The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-22
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SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWS
Strange, is nofs She was making her gar
Planting the old fashioned flowers that
Bleed.ng-hearts tender and bachelor but
Spreading the seeds in the old-fashioned
way.
Just in the old fashioned way. too. our
|, quarrel
Planting, indeed, bleeding-hearts for two
ordaining bachelors buttons for me.
Strange, was it not? But seeds planted in
Sour in the earth, and ere long. decay.
Withered the bleeding-hearts, blighted the
And-we were wed-in the old fashioned
st. Paul Dispatch.
The heating plant manages to keep
the state house very comfortable these
mild days.
Suzanne Adams will make her first
appearance in Topeka at the Auditor
ium tonight.
The new Thompson Brothers store
front is one of the handsomest on KAN
sas avenue.
T. f. Doran has returned from hunt,
bringing with him several luscious rae
coons which he has distributed among
his friends.
I. S. Lewis, chief clerk in the office
of superintendent of insurance, has
gone to Denver with his family for a
months visit.
Miss Gertrude Painter of Atchison
will leave Christ hospital in few
days after having recovered from an
| operation for abceSS-
The state charter board has granted
articles Of Incorporation to the Sharon
Valley State Bank of Sharon, Kansas
1t is capitalized at $4,000.
Mrs. nj. L. Wadleigh. was called to
Los Angeles Wednesday by telegram
announcing that her son Wallace Wad-
leigh was severely sick with typhoid
fever.
For the information of the susceptible
young men of Topeka 1t may be stated
that Suzanne Adams is married and her
husband is Leo Stern. the cellist with
her company.
Fred Boutwell,. who went to jail yes
lterday under heavy fine from the dis
trict court for an assault committed last
November, has furnished bond and will
appeal his case.
The Kansas Equal Suffrage associa-
ton has arranged to issue news2ap per
to be called Fair Play" Arrangements
| have been made for its admission TO the
Topeka postoffice.
A Bible class of thirty-four young
negro men was organized under the as-
! spices OF the I. M. - "A al 20 1AdilSe1S
avenue last night. DR.. Jackson was
elected president and Robert De Frantz,
secretary.
The state board of railroad commits
sioners will go to Wichita November 4
to hear the complaint filed by the city
authorities against the Santa Fe and
Missouri Pacific roads concerning eX-
cess rates on coal from the Pittsburg
district.
After the city railway got through
tearing up sufficient brick pavement on
Huntoon street between Van Buren, and
Harrison streets to allow double
track to be laid the curb stones at each
side of the street remained and that
was about all.
The suit brought by William Sells
against P. I. Bonebrake, executor OF the
estate of the late Sarah Ann sens
e1reenspan, has been appealed from the
district court to the supreme court
Sells sued for $4,000 claimed to be que
him from the. estate ,ss
G. N. Hines. who had an application
for a permit to sell LIQUOR on ME IN the
probate court, withdrew it Weanesday-
Presumably he became alarmed Wheh
County Attorney Hungate as 1a1t ~ ror q
/ nostpenement CT the hearing last Tues-
day in order to have time to prepare
some evidence bearing against the april
cation.
Miss Florence Sin1ms. national secre-
tary of the Y We &C. A, addressed the
Young women of the Topeka ASSOCIATION
, last night This afternoon she addresses
} a gathering at the home of Mrs L. b.
sweet Her other engag ements here are.
At the First NJ. e. prayer meeting To-
NIGHT. at the noon meeting OF the glflS
. at the Western Wooden mills, FRIDAY; at
the Topeka Business college, FTlday
afternoon She leaves for Kansas CITY
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