The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-25
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS
The man who says a prize fight
Is a brutal exhibition,
Is the one who knows IN detail
Each fighters true condition.

Is a brutal exhibition,
Is the one who knows IN detail
Each fighters true condition.
The Topeka Gun club now has club
house.
People are stih writing poetry at Eu-
gene +. Ware.
The governn ent Thermometer got up
to Sc Thursday.
Marshalrs band will give a concern
at Garfield park tonight
A Topeka man who earns SO week
has purchased motor cycle.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. Clayte Wallace are
the parents Of q son, born Thursday
George Lerrigo, secretary of the Y. M.
c. A. has returned from vislt. IN Law
renee.
c. A. Fellows came in from Colorado
last night He is building *eo'svo
hotel at Trinidad.
Sorrentino of the Banda Rosa has
secured several new soloists since he
played here last year.
The street car bridge will probably
be completed today, ready for the cars
to resume running across 1t.
The Office Boys. philosophy: Tim
Donovan is the only man 1 ever saw
that could beat the slot machines"
For the benefit of their uptown pat
rons, Crows Ladies' Exchange has OPP
ened branch at S07 Kansas avenue.
The semi-finals in the Y. M. G. A.
today on account of the rain last even-
ing.
The Ancient Order of Pyramids will
have a social entertainment and re-
freshments this evening in Security
hail.
Fred Freeman owns q Panama hat.
1t is nearly as large as General Met
ca1f's imported headgear of the same
brand.
The Atchison Globe would like to see
Dnxr Nt1rx~ los haI ~ rdGC
man Charles Curtis run for mayor OF
Topeka.
Mrs. Thorpe secured possession of a
15-year-old girl who wanted to follow
the Wallace show. She says she has
no home.
1t is rumored that while George Clark
is in the east he will run over to Jer-
sey to have fishing bee with Grover
Cleveland.
If you are sport, tin horn or would
be, you will sit up tonight until 5
o'clock to hear whether Fftzsimmons OF
Jeffries won
The Fort Riley baseball team is
booked to play the T. B. C. baseball
team at Washburn grounds this after
noon and Saturday.
Mr.. William L. OBrien has returned
from Chillicothe, ILL.,, where he was sent
to take charge of a job on the new
Santa Fe depot there.
The Postal Telegraph company's Office
was QFdpeQ III Dldck thursday on de-.
count of the funeral of J. w. Mackay,
president of the company.
The Topeka Gun club will go to Ross
vile Saturday to shoot with the Ross
vile gun club. They will leave at 1890
p m. and return at 5 p. m.
1t is altogether probable that after to-
night, Mr.. Fftzsimmons will retire to
the John L. Sullivan class, and devote
his attention to the saloon business.
The street car company has found
that the river washed out some holes
16 feet deep in the bed of the stream
bridge.
Mrs. H. I. Miller will arrive in Topeka
Saturday to spend the summer with her
brother, J. T. Lovewell. Mrs. Miller is
principal Of Lincoln school, at Meri-
dian, Miss.
that his road has been hauling wheat
from the Kansas fields for two days.
The total yield this year will be about
so per cent of what it was last
A lawn social will be given this even
ing at the home of J. P. Johnson at No
IT'S Tyler street by the members of the
senior society of the Christian Endeavor
of the First Presbyterian church.
If Nissley, the newsbeys' friend, man
ages to keep the car lead of boys at
tending the picnic at Mcfarland today
in order, he should be made speaker of
the next house of representatives
Owing to the rain of Thursday even
ing the drill of the boys bugle corps
was postponed. The date of it will be
announced later. The regular drilling
time of the boys is Tuesday evening.
The rain last night was q vindication
of Cider Smith. He had been prophesy-
ing that rain for several days, and said
he would be the most disappointed man
in the United States If it did not show
up.
Marsha11's band never plays WILLOW
Grove" the march written by Sorren-
tho, OF the Banda Rosa. 1t is one OF
the most tuneful marches and Sorren-
tino wouldn't be jealous a bit if the
band played it.
Cider Smith consulted the rain maps
and found that it has rained in south
western Kansas and Texas, western
Missouri and Nebraska and then point
ed to his forecast of two weeks ago: A
storm period from July % to 26.
Fred F'riar, Republican nominee for
representative in the 116th district, A.
Wykoff, independent candidate for the
same office. and c. r. A1lyshin, j. G.
Donnell, H. C. Trap and c. J. Deming
of Leeti were Topeka visitors Thursday.
A meeting will be held tonight at the
home OF A. q. Carruth of No. 1903
Bolles avenue to form another Emerson