The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-09-29
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWs


Why should we sigh.
Because the summer has gone By,
Or murmur- Ny Oh. N.Y.
To see the flowers die2
Why should sign
Though the straw hat soon must lie
A spurned and caSt-of thing? An. why
Should We sigh.
Come let Us Try
To keep our heads and our spirits high
Chicago Record-Herald-
Cider" smith looked for rain today.
This year onions are stronger than US
uaL
Judge Frank Doster was in kansas
City Monday
The bowling alleys at the T A a
have been rebuilt.
The sale Of seats for THE Tenderfoot''
begins tomorrow
George Findlay went to Kansas City
Monday for a short visit.
Judge Charles E LobdeH, of Larnd.
was in Topeka yesterday.
The jury in the district court is now
grinding on the grist Of civil suits.
Col T J Jackson Of Newton. is in
Topeka visiting his son. Cooper Jack
son
There viii be another burlesaue show
/ in Topeka soon Il viii be The Tiger
/ Lilies
/ Duck hunters are getting uneasy. A
few have made trips to Lake View with
no success.
Sheriff Lucas. County Attorney Hun
gate and Probate Judge Hayden are
planning a big rabbit hunt
The sand bars extend nearly two
thirds OF the way across the Kansas
river near the Sardou avenue bridge
/ The enrolment Of the Kansas Medical
college the medical department Of
Washburn. is 90 Last year the enroll
ment was s.
DR.. George NJ Minney has been ap-
pointed assistant surgeon with rank Of
captain Of Battery B h N G.. by
Major Minnick Of Wichita
If William Sells, the circus magnate
+ ever sets his eyes on the gaudily painted
insane asylum wagon. he viii kidnap It
and add it to his circus
Robert Smith Of the medical school.
and E.ldon Tice. OF the COLLEGIATE de-
/ partment Of Washburzl- have been Sc
! lected &c assist Manager F. NJ Leach
in the work on the football teams
affairs
/ DR.. ! E Minney left for Chicago
/ Monday evening 70 attend the meeting
I of the academy of railway surgeons.
which will be held in that city October
I and .. Mrs. Minney accompanied her
husband.
Tie Topeka Water company has al
( last restored the water pressure that
/ has been below the required amount
ever since the food The large we'll
which has been out Of service. has been
cleaned and Is now IN use
A lantern parade viii be given Fri
day evening on Monroe street between
Ninth and Tenth streets A souvenir
/ viii be given TO each child with q Ian
/ tern In case Of cold or stormy weather
the parade VIII be postponed
There was a meeting of the athletic
board OF control at Washburn college
/ Monday afternoon II was for the pu=-
pose Of making arrangements TO pay OF
the rest Of the athletic debt. the money
for which has nearly all been pledged
D w Little has returned from a tour
/ in the north western part Of the state
and says that good horses are exceed
ingly scarce He SAYS that horses which
could have been bought for SO few
/ years ago are now selling for 500.
The dednite-c contract loan OF the
Shawnee Building and Loan association
is popular with borrowers a payment
of $3.50 each month pays of loan Of
/ s.. COO interest and principal. in ter
years: $3.50 viii do II in i've years
Call at lis West Sixth street
The property owners along the Wesi
I Fifteenth street pavement are very IN
I friendly to the idea Of having a stree
car line through their street The
stree car franchise ordinance allows
tracks 10 be laid in any pavement ovel
twenty feet in width The Fifteenth
/ street pavement is thirty.
The first meeting Of the general eoun-
Gil OF Washburn college was held Mon
day evening al the fine arts room al the
4 college The general council is a newly
f organized body. and consists of the
president Of the college. the dean Of each
( department. and one representative
from each faculty Its purpose Is tc
consult about the general welfare OF the
college, and decide on general policies.