NJ E. church
will be held this evening.
The opera La Fiesta de San Xavier
VIII be PVT on in several Kansas cities af-
ter the Topeka production
Mr.. z. w. Thompson. assistant general
passenger agent of the Rock Island, is in
the west on a business trip.
class of children joined the German
Lutheran church Sunday and will receive
their first communion on Easter.
Or; H. w: Roby has magnolia tree In
full bloom in his yard The fragrance Of
one flower will fill a large room.
Steve Pasker, the assistant jaiIer at the
county Jail. has broken finger as the
prisoner.
An appropriation of $4,000 is recon-
mended for rural free delivery for the
coming year. The past year it has been
only $500, CO.,
Judge Guthrie believes that the Eplsco-
pal church should erect a monument to
the memory Of Bishop Vail on the Beth
any campus.
Chaplain J. G. Schliemann. late of the
Twentieth Kansas is lecturing in the east
His subject is In the Philippines with
the Twentieth
Prof. B. F. Eyer. of the High school.
meeting Of the saturday Night club last
Saturday evening.
A number of Topeka people will leave
for 9iasbnp tn he nTesent at he rendi
ton of THE Messiah"
While in Kansas City Saturday, State
Auditor George E. Cole predicted the
nomination Of John Breidentha1 by the
fusion forces of Kansas.
If the weather man wants to keep peace
with the women of Topeka he had better
see that pleasant weather is sent around
next Sunday morning.
W. D. Judd and T. L. Evan, owners CT
| the Capital elevator, have sued the Rock
Island for 1922 claimed to be due them as
rebate on switching charges.
During the month of March the Topeka
/ A1fff NJ xynT y r7f Al
/ Supplies. a gain of $646-2O over March of
last year. or nearly per cent.
The family of c. H. Pattison, treasurer
| of the Continental Creamery company
/ came down from Abilene Saturday and
now reside in Dean Sykes residence.
Henry Irving and Ellen Terry will be at
| the Coates in Kansas City Monday, Tues
Many Topeka people viii probably see
them.
The second team of the Merchants Ath-
! letic association of Lawrence was defeat
ed at duck pins Saturday night by the
1 2,e5s to 2,0ss
The state temperance union will distri-
| butte 10000 supplements to the Kansas
\ striking temperance cartoons from the
| Rams Horn.
| cIety of the First Methodist church viii
meet on Wednesday. April II. at p m,
| at the residence of Mrs. L. z. McEntre,
1416 West Sixth street.
The Myrkle-Harder company closed its
| engagement at the Crawford theater Sat
| urday night. At the matinee Saturday af-
| ternoon roses and carnations were distri-
bute6 to the ladies and children
Clarence Nelly has accepted a position
| with the West Publishing company, of st.
| Paul. the publishers of the legal reports
| Mr.. Nelly was formerly assistant repor-
| ter Of the state supreme court
The Topeka postoffice during the year
! ending March 81, received almost double
| the amount received by the Wichita post
office from the sale of postal supplies
and newspaper postage Topeka received
S121, 400 while Wichita received only So, 100
DR. J. T. Mcfarland, pastor of the First
| NJ E church was unable to preach at
| his church Sunday because of being quar-
antined at his home on Harrison street
with scarlet fever in his family. He ex-
poets to be released from quarantine some
time this week
Deputy United States Marshal Pres
colt has brought Charles Porter, Dick
Robinson and Ed Fleming. three negroes