The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-09

But nef ilpS ne could not reacn at duA.
His position was really unique.
And she kept the joke up for wique,
Keep on treating me SIOUX.
And some other sweetheart will slque
But the maid was a heartless coquette.
But to pin on a bouquet,
And then the youth kissed her.you buette.
Chicago News
The early gardener is prohting by this
weather.
Sheriff Lucas is looking for team of
horses stolen at EmDoria.
The wind blew at the rate of "A miles
an hour Wednesday afternoon.
The government thermometer ranged
between IS and II Wednesday.
The Scottish Rite Masons will hold
Maundy Thursday services tonight.
Topeka ought to be able to get the
waterworks now without further law
suits.
Justice r. A. Burch of the supreme
court will be the Memorial day orator
at Ottawa
The opening of spring reveals a few
new holes in the West Sixth avenue
cedar block pavement.
The Saturday Night club is making
the preliminary arrangements for its
annual spring banquet.
MISS EtdfI Hail. VINO was operated OH
at Stormont hospital Thursday, is re-
ported to be doing nicely
The branch alliance of Unity church
viii meet with Mrs. Harry Seery, 300
Topeka avenue, Friday afternoon
Wonder if Mayor Parker can figure
out that the recent election was popu-
lar endorsement of his policy"
The 25th anniversary meeting of the
Topeka W. c. T. u will be held at the
First Methodist church Friday after
noon.
The Arions will have a dance tomor-
row evening. Steinberg's fun orchestra
will furnish the music. All are well
come.
The vote at the city election will be
canvassed Friday evening, and Mayor
Bereundthal viii be installed at that
tire.
a Topeka Democrat suggests that a
hog instead of an eagle should be the
emblem at the head of the Republican
city ticket
Preparations are being made to trans
plant the Palms" in the garden since
spring has come. Mayor Bergundthai
will superintend the removal
Topeka will be something of a circus
town this year. Sells & Downs open
here April IS, and the Sells & Fore
paugh show viii be here May g.
Rev. L. P. Russell pastor Of the Sap
fist church at Lawrence, will speak to-
night at the Passion week services be-
ing held at the First Baptist church.
w. D. Graham fled a suit for divorce
in the district court Wednesday
against Ida Graham, and names Colly
Cohee as the other man in the case
Architect Henry Bennett, who fur
nlsned the plans for the new history
museum building at the Kansas uni
verslty was in Lawrence yesterday in
specting the building
MabelIe Crawford is a singer Of rOfe.
and her reputation has been fully es-
tablished. Her testimonial for pat
ent medicine is being used along with
the praises of Jessie Bartlett Davis
Rev. Bernard Kelly has received a
number Of invitations to deliver the
Memorial address on Decoration day, one
of them from another state, but he has
accepted the request from Hutchinson.
The Washburn baseball team win
start on the first trip of the season
Monday. Saturday afternoon an exhi-
bitiOn game will be played on the col
lege grounds with a picked team COM
posed OF the last years Business col
lege team.
The city council viii sit as a board of
canvassers Friday night to go over The
returns of the election. It won't take a
long as it did two years ago. when the
board was in session until $50 the next
morning, and then adjourned for break
fast.
1t is rumored that Mrs Nation is
coming back to Topeka for the purpose
wives. It is said that the two-st0ry
brick building at Twelfth and Kansas
avenue will be used for the nome. 1t
viii be an appropriate building
The usual war between the student
BODY at E-ashburn and Prof. Harsh
barger as to whether good baseball
players viii be allowed on the team Or
not has broken forth. WashDurn is gen
orally mighty hard up for good players
and when a star man is found the next
thing is a fight to keep him on the
| team
The branch of the Y. NJ. c. A. IN North
Topeka is making arrang ements to Sc
cure permanent headquarters of some
sort. It is intended to build as soon as
possible, and the committee on build
ing was given general authority to &c
ahead and secure a location. C. " Van
Horn is temporary secretary of the as
ISOLATION
Jesse Overstreet, of indianapolis
chairman of the finance committee OF
the United States house of representa-
tives, has accepted an invitation to de-
liver an address at the State Bankers
convention on May %. While in To
peka he will be the guest of Congress
man and Mrs. Charles Curtis.
The corrupt practices act'' which
passed the legislature. repeats the law
requiring candidates to file a statement
of their individual election expenses,
does not become a law until published
in the statute books. Consequently can
didates at the recent election will have
to file statements as in days of yore.
The Atchison Globe says: When
Evangelist Williams pulled out OF To-
peka yesterday and left the town to its
fate. 200 men, women and children
were at the Santa Fe depot to see him
off They sang hymns for half an hour
before the train started. and passengers
on the train were greatly excited to sec
so much to do over a man who was go
ing only fifty miles away
The spring athletic tournament of the
Topeka Industrial institute, given under
the auspices of the Institute Cadet COM
pany, will take place at the state fair
grounds Friday and Saturday after
4 Moons of this week Teams representing
three of the colored ward schools will
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