The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-27
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS

Albert Reid went to St. Joseph Wednes-
day
chas. J. Devlin went to kansas City
Charles Peck. of Frontenae. is in the
city on business
T. B. BelIamy. of Cherryvale, is in the
city on business trip
Teachers association this evening at the
high school auditorium
Topeka avenue is sprinlSled every day
from Tenth avenue to Huntoon street.
T. f. Doran will be the orator at the
Meade celebration on July 4, in Wards
Assistant Attorney General ]. S. West
VIII be the Fourth OF July orator at
Norton
give picnic ten miles northwest Of town
on July 4.
Joe Waers is scheduled to make two
addresses on July Eone IN Iopeka and
one at Council Grove.
The stockholders of the State EXPOSE
ton company will meet tonight at the
Commercial club rooms
The elevator in the federal building has
been repaired. and runs now without CIV
ing the annoyance that It used to.
Governor Stanley makes the. commence
ment address at an osteopathic college
commencement in Des Moines tonight
Governor Stanley and Mrs. Nation are
age. No They are among the lecturers.
The ladies Of the ChanceI Chapter of
the Episcopal church will give a lawn
night
The knights OF the protected Ark Will
give an entertainment and hat social at
Lincoln Post hall, on East Sixth avenue,
this evening.
Secretary Coburn is preparing a report
on the corn crop for subject-matter of
the next bulletin to be issued by the ag-
ricultural department.
City Clerk Squires is receiving a good
many applications for information about
the Topeka general improvement bonds
which are about to be issued.
Next week company A, K. N. G., will
camp out on the new target range Sc
cured near the Dudley farm, beyond the
end of the Quinton Heights car line.
A. T. Potts, an employe on the street
force. was overcome with heat Wednes-
his home at 217 West Seventeenth street.
Prof. B. F. Eyre formerly of Washburn
and the Topeka high school, and now q
professor at the state agricultural col
lege. will lecture before the County
Soda fountains and pop. barrooms are
fashioned hop tea. This is taken as Oa an
indication that the joints are not attempt
ing to do much business in legitimate
beer
Ellis B. Usher, special correspondent of
the MWauk5eie' MIS-; Jq l nj r lS at tne
ries of articles on the political situation
On account of the disbandment of the
company which was to have presented
LAS You Like IT. at Garfield park next
Monday. the engagement has been can
celed.
Hay is selling at a higher price now
than has been known for some time, the
The CONTINUED dry weather has caused a
shortage in the crop
The members Of G. G. Gage Post will
be entertained Friday evening at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Elder, 1913 East
Eighteenth street. in honor of Mr.. and
Mrs. VIM. Swearingen, OF Goodland, Kas.
Richard c. Walker, formerly of this
city, .ex-United States marshal for Kan
sas. is the candidate OF Kansas syndl-
cate for mayor of the new town to be
located near Fort Sill. in the new coun-
try
City Engineer AIcCabe has condemned
eight slabs of Fort Scott blue sandstone
curbing which the Capital Iron works was
nue. pavement The stone was sort and
crumbly-
the dashboard horse hitched on Kan,
sas avenue Wednesday afternoon kicked
speedy way of relieving himself from
embarrassing situation
seabrook Congregational church has
been closed two weeks for repairs. 1t
viii be reopened Sunday. In the morning
the Rev. Chas. NJ Sheldon will have
charge of the services.
Mayor Hughes has. appointed the fol,
lowing delegates to the Trans Mississippi
Commercial congress. which will be held
at Cripple Creek, Colo, from July 16 to 10.
Fred K Brown and Mrs L c. Schwartz.
Geo. B. Huron manag ger for next fan s
Washburn football team, is out ION the
road" inspecting husky young farmers
for the football team. He will use the
influence Of the athletic association on
such individuals to induce them to at
tend college at Washburn-
The final rehearsal of the Topeka Choral
society preparatory to the production OF
1.-THE Redemption'' at the Ottawa Chau-
tauqua assembly. was held last night It
will be given Topeka day" which is
July 2. Special trains will be run to ac-
commodate Topekans who want to at
tend.
The santa Fe bonds have been reg
istered by the state auditor. and are now
ready to be put up as collateral for the
money which the Santa F'e shop extension
committee wants to buy land with. Fiji
teen thousand dollars worth of the bonds
will be deposited with the Bank of To-
peka today.
The Golden Belt Medical society win
hold its midsummer meeting here on
TaIv The Golden Felf S0qiefU Includes