The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-10
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

The seils-Gray circus viii be in Topeka
The National hotel has been treated to
a coat Of paint
L. and H. J. Beard have gone to New
York city on a business trip.
The Elks will 60 to Lon Beals farm
July Fourth for an all day picnic
H, q; Nudge. general manager Of the
An effort is being made to organize a
city base ball league for the summer
The cutters were, flooded on Kansas
avenue this morning by the street force
The grass on the state house lawn has
nearly all died for want OF a little water
The last four cars of an order Of ten
for the city railway were delivered Sat
urday.
President Mckinley would have spent
Saturday in Topeka had not his plans
miscarried.
The T. A. A. and Y. NJ. c. A. base ball
teams viii play on the Washburn grounds
Passenger trains ran to vinewood park
yesterday large crowd went out and
back during the day
Ensign C. w H. Wells, who created a
sensation in Topeka a couple OF weeks
ago. is in Pueblo, Col.
The Topeka Golf club house has been
completed. The members Of the club ind
it fills a long felt want
Rev. r. W. Emerson. pastor OF the First
Christian church. is assisting with a re-
vfval meeting at Fort Scott
The T. A a team defeated the RocS
5 on the Lowman Hill grounds.
Rev. Mr.. Mooney read paper before
ion today on the Christian Union
The dodoc club viii go to Kansas City
this AFTERNOON TO ASSIST az tne cersin4Lles
The Commercial club will meet Wednes-
day night at the Knights and Ladies or
nue..
It win probably take day to dispose
Of the ballots In the Parker Hughes re-
count that were rejected by the election
Judges
J. W. GIeed delivered the address to the
graduating class at the University Of Ok
lahoma last Friday His subject was
Real Life
The. Washburn base ball team defeated
IS to 5. It was the final game Of the
Washburn team
ground over to determine the advisability
of a sumner pavilion Tor {heatrieal ana
The Parker Hughes recount will proba-
bly, not end "Wednesday. as was vas. expected ssa9
if not all. the week
The Bank Of Topeka has commenced
foreclosure proceedings IT the fst ne
mortgage is for S,07I-50.
the Taylor family held a reunion sat
urday at the old Jones farm, east OF oak
and ali ate dinner together.
N. Ross Of ST. NIarys stopped over Sun
Of 1o2s lane street He was on his way
home from Excelsior Springs.
On Saturday the police arrested J. W:
beer and a pump were taken. His place
was at Third and Madison streets
C. H KimbaI refuses to run for con-
gresham in the Third district The Par
sons man has sent in a denial OF the To-
peka dispatches that said he would
1926 west street which fell in manhole
on Third street, between Monroe ana
Madison. last week. died Of lock1aW-
A. b Welch viii deliver the Fourth Of
| July address at Snyder's Grove. Waka-
rUsa, where elaborate preparations have
been made to celebrate the nation 8 hoal-
On Saturday Governor Stanley appoint
ed W. H. Black as commissioner OF deeds
York
Rev. D. c. Carter Of Chattanooga win
lecture Tuesday evening at the United
Brethren church, corner Twelfth and
! Quincy streets, on tMlsta,kes q Matrl-
1 mony-" No admission VIII De charged
Major ]. B. Remington off Osawatomie
who was elected senior vice commander
/ at the Junction City encampment, was
on s VAN n bh SmRe saturday night WINE
| People who walk through the state
and slnd9 Jackson to Ninth and HARRISON Won
/ der if the west half Of the sidewalk win
The Christian Endeavor societies Of the
/ city held a union meeting at the FIRST
SOuSftsslt cAiuA ~ 1ulle.s-5
{ Reports from the state meeting at Fort
I Scott were heard
Percy Hemus, formerly OF Topeka and
now resident of New York Will give a
musical recital at the home of Mrs Geo
". Parkhurst next Friday morning Ad-
mission viii be By invitation
Messrs L p Stanley Chanute. Kan;
/ L. J. Herzog, Phillipsburg; A. Manifold.
Beloit- Fred A. Hess. Perry. and John
/ HOLLYWOOD Burlington. are recent grad
yates Of the Kansas School OF Optics, To-
/ peka, Kan
Thomas B. Glass, who has been instrUc-
+ tor in Greek at WashbuFn college has been
/ offered the chair Of Greek at Monmouth
/ college Monmouth H. and has resigned
his position at Washburn 70 accept. Prof.
I Glass is a graduate of Monmouth col
/ Iege.
The committee on ways and means Of
the city council was in session Saturday
/ afternoon for the purpose of considering
the question Of salary revision The new
| ordinance Will be ready for presentation
at the meeting of the council next FRI
| day evening
The Christian Endeavor union of the
| city has elected the following officers:
/ President. E. r. Simon first vice presi-
I dent Culmer McGill: second vice presi-
| dent Miss Anne Mckee: third vice pres
| ident. Harry Graves; secretary. Mrs. Hen
/ ry Lewis; treasurer. Otto Foberg-
| T. NJ James of North Topeka win have
! to pay w Il Hays Zoo. according to a
/ decision OF the supreme court The Judg~
naent secured BY Hays against James for
shooting hzrn has been affirmed. Hays