The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-05-30
sNAP sHOTs AZ HOLE NEWS

Lincoln Post hall is being papered
tonight.
Gov. Stanley is orator of the day at his
home in Wichita today.
Topeka spellbinders are making ad-
dresses in various parts Of the state to-
A. A. Robinson. president of the Mexi-
can Central, went east Wednesday even
The Saturday night club banquet will
be held at the Copeland hotel on the night
J. r.. NInIvane and W Y Morgan have
at Lawrence.
The Clay school base ball club defeated
the Tyler street team by a score OF IA to !
on Wednesday.
The base bail team of the city Y; NJ c.
nine Of that place.
The police are making a specify Of +, ar
cles on the sidewalk
The advance sale of seats of DR.. De-
Costa. s lecture at the Grand Opera house
Friday night is large.
The Golden Rule club will give charity
Mrs. H. u. Lincoln, in Auburndale.
Mrs P. r. Symmes of Branner street
and daughter. Mrs. Leota Libby, have re-
turned from a visit in Compton, o. T.
Representative J. B. Adams of Ell Dora
do was in the city last evening on his
way home from the bankers convention
at Lawrence.
The largest and most enthusiastic crowd
in the history of the Auditorium was out
last night to the commencement exercises
of the high school.
Jim AIorphy. secretary of the North
Central Kansas Editorial association, has
a scheme for the members of the associa-
ton to go on a camping out expedition to
Colorado this summer
The political special will leave Eighth
and make a tour Of the town. There win
be music and speeches at the various
stops 1ree Tor everyone.
Superintendent w M Davidson will
conduct the twenty fifth session of the
shawnee County Normal institute which
will be held in the high school for four
weeks, commencing June 3.
The lola papers say that a Miss Ma1on
of ten running horses which she will train
on the lola track Miss Malon will super
wise the training in person.
The knights of the Protected Ark will
give musical and literary entertainment
this evening at Lincoln Post hall. on East
at the close of the exercises.
W. J. Lingafelter in retiring from the
1ormatory, was presented by the other
members men with a handsome leather COW
Harper took his office.
Supreme Court Reporter T. E. Dewey
IS getting out the Sixty-second Kansas
reports Now that there are seven judges
grinding out opinions there will probably
be three or four reports year instead of
There are several places in the business
portion of the city where rubbish is piled
in the parking and in the street This is
were they enforced in this particular,
would result in the better appearance Of
the city.
The closing exercises of the Topeka In
dustrlal institute were held Wednesday
afternoon Joab MuIvane. president of
the board of trustees. made an address,
as DID also Gov w E. Stanley and James |
f. Guy The attendance of the school is |
nve times what it was year ago.
Park Commissioner Downs has a |
scheme for making artificial lake in |
the center of the city park He wants to |
have this lake fed with fountain from |
the city mains. The idea is to turn the |
old ravine in the park into a beauty spot l
instead of leaving it a hole for muck and |
vile odors.
Among other cases of interest which /
will come up at the June term of the |
United States circuit court, which viii /
begin at Leaven worth Monday is the |
damage suit of Willie Sells against Peter /
and Lewis Sells. The suit of Elias Sum L
merheld receiver fbr the Topeka Water 4
company, against the city OF Topeka, will /
also be heard.