The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-22
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS

The fruit trees are at last in bloom.
Stormont hospital is at last under
roof.
The case against Mrs. Nation at Wlch-
tia Is set for Wednesday
A B. Crun. county attorney Of Usage
county, was in Topeka Sunday.
A. A Hennessey. of Oklahoma, is Wis
iting his aunt, Mrs. John McBee.
The Mems social club will give q dance
at Hudson's hall Thursday evening.
The river road through Oakland and
across the bridge near Granville was
favored drive yesterday.
A tennis association has been formed
among the student body at Washburn to
defeat the members Of the faculty.
Next Saturday afternoon and night
sCoOntOWn 400, a colored show. viii be
seen under a tent at IS ana Is cents.
Washburn viii line up against the
State university baseball team on the
Washburn field W ednesday afternoon.
Hubert Labadie in Faust viii be
seen at the Grand tonight Labadie has
been playing ssMephisto'' for over ten
years.
The Christian Endeavor society of the
First Presbyterian church viii give a
young peoples social Wednesday even
ing
Every one who could find a horse and
buggy was out driving Sunday. It was
nearly the first pleasant Sunday this
spring.
A number of the young men on the
west side are planning tennis associa-
ton and win probably locate the courts
at Ninth and Fillmore.
The Forward club Of the z n. c. A.
entertained the friends of its members
with musical and literary entertain
ment at the associa ton parlors Satur-
day night
Miss Mile Martin, daughter Of George
w. Martin secretary of the state his
torical society. is critically Ill at Stor-
mont hospital. following an operation for
appendicitis.
Rev. c. NJ. Sheldon occupied the pull
pit of Plymouth Congregational church,
Lawrence on Sunday. He also spoke at
the annual banquet of the state univer-
sity Y n. c. A Saturday evening.
4 meeting of the Topeka Golf club for
the election Of officers and the transac-
ton Of other business will be held at the
office of c. E Gault in the Bank of To-
peka building on Wednesday afternoon
at o'clock.
Walter Holcornbe recently let out of
the states bureau Of labor statistics viii
be assistant to T. 3. Gerow. the state
director Of free employment, who is get
ting his department into shape as fast
as possible
The baseball players of the Y. NJ. c.
parlors Friday night to adopt q consti-
tuition and bylaws and complete the or
ganization of a baseball league OF local
teams.
Miss. Octavia Greenwood will give a
recital at the chapel at Washburn col
lege on Wednesday evening. This is the
I second in the series of four recitals that
are being given by the graduates in the
vocal department of the college. Miss
! Emily Louise Thomas. pianist. will assist
N Fl. LOOMS will not deliver the sec
! ond lecture Of the series of three on
'Torts' at the Y. NJ. c. A. tonight. Bus
1 mess has called him to Washington. The
lecture will be given Monday night,
/ April %. and the third lecture the Mon
day night next following
Department Commander W. ". Mar
tin has issued his circular order calling
for the observance OF Memorial Day,
May 80, urging that the first Memorial
/ Day Of the Twentieth Century be made
one long to be remembered and cherish
ed for its lessons Of loyalty and patriot
ism.
L. n. Crawford was arrested Saturday
on a complaint of Under Sheriff Hal
Williams who charged Crawford with
disturbing his peace. When Williams
went to the opera house to attach the
property of the Andrews opera COM
/ pany he says Crawford used improper
language toward him