The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-25

! II.
City Friday.
Mr. and Mrs H. c.. Leroy were in
Kansas City Friday.
Prof. and Mrs. w. A. Harshbarger. of
College Hill, are the parents of a son.
/ Marshalrs band will give its first
concert in Vinewood park Sunday even
4 ing.
Cantaloupes. very small and with a
good flavor, are selling two for Is
Herbert Gear. of the Edison Electric
Lighting company, is visiting his
mother in Clay Center.
There will be no meeting of the Ma
tive Sons and Daughters of Kansas
next Monday evening.
The Cumberland Boys band will give
a free open air concert at Eleventh and
Washington streets tonight.
DR. n. S. Mayo, state veterinarian,
may be sent out to see whether mango
exists in western Kansas counties.
The Epworth League of the First
Methodist church will hold its meeting
Sunday evening on Washburn campus
at 6:45 O'Clock.
S H. Kelsey, adjutant general of Kan
sas, visited the militia encampment al
st. Joe yesterday, and was given sa-
lutte of eleven guns.
At the meeting of the Topeka Gro
GERS association last night it was de-
wood park on August 19.
J. w. Dana, city attorney of Kansas
City, Kan, was in Topeka today Mr.
Dana may be a candidate for the SEN
ate to succeed ]. K. Cubbison.
The North Topeka Congregational
church, which was closed for repairs
last Sunday, will be opened tomorrow
and regular services will be held in it
A reception will be given to the new
department commander of the G. A R.
tonight, A w. Smith, by the local
Grand Army and w. r. c. organiza-
tons.
The headquarters of the Kansas G. A.
R. will be closed on August II, and
transferred to San Francisco, Palace
hotel The headquarters here will be
reopened on September 10.
Col T. ]. Jackson, of Newton, docu-
session of the legislature, is here to at
tend the reception given in honor of
! Department Commander Smith.
There are $50 varieties of Kansas wild
/ flowers and 300 varieties of cultivated
flowers in Dean Hayes garden west of
Grace cathedral anu north of the dean
cry on West Eighth avenue
The order of the Sons of Herman.
German American benevolent associa-
tion has raised enough money for the
relief of persons who suffered in the re-
cent flood to give each of its members
who suffered injury SIS.
w. D. Robinson, of the state labor
bureau, has gone to Pittsburg to attend
the state miners convention. Mr.. Rob
inson says that the miners and opera
tors have compromised on an increase
of cents a ton in the wage.
A dispatch from Emporia says:
Charlie Cloud and Clyde Moore, two
Topeka boys were robbed of SIS b.
two negroes in a box car near here last
night. The Topeka lads were returning
from the harvest fields"
The fee to be charged BARRIERS of the
state for a license to practice" will be
81 until September l when the law
provides that it shall be raised to 50.
/ Applications must be sent to w. L.
Aker 514 East Douglass street, Wichita,
Kan.
Department Commander A w. Smith
has issued his official order declaring
the Rock Island to be the official route
to the national encampment. 1t gives
the time table of the official train, and
other information of interest to old sol
diers.
The annual tennis tournament of the
Y. NJ. C. A will be held on the courts
at the corner of Ninth and Polk streets
this afternoon. The contestants in the
singles will be LUX VS.. Manley; Dalton
VS. Wood; Shumway VS.. Croskey, and
Cron VS.. England.
Free Employment Agent Gerow Is
receiving
vest hands in Sheridan, Thomas and
Rocks counties. He is unable to send
men because the special rate for har-
vest hands has expired, and laborers Go
not care to pay full fare.
CITY Engineer McCabe and Street
Commissioner Snyder yesterday visited
the place near Updegraff's farm where
the river was believed to have cut q
big hole during the recent flood, but
found no serious damage to the river
will 1Ir1 a
far as Silver Lake.
Vinewood park will be open to the
public from this afternoon on. The fare
from town will be ten cents a transfer
counting for nickel of the amount.
The Topeka Railway company expects
to begin the rebuilding of it's old lines
next week 1t will begin upon the Santa
Fe depot line.
The Y NJ c. A male quartette will
| sing at the union tent services Sunday
afternoon at o'clock. Rev. H. A. OFT
will address the meeting. In the even
ing at there will be a special musical
programme. DR.. Countermine will
preach on the 'GlorieS of the Larger
Outlook Extra seats will be provided
! to accommodate the evening audience.
An unknown writer contributed the
| following when you see a wagon
tap in the street, leave it there If you
wait you will presently see a man Cor
WOman) wearing an anxious look OIL his
face coming down the street looking
for that tap. He wants it then, so
don't lay it carefully on the fence but
leave it in the road where you saw it,
Another chapter in the Santa Fe
launch and the engine that propelled it.
has just been closed 1t was the Smith
Auto company who furnished; free of
charge the engine and to do it they had
to take the gasoline engine from an au-
tomobile belonging to Mr.. J. A. Nc
CLUE, of Emporia. When the launch
sank the auto company told Mr. Nc
CIure that they would make an entire
new engine for him. free of charge This
has just been done and Mr.. Mcclure
now has an up-to-date machine
Dr. J. Albert Berry. speciality diseases
| Of Stomach and Intestines.