The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-04
sNAP sHOTs ATHOMENEWs.

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Albert Reid expects to move into his
new house in about a month.
Congressman Charles Curtis has re-
turned from his trip to Washington.
The Easter millinery openings are
distracting the attention of the women.
The January term of the district court
closes today and the April term begins
Monday.
John J. Boyd of Albuquerque is visit
ing the family of County Treasurer
elect F. c. Bowen
John F. switzer is expected to read
his paper on labor unions before the
Saturday Night club tonight.
A company has been formed in To-
Deka to manufacture the refrigerator
invented by W. E Matthewson.
3. F. Hilton of Osborne was in To-
peka Friday purchasing material for
telephone line from Osborne to Luray.
George Neil, who has been out on his
farm for several days, returned yester-
day, and viii stay until the election is
over.
Howard Guild. who has been travel
ing for the National Music company OF
Chicago. is home for few days this
week.
Evangelist Williams will address a
men only meeting at the tabernacle
Sunday afternoon. It win be the last
in the series.
Governor Bailey has appointed Ar
thur NJ. Seyster of Concordia as captain
of the Second regiment, Kansas Ma
tional guard.
Aaron Jetmore has returned to New
York after having assisted in the prose-
cution of the Maris and Wilson case IN
the district court.
Morton Albaugh and Harry J. Bone
were in Kansas City Friday recu2er-
ating from the strenuous work at the
Great Bend convention.
Fred p Carr. an attorney of Des
Moines, Iowa, is in Topeka taking depo-
sitions in a S25. coo damage suit against
the Santa Fe railroad.
A half dozen bicycle owners have had
their wheels stolen during the past
week. Among the losers are Homer
Bowman and Horace Pond.
Secretary Barnes, of the State Horti-
cultural society, has been investigating
the peach buds in the southern part of
the state and he says they are all right.
Miss Lora Squire, organizer of the
Christian Woman's Board of Missions
will speak at Belvoir school house Sun
day afternoon at 4:15- Sunday school
at 3D..
Now that the Seventh district con-
vention is over perhaps Harry Bone viii
find time to help Governor Bailey put
in that truck patch at the executive
mansion.
Owing to the comparatively small in
crease in the registration in the dry
precincts of the city. it will necessary
for every friend of law and order to go
to the polls.
In the district court Friday the mo-
ton for a new trial in the case of Lizzie
E Wooster against Crane & Co. was
argued and taken under Amusement by
Judge Hazen.
The state board of railroad assessors
are planning to take a trip to Denver
while they are assessing the Union Pa
cific 1t will be only a few hours run
for them to make the trip
Monday night the law and order peo-
pie viii hold a meeting at Jordan's hall
in Tennesseetown. 1t will be the last
meeting of the campign, and a special
effort viii be made to make it a vote
winner.
The Washburn college students have
organized a dramatic club and will
make their first appearance in Cold
smiths she Stops to Conquer" The
club is quite generous hearted, as they
make their first appearance April II
for the benefit of the Athletic associa-
ton.
Elmer A. Nelson. an apprentice on the
United States steamship Hartford. is
spending his furlough with his parents
at 226 Klein avenue The cruise of the
Hartford, which left Washington, D. g..
in October. 1902, included all of the in.
teresting places in Europe, Africa and
nearby islands.
owing to the fact that certain
changes have been made necessary in
the Paynter voting machine by the new
election law. the machine was not
ready to be tested by the members of
the city council last night. The ma
chine viii be ready for use today, and
another meeting is to be held at 4
o'clock.
DR. L. A. Ryder, who is taking a post
graduate court in Chicago, writes to a
friend here that at this season of the
year the hospitals are crowded with in,
teresting clinical cases He reports that
wonderful results are being obtained
from the treatment of cancers and ma
lignant diseases by the ROentgen ana
Finsen ray. The doctor will probably
return fuH-hedged X-ray man.
The Topeka Choral union is selling Z.
large number Of season tickets giving
admission to all four entertainments of
the May festival The season tickets
sell for 50. while single admissions to
s. The Theodore Thomas orchestra
will give one Of the other three enter.
tainnents that can be heard for the
other fifty cents if you buy a seasols
ticket.
Special to the Topeka State Journal
by the Marconi system of telegraDhy.
Lawrence, April 4.-Prof. George Wash
ington Jackson with his famous band
created a furore here last night The
band was given an ovation u2on this
its first official visit here. Jackson is
one of the greatest band leaders in the
country today and he never failed to
bring his audience to the highest pitch