The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-06-13
SNAP SHOTS ATHOMENEwS.

SNAP SHOTS ATHOMENEWS.
The Man About Town Of the Philadei-
phia Press is the latest to complain in
verse. Taking the Gilbert and Sullivan
writes.
II you want the receipt for that popular
known to the world as musical farce.
Take libretust who won't care cop
Lyric On two YOU can't possibly parse.
The brass Of pugilist fresh from vic
Jokes that were forged by pre-Adamite
German comedians chats contradictory.
Dainty souhrettes who have passed NOR
Tunes mat would shame DE most igno-
sung by rouge-pot that hirts fan
a tenor whose sansfroid's as fearful as
Scenery painted when earth first began.
"a hit at some perfectly harmless Old
Then a good Angela liberal hacker. he
Don't know thing but is good at eN-
Critics from Gotham to surely defend it.
Poorest Of voices put into star parts
And hang any. plot so you've two love
Take Of these elements all that is fusi-
Melt them all down in pipkin or
Set them to simmer and out. Of the scum
musical farce is the residuum
The w. C.. T. L. viii meet at the First
Methodist church Monday afternoon AZ
3 o'clock
There viii be a meeting of the Ohio
association at the hall. ll9 West sixth
street Monday evening
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Teter and family
left today for Los Angeles. Cal, where
they Will reside permanently.
Shawnee council No. J. F. A. a. VIII
meet at the han of council No. ,, l0l
Kansas avenue. next Tuesday evening.
Mr. Nicholson had better get out his
street sprinkler and go to work in
North Topeka. The dust is getting bad
If you want Freeman Sardou's cher
ries. be sure to see that his name ana
the date are stamped onreaeh box. They
are for sale only at sam Hindmans
S. A. Jones, of Beloit, has come to
Topeka to join the Mail and Breeze
forces. He formerly published the Be
lott call.
b c. Chubbic. Of BelQit. was in To-
peka today on his way to Indianapolis
10 attend the national meeting of>the
NJ W. A.
city prisoners are being loaned to
North Topeka people for house cleaning
purposes. Council Blossom is using
Few today.
on Tuesday the Kansas Mutual Life
the purpose of reorganizing- The meet
ing is likely to last several days.
The Topeka Tennis club used its
courts this afternoon for the first time
this season. Tennis like other crops. is
very backward this year on account of
wet weather.
The auditing committee of the food
relief fund went over and approved bills
10 the amount of S11.3S1.21 Friday, and
these bills viii at once be paid out of
the relief funds.
Mrs Van Clun has received word from
a. c. Van Clun, who formerly worked
for the A. II a. $. +. here of an acCi~
dent which happened TO him caused by
injured.
Some insurance papers and office
books Of value are in the possession OF
Mr. Leishman at the north end of thN
bridge. The owner can get them by
proving property.
MT Holmes Meade who had a sur
Bical operation performed at Christ hos
pital Wednesday, will be confined to his
bed al the hospital for about a month
The operation was successful.
Mrs a. @. Swanson. who has been
visiting her parents Mr.. and Mrs. John
Smeddick of 621 jefferson street, for the
past two months, left today for her
home in Cardenas, Mexico.
James Warner. of Mcpherson. wiz
deliver lecture at the Crawford opera
house at o'clock Sunday against the
prohibition liquor law. He saws he VIII
give the receipts to the flood relief fund
Chief of Police Carl Goff has reoc-
cupled his house in the west part of the
flooded district. The chief is suffering
from blood poison resulting from being
In the mud and water for several days.
AT the ministers meeting next Mon
day morning President Plass of Wash
burn, viii read a paper on. Possible
Changes in Seminary Courses" and DIT
Countermine VIII give a book review.
Topeka council No. 8. Triple Tie Ben
EFT association. will give musical en-
tertainment and ice cream supper at
Lincoln Post hall Tuesday evening for
the benefit of the North Topeka relief
fund.
Lake View has overlooked Owing to
the scarcity of labor it is deemed adj
Visable for every member who can to
come TO the club house on Wednesday.
June III to assist in clearing away the
drift-W. A. Morton. president
County Surveyor John Rogers, who is
IN charge OF the construction of the
various pontoons and temporary bridges
to connect the Melan bridge with North
Topeka used to be employed by the
United States government as bridge
builder.
Gen Joseph l. Topham has just com
pleted "a novel, the principal chapters
of which are devoted to a description
of Kansas life. General Topham will
spend the rest of this year at Topeka at
MoIh upon a. romance OF Kansas. colo
RADIO Arizona and California life
The prize Egg-O-See drawing which
appears in tonights State Journal is
the work Of Albert Roebuck, son Of
Frank H. Roebuck. 94t Morris avenue,
machinist in the Santa Fe shops
Albert Roebuck is Is years old and a
student at LoWman Hill school.
Instead of making contribution ONT
right to the North Topeka relief fund
the W. ". Gavitt Medical company ana