The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-07-27

U. S. Marshal w. H. Mackey, Jr., was
in Kansas City Sunday.
Everybody's Magazine for August
contains a page picture of Mrs w. }.
Bailey.
Col Wilder S. Metcalf is an associ-
ate member of the U. s. Cavalry asso-
ciation-
Kennith Brintnall, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy w. Brintnall who has been serious
ly i'll, is convalescing.
Several members of the Topeka lodge
Knights of Columbus went to st. Marys
Sunday where initiatory ceremonies
were held.
Christ hospital now has hive OF
bees fast at work on the grounds MAX
ing honey from the white clover bios
SONS on the lawn.
w. L. Aker, secretary of the new
BARRIERS board, will certify the applica-
tionS of tonsorial artists at PA Kansas
avenue this morning.
The Ottawa Herald says: REV. H. =.
Marsh is planning to take class of
boys on an overland trip to Lawrence
and Topeka this next week"
The Journal of the U. S. Cavalry as
ISOLATION for July contains an article
on THE American Cavalry in China~
by Capt. William w. Forsyth.
The adage that Chickens come home
to roost'' did not apply to all the peo-
pie who went to Vinewood park Sun
In the Y. M G. A. tennis tournament
Saturday afternoon Z. Shumway and
Charles Croskey completed their series.
Shumway won by score of GA, So, 6-3-s
The Y. M. C. A. baseball team was
defeated Saturday by the Silver Lake
was played at Silver Lake and lasted
six innings.
Many people went to Vinewood park
this morning on the cars that left the
transfer station between and 9 O'Clock.
The cars were not crowded as they
were Sunday.
The latest John Collins story from the
penitentiary at Lansing is that he is
studying French and Italian and will
later study Spanish, German, Russian
and the Scandinavian languages
Prof. Harvey Worrall is the most ard
ent patron of the Vinewood park car
line. He paid the first fare on the first
car making regular trip, and Sunday
and today he was on hand early to pay
more fares and take more rides.
A Kansas City paper says: Mr.. and
Mrs. Irving w. Doolittle returned to
the city after a two weeks honeymoon
spent at New York Boston and other
eastern points. Mr.. Doolittle is clerk at
formerly manager of the Throop hotel
in Topeka.
Alonzo Wardai1 returned Sunday from
two months trip organizing cOopera-
i've stores. one store was established
at Kingman and one at Manchester Ok
Mr.. Wardal will go to California to at
tend the state cooperative meeting at
San Francisco.
Ottawa has a equation of which she
is very proud by claiming that the num-
Der of tickets sold at Ottawa for two
performances of Banda Rosa equals
number of tickets sold at Topeka for
three performances. But Ottawa
doesn't get many band concerts.
The story of the acquiring of a right
of way for an electric railway between
Topeka and Kansas City has been re-
vived Representatives of Kansas City
company are said to have purchased a
right of way from Vinewood park to the
east line of the county The officials of
the Topeka Railway company claim TO
know nothing of the enterprise.
''Marooned on a Sidetrack; or, The
Trailer that Wouldn't Run" is the title
of the novel which a young Topeka
aspirant for literary laurels is planning
to present to the public as soon as he
RECEIVERS from the fatigues of his mid
night peregrination from Vinewood
park to his lodging house in town. The
novel will be historical in character,
having to do with the famous openin.
of Vinewood park on Sunday, July 20.
The Brown County World says: ED
Backenstoce of the Powhattan neighbor-
hood has bought a farm in Jackson
county, near North Cedar Mr.. Back
enstOce and his family viii not move on
to it at present, however as they have
also purchased a beautiful suburban
home at}Topeka, adjoining the campus
of Washburn college. Mr. and Mrs.
Backenstoce leave behind them many