The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-04-16
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D. H. Martin went to Usage city to-
day
The fishing at Lake View is reported to
be excellent.
4 few fruit tree blossoms have at last
vertured out.
Tie street force is cleaning up the
streets They need it.
The early flowers on the state house
lawn have begun to fade
A Topeka society young man wears
patent leather shoes with red tips.
The navements in some portions Of he
residence district are very dirty.
O. P. Updegran attended the fancy
stock sale in Kansas City Saturday
The Andrews Opera company will sing
Carmen" at the Crawford ton ght.
Thoroughbred Tramps'' VIII he at the
Crau ford Saturday matinee and night.
when We Were Twenty one will be
at the Crawford next Monday night
The Washburn- Grinnell debate is
Thursday evening at Washburn chapel.
The annual banquet of the Saturday
Night club this year will be held June z.
Arcndeacon Crawford conducted the
Episcopal services at Independence sun
day.
Walter Burgess has resigned his posi-
ton in Stansfield's drug store and is to
leave May l.
There will be a reception at the First
Presbyterian church Wednesday evening
for new members.
The joint committee of the Commercial
club and the city council met at Willard
Halls office last night.
The Second ward Republicans viii
meet Wednesday evening at their club
room. 1908 East First street
David Overmyer went to Lincoln. Neb..
yesterday to argue a case before the
Nebraska supreme court.
The Washburn- State Normal baseball
game will be played Wednesday after
noon at the Washburn grounds.
People who want jobs under the city
adT Illustration have been anxiously
waiting the result of the contest.
Harry ". Frost, formerly of the To-
peSa Lance, but now of Detroit. spent
Sunday with his fathers family ia this
city
Eugene Smith now of the Hall Lith-
ogra Chfng company has secured posi-
ton as stenographer with the Mexican
Central railroad.
LII. Schumacher. who has been on the
State Journal staff for about year,
lea eS today to join the forces Of the
Kansas City World.
State Senator Frank Vincent bought
bunch of fifty Polled-Angus cows at
Newton and had the herd taken to his
ran1h near Hutchinson.
Herbert Armstrong. assistant clerk of
the supreme court was operated on at
dicitis and is doing we'll
The executive Committee of the State
Temperance union will meet this even
ing at the office Of Carver & Lari1ner
in the Columbian building
A requisition for J. W. Sanford, under
arrest at Parsons, and wanted in St.
Louis for highway robbery, has been
honored by Governor Stanley
Senator Jim Allen writes from Cali
foruia that his throat is not much bet
md Ill i1c a
Will not return until next month
Congressman Chester T. Long is an
ex member Of the Saturday Night club.
He joined the Climb while q law student
IN The Office OF johnson, Martin &
Keeler.
State printing office. but now IL ehafSe
of the printing department of the Man
haitian Agricultural college is in Topeka
today.
A report from Abilene tells of bit
of luck Detailing Uncle Davy' Hefie-
bower, ex-state treasurer. in selling a
tract of land in the Beaumont, Tex, oil
district for 100000.
Miss Ethel McBee. daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. John McBee. was brought
home from the Leavenworth convent
Saturday and was successfully operated
upon for appendicitis.
The rooms for the city attorney in the
city building will be furnished IN rev
the rooms all the city officers viii have
rooms in the building
There are now $50 girls who attend the
Industrial school which was established
by Mrs Thorpe The girls meet every
Saturday morning and are instructed in
sewing and domestic work.
Rev. w NJ Irelan attended the meet
ing OF the advisory board from the Chris
tan WOman's Mission at Lawrence to
determine the course to be adopted for
the new course of BibliOl0gy.
Ebert FIeflin, who was convicted Of
cattle stealing in Comanche county BY
the cattlemen's association ana sentenc-
ed TO five years imprisonment in 1898 Is
applying for a parole pardon.
The city engineers force is making
plats for the paving of Buchanan street /
between Sixth and Tenth avenues. This
Is tl.e last OF the paving plats which
have been ordered by The city council
Spider Harris. who was arrested for !
selling liquor to the Pottawatomie IN |
dams. was turned over to the United
men Spider vas put in the county
jail.
Senator J. r. Burton is expected to
come in some time tonight or tomorrow.
Many faithful hencnuen are here await
ing his coming and the disposition of
contested federal appointments is an
ticipated.
Governor Stanley has commissioned
Charles Henry Hesse commissioner Of