The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-04-25
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Thos. /. Matkin of Council Grove Is
in Topeka today.
s. Larton Of Lawrence, is fransaetazas
business here today.
A earnation sale viii be held at mrs
E1llcraft's, Saturday only.
MIS- Hal z. Smith is visiting IN kan
sas city for few weeks.
a golf tournament is to be held on the
links al Potwin tomorrow.
The Kansas music teachers conYeEl-
ton begins here next Monday
Clara ThropD VIII present a Dolls
House" at the Crawford theaner TO-
night.
T. T. scudder and n. II. Copeland Of
Wichita are registered at the IhHoop
hotel
j. ". Brinkerhon of the Leavenv ortil
Kansas g Western railway vas IN 10
peka yesterday.
Carnations 30 cents per dozen. sat- as
urday only, at Mrs. 6oticRa4ts = 90
Kansas avenue.
Mrs. J. H. Hare has been called to La
mar, Col. by the sickness of her fatnsfs
Clifford StedFieh-
A daughter was born Wednesday g
Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Allen OF NO 40
Eimwood avenue.
Take your Sunday dinner at the Gre
merle An orchestra Of four pieces
plays from 1915 to 2:l5.
Ben Huntsberger. of LeavenwoTth'
has taken charge Of the St LOUIS Ike
public agency in Topeka
The D o. ". and the LoWman Hin
Reds will play a game of ball in Low
man Hill this afternoon, starting at $40
O'Clock.
Edward Shumway is arranging
school entertainment to be given at
O'Clock, Tuesday May 2, at POLK
school.
In Thursdays Boston-New York ball
game Dick Cooley made three Dagger
off Matthewson. Gothams pitching
Heard above the babble of the many
exeursionists now passing through To-
pelSa is the one name on every lip,
Carrie Nation
It's an i'll wind that blows nobody
any good Windy weather makes pee
pie feel the necessity for Padgetts
soot-proof hue stops.
The city railway viii move its tracks
out Of Central park as soon as II re-
ceives a shipment OF railway spikes
which is on the way
The baseball team of Auburndale was
defeated Thursday afternoon on the
Potwin grounds by the second team Of
Clay school. Score, IA to g
"A Perplexing Situation" will be
given at the High school assembly hall
tonight by q cast of players composed
of the '03 class of the school.
a meeting Of The Commercial club is
called for tonight 10 get an expression
of the members of the club on the Kan
ton.
Mrs AIonzo Wardau viii give another
Travel and Truth meeting this even
ms She viii talk Of Windsor Castle
and other royal palaces visited in Eng
land.
James F. McCabe. city engineer has
decided not to build his new house till
next year. DfcCabe owns several valua-
bic lots facing on Central park, where
he viii locate his house.
The streets and walks committee of the
council made a tour of the streets today
in the patrol wagon. A great many petit
tions and requests We're referred TO the
streets and walks committee at the last
meeting of the council
About 100 members of Topeka council.
knights of Columbus, VIII go to St.
Marys Sunday to institute a council of
the order at that town. They have en-
gagged two special coaches to go on the
230 Union Pacific train.
The jury in the case of Mary Davis
VS. Ira O. Guy in the district court has
been discharged on account Of their in
ability to decide upon a verdict 1t is
understood that the jury stood 8 for the
plaintiff and 3 for the defendant.
Thomas O'Connor, sheriff of Lyon
county, was In Topeka Thursday ac-
COmpanied by W. L. Higgins of the
same place. There was a meeting of
those of the sheriffs who were interest
ed in the recent 'hold-Cver" case for
the purpose of settling accounts.
a week ago the state journal stated
that several of the councilmen were
planning to go to Kansas City to inspect
the asphalt pavements there It is like
~ that the trip viii be made next Tues
day. Park avenue, which is paved with
Indian Territory asphalt will be the
especial object of investigation.
Quite number of the Santa Fe Off
Gals, including General Passenger
Agent w. ]. Black, We're at the Santa
Fee depot yesterday to welcome the club
Woman's special train to California The
officials of the passenger and transpor-
tatton departments have been working
hard to make the elaborate arrange
ments tor the big series of excursions
J. NJ Hadley, the Topeka architect,
has secured the work Of drawing plans
for the new city han building at Well
1ngton. The cost of the building will be
$4,000, and viii be paid for jointly by
the Wellington federation of clubs, the
Masons and the city. The AIasons viii
have the exclusive use of the third story
OF the building. The building will be
of brick and stone.
DR.. D. NJ. Fisk has returned to To-
peka after a lecture tour Of three weeks
In which he delivered q lectures AMI
addressed over 1000 persons On Tues
day he viii deliver his stereoptfcOn lee /
ture on w hos Who and Why27 at
he high school assen bly, hall. The room
viii be darkened and the lecture will be
given at the regular chapel hour. Sun
day he VIII deliver the baecalaureate
sermon to the graduating class of the
Carbonate school