The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-17
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS


Chndren's day exercises were held Sun
day at a number of the churches
Mrs. j. z. Trostel has begun proceed
xngs for divorce from her husband in the
z. T. Burton. Senator Burton's brother.
from Montana is TO have 1oo with the
Eugene Hagan of Topeka IS groomed for
governor on the Democratic ticket BY a
Cove county editor
The Y. n c A base bah team expects
grounds Saturday
Bishop AIilspaugh took part in the con-
secration exercises at the new Episcopal
church at Syracuse Sunday
William a. Thompson OF this city IS an
shaIship under Lit Crum. marshal-to-be-
Since the federal places are all spoken
the Orient railroad through Senator Bur
ton
The base ban team of the Rock Island
general offices defeated the pension Office
team Saturday afternoon BY score OF
G. to f.
The Capital Iron Works company began
Saturday to put in the iron curling where
the paving is being completed at Jefter-
son street between Fourth and Fifth
Mayor Hughes Saturday afternoon
10 patrol the santa Fe shop district Wise
viii be in the employ Of the Santa Fe-
A F. Wesson has purchased the place
at No 42S Greenwood avenue. POtWln,
now occupied by Judge Allen as an in
yestmenr- The consideration was 81, 500.
Company A, K n c. viii have target
practice at the keith tract tuesday An
excellent place is aMOrded Tor the prac-
tice and an unusually large attendance is
expected
The Oxford Literary society Of the First
Methodist church viii hold a meeting to-
night at the church. The question as to
the justice of the Boer war viii be de-
Saturday the police. arrested the fol-
loving 1ointlsts; r McNahon and Snas.
was called on in the evening at $50 KAN
sas avenue and taken to the station All
The T. A. A. base ball team will proba-
bly, play the insane asylum team on the
Washburn grounds a week from Satur-
day The asylum team is credited with
being exceptionally strong
The Rev W Luther Bright son of John
a Bright OF Topeka, has responded to a
call 70 the Evangelical lutheran church
at Pearl City, stephenson county. III.
and viii enter upon his duties as pastor
about July l.
Rev. D. NJ Fisk Of the First Congre-
gaIional church preached the baccaIau-
reate sermon at Haskell Institute Law
renee, last night Rev. c. NJ. Sheldon of
the Central CONGREGATIONAL church had
charge OF the services at the First Con-
gregauOna1 church
Martin Norton, the new commander of
Following COMMITTEES on .sSlI1cafior, for The
ii. Smith. Marysville: II. NJ. Riddle, Blue
Rapids: F. p. Cochran, Cottonwood Falls;
7. B. GeroW, Atchison-
The Van Blatz Brewing company has
commenced replevin proceedings in the
beer 81 kegs OF beer, valued in all at
Sld3.50. which We're taken from Bob kneis-
ler's storage house at Second and Adams
streets by the police last week
Wake up. here and take a look out at
the capital of kansas-the state we are
going to harvest wheat in" yelled one
check-jumper to crowd of sleeping
comrades on the Santa Fe midnight train.
The harvesters had to straighten up and
look out before their enthusiastic cOmrade
was satisfied
Bunny Robinson, the colored boy who
was shot at at the fair grounds June 3,
was nned so for not appearing in the city
court Saturday afternoon at the prelim-
mary trial Of Dee Williams, who is held
on the charge Of shooting him. He was
given notice to appear. but failed to do
So Williams has been bound over to the
state but is now out on $500 bond
The Christian Endeavor society of the
First Baptist church elected the follow
ing officers Sunday evening. President,
Louis GandiOn: recording secretary. Miss
Lydia Melerne. cOrresp onding secretary.
Miss Bertha EarrOW. treasurer, Edward
Schultz, junior superintendent, Miss
Frances Sibley, editOr-in-chief Baptist
Visitor" Sarah Knapp.
MarshaIrs band played an exceptionally
good program Ine Sunday afternoon and
responded TO two encores- Among the
popular pieces ware overture ''Pique
Dame by Suppe. new flower song:
Hearts and Flowers by TObani: waltz
Italian Nights by Herman, and 'Coun-
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