The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-25
LOCAL MENTION.

Edward Moeser. of Kansas City, was
in Topeka today.
Clayton Jewell, chief dispatcher for
the Missouri Pacific at Hoisingtons was
in Topeka today visiting friends
A marriage license has been issued
in Kansas City to Elmer Deever and
Bertha StoweI, both of Topeka
o. J. Wood, Of the Santa Fe legal de-
partment, has returned from Lawrence
where he has been trying some cases.
The petition for paving Kansas ave-
nue. with 80 foot pavement south of
Tenth street is now being circulated.
Adgie and Marshall's band will be at
Garfield park tonight-and Sunday after
noon Adgie has several lions which
perform.
Along the railroad lines today general
~ cool and cloudy conditions prevail.
Most of the reports show that high
wind is blowing.
On Friday the Vinewood Park railway
commenced to run its passenger cars to
the park. Cars will be run for picnnc
parties during the summer.
Mr. and Mrs. c. H. Thompson left for
Los Angeles yesterday. They viii
spend six weeks visiting and sight
seeing on the coast, extending their trip
as far north as Tacoma.
The gymnasium exhibitions this week
at the Young Women's Christian assc-
citation have been excellent. The classes
will close this week the first of June and
open again the first of October
I'D NJ Hamilton, claims attorney for
the Santa Fe, returned this morning
from Cleveland o.. where he has been
attending the national meeting of rail
road claim agents and claims attorneys
Mayor Hughes has had a supply of
letter heads printed for use in his Off
ciaI capacity. There is one thing miss
ing There is no picture of a cannon on
the sheet-not even a hrecraeker nor a
cigarette
william F1ndley Lynch. the little son
Of Attorney F. J. Lynch, fell from a
neighbours porch Friday and broke his
left arm. DR.. S. G. Stewart and Dr.
Adams set the fracture and the little
fellow is doing nicely.
Secretary John Curran, of the Popu-
list state central committee, got letters
mixed and an appeal for money for par
ty uses. asked for in circular letter,
came to Secretary of State George A
Clark. when it was intended for George
w. Clark.
The Rock Island ran a special train
last night from southwestern Kansas TO
Lincoln Neb. carrying $50 Dunkards
who are going TO Lincoln to attend the
national meeting of that church About
20 from Topeka boarded the train at
Mcfarland.
Washington school, located between
Tenth and Eleventh on Washington
street, will have a picnic at Vinewood
park next Friday, the last day of school
There are 100 colored pupils in this
school The teachers are J. L. Harr1-
son, principal; E. Ridley, Mrs l. NJ
Jamison. Mrs. J. B. Abbott
Judge 7. F. Carver of Topeka will de-
liver the address upon the occasion of
the laying of the corner stone of the
new library building for the College Of |
Emporia at Emporia on June 5. The |
exercises will be held on the commence |
ment day The Masonic fraternity viii
l,e,x of7o of
Frederick Neil Innes, leader of the |
famous lines band which played here |
last winter, was in town a. short time |
on his way to Colorado. John B. Mar |
shall and Times have been friends Tor |
years, and Marshall never sees Innes |
but what he recalls the time when he |
first saw him. Innes was then playing |
a trombone with Gilmore's band
State Superintendent Nelson Travelled |
800 miles, nearly all day Wednesday and /
all night to attend the high school COM
mencement at Ell Dorado Instead of I
being the whole thing. all the sweet |
graduates had pieces to speak and Mel /
son only got IN a Is minute speech he +
says he isn't sore, but he won't stand /
much joking about it.
The recent illness of A. L. Williams,
the attorney for the Union Pacific at /
Topeka, left him with an impeachment
in his speech When in Mexico re-
Gently he asked for his board Dill
When he got it he tried to say it was
BILE when the Mexican pro- /
prietor. thinking he was kicking.
knocked half off--Atchison Globe
Seven pupils were given certificates Of
Thursday. They have completed the
work of the public schools and are now
ready to enter the high school Those
who passed were Clyde Sloan, Bessie
Green, Fife Galloway, Alta Galloway, !
Goidie Medsger, Nellie Cooper and Nina
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