The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-04-25

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You think you have got it,
But really you've not it,
The trouble is all in your eye
Chicago Tribune.
Harry J. Adams of Burlington is in
Topeka on business.
DR.. William Maclay Lyon of Kansas
City is visiting in Topeka.
Lottie Hayden was arrested Friday
afternoon on an insanity warrant.
Mrs ]. S. Parks. who has been at
Stormont hospital for some time, is i'm
proving.
The Topeka F'lambeau club has been
invited to help celebrate the Fourth Of
July at Ottawa.
This is rather cool for circus crowds
but 1t is stiu colder for the thinly clad
circus performers.
The Concordia Blade states that AL
bert Woodruff and family are preparing
to move to Topeka to live.
The Reds of the Y NJ. c. A. held a
banquet al the Y. n. c. A. rooms last
night, covers being laid for about 100
persons
Mrs Maggie MartindaIe and mother.
Mrs Elwood of Pittsburg. who have
been visiting Mrs. H. Rossetter, left
for Scranton today
Frank Bovey, who has been confined
to the Santa Fe hospital for several
weeks left yesterday. Mr.. Bovey lives
at so Klein street.
At the meeting of the Saturday Night
club this evening at Stebbins & Evans
Office, F. H. Foster will read paper
entitled THE American Horse
The School of Ethics viii meet at Lin
coin Post hall Sunday, April IS, at p.
m. Addresses by c. B. Powell, DIR.
Seeah, Rev. S. W. Soaring and others.
The police are holding a boy named
Homer Stallcup, who ran away from
Denver. His parents live at Peabody,
kas-. and he viii be sent back to them
there.
The Republican city central commit
tee has closed up business for the year
with about fifty dollars in the treasury
to commence next years campaign
with.
L. c. Edwards. editor of the Hum
boldt, Nebraska, Standard, is the guest
of friends in Topeka. Mr.. Edwards is
one of the youngest newspaper men in
Nebraska.
tence in The county jail for petty larce-
n.y. would have the county commission
ers let him pay the fine on the INSTALL
ment plan.
= deciding game Of basket ball will
be PLAYED between the Y. w C. A. and
the Washburn girls team at the Y. w.
G. A. gymnasium on Wednesday even
ing. April %.
Henry Oleson will be released from
the Reform school if he can get to Den
Yer where his brother is The county
commissioners have been requested to
furnish him transp ortation.
Miss Helen Kimber, president of the
Kansas Equal Suffrage association, IS
lecturing to county suffrage mass meet
ings on the subject Shall Kansas Wo-
men Be Given the Ballot?"
Several colored people came to To-
peka from Lawrence yesterday to testi-
fy in the case against John Kizer for
selling liquor without government
permit but Kizer jumped his bond
Sunday services will be held at the
North Topeka Y. ". c. A rooms. SO
North Kansas avenue There viii be an
address by Miss Harriet Broad. Music
will be furnished by the Congregational
choir.
On next Tuesday the trial of the Mar
tindale case will commence IN the u. 5
district court. Judge Phillips Of Kan
sas City will preside at the trial, Judge
Hook taking Judge Phillips bench dur
ing the time.
Col A S. Johnson, of 42O West Tenth
street, is offering for sale his splendid
residence at 400 Topeka avenue. 1t is
thoroughly built. has a most attractive
interior. conveniently arranged and
modern in every respect.
w. H. Kemper. I. o. o. F. grand sec
rotary, has purchased the three lots at
721 Topeka avenue. and viii erect fine
home The lots were bought from H.
N Coffin. treasurer of the state OF
Idaho, through the Strauss agency.
If the Washburn college students
would devote their surplus energy to de-
batting and athletics instead of daubing
paint on buildings, the college might
regain some ofAthe prestige it once held
as an oratorical and baseball stronghold.
H. c. Bowman. E. ". Poindexter. c.
B. Reed Evan Davis, w c. Chaffee, G.
w Clark. ". A. S. Bird. J. ". Robin
son, H. L. Alkire and W. c. F. Reichen-
bach have returned from Lawrence.
where they went to attend a Masonic
meeting.
There are to be fourteen carriages in
/ the procession in which President
Roosevelt will ride from the Santa Fe