The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-07-10


Good bye, doggie Tray.
Kansas millers in Topeka might be
mistaken for bankers.
F. E. Tyler, of Junction City, attend
ed the millers' convention
The state board of equalization il
holding its annual session just now.
Mrs G. O. Bridges of Beloit is in To-
peka visiting her daughter, Mrs. Tobias.
w. A. MCGOWAN, of the Nickle Plate
lines looked in on the millers' conven-
ton.
The sprinkling privilege on lawns in
Topeka is entirely superhuous this sea-
SON.
Mrs Harry Noble is suffering from
malarial fever at her home, 513 Fillmore
street.
The highest point recorded by the
government thermometer Wednesday
was ~.
Miss Alice NJ. Frazier is very ill with
malarial fever at her home in North
Topeka.
The Meffert hearing attracted a good
number of Emporia people to Topeka
today.
1t is reported that work on the Win
ner electric line has commenced at
Kansas City.
Miss Bessie Rice of Halifax. Kan, is
here for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs E.
Pechner of East Fourth street.
Mrs. A. L. Hudson has gone to Chi
make their home in that city.
Charles F. Rogers, representing the
Grand Trunk railroad, is in Topeka at
tending the millers' convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Morse have gone
to Des Moines, Ia, where they expect to
make their home for the present.
]. D. McInnes, of the Lackawanna Of
fees in Kansas City. shook hands with
the Kansas millers at the convention.
The Topeka friends of Buffalo" Jones
are glad to know that he has been
appointed to that Yellowstone park joe
"A Chinese Wedding" Lowman Hill
production, drew crowded house at
the Euclid Avenue NJ E church last
night.
Col. P. NJ. Hoisington, of the K N
G., came to Topeka from Newton We'd
nesday. He came by train and not by
boat.
]. G. Sonecker has Joined the list OF
those mentiOned'' to succeed Judge
Caldwell on the United States circuit
bench.
The cash earnings of the penitentiary
for the month of June, as turned into
the state treasury yesterday, were
$1.825.22.
d. The Topeka Elks are going to play
two old cat and town ball to practice
for the game with the Emporia herd
July Is.
John W. Breidenthal has organized a
bank at Usage City to add to the string
securing
Trust company.
Eugene McGreevy, who played on the
Topeka ball team of $685. is pitching
good ball for the Bloomington team OF
the LII league.
Otto Kreuger, the ex-Topeka ball.
player. is cut of the game at ST. Louis
with punctured hand, the work OF
Dick Cooleys spikes.
Warden E. B. Jewett is i'll with some
thing akin to grip. He caught a hard
cold and has been confined to his bee
for the past 10 days.
Governor Stanley will deliver an ad-
dress at a negro exposition in Chicago
on August 23 The date has been desig.
mated as Kansas day.
Harry Peach, county clerk of Lyor
county, is here attending a meeting Of
the state board of equalization in thu
interest of Lyon county.
c. B. Holcomb, who is traffic repre
sentative of several large mills witt
headquarters at Kansas City, ATTENDED
the millers' convention.
Question for debate: When the Civil
Federation banishes all the dogs i,
town what will Dean Kaye do with hi
pack of Scotch collies?
j. H. Skinner of this city was il
KANSAS City yesterday attending
meeting. of the western association Q
wholesale nurserymen.
In the All-Star ball team of the Mis-
souri, valley league, Gill, the ex-Wash
burn players name appears on the lis
as one of the three best pitchers
A trick bicycle rider drew quite ;
crowd on East Seventh street last nigh
and after performing few feats on hi
wheel he collected about a hat full q
money.
A Topeka seer gives the following ad
vice: Farmers: don't go around brae
glng about your big potato and cor
crops. If you haven't dug the notatoe
might