The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-10-07
SNAP SHOTS noMENEWS

What we've missed of calm we couIdn'
Have. you know
What we've met of stormy PAIN
we can better meet again,
If it blow.
For we know not every morrow,
Can be sad;
80 forgetting an the sorrow
Let US fold away our fears.
And put by our foolish tearts.
And through all the coming years,
james Whitcomb Riley.
The men at the fire department head
quarters are building a pigeon house.
jerry Simpson. formerly of Kansas. is
now president of the Roswell, n. M,
chamber of commerce.
A party of Topeka hunters went to
Meriden today to hunt ducks, which are
said to be abundant there.
The Taxa Art Embroidery club viii
meet Thursday afternoon with Mrs. =.
q. Nelson, 1920 Byron street.
Col. B. p. Campbell. the big Meade
county cattle man. was in Topeka to
see Governor Bailey Tuesday.
Governor Bailey is addressing the
Woodmen's log-rolling at Hiawatha to-
day. The governor is a Woodman him
self
Beulab chapter Eastern Star will
have social at Mr. Horns. corner
Fifth and Topeka avenue this (Wednes-
day. evening.
F. c. Raney editor of the Fort Scott
Republican and secretary of the Re
publican state central committee. was
in Topeka Tuesday.
A girl went out to VinewoOd park
with hammock this morning. On the
eame car was a man wearing a heavy
oVercoat and straw hat.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Z. Parker of Topeka
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. c. ]. Rolfe at
aH
general Office of the Santa Fe.
Mayor Bergundthal went to two
funerals Tuesday and did rot have
time to sign the city pay checks. He
was at work on the job this morning.
The coal trust cases have been set
for hearing in the supreme court on
December I. The decision will not then
be due until the January sitting of the
court
The streets and walks committee will
hold a meeting Friday for the purpose
of inspecting the Parkdale situation
and reaching some decision about the
proposed storm water sewer
L. E. Myers says that since taking
charge of the city railway he has cut
off free transportation formerly held by
ninety-two different Topeka people
friends of the old administration
Tonight the sophomore cane
rush will take place at Washburn Fol
lowing 1t Will be the annual open meet
ing of the Washburn College Literary
society This great double bill is pre-
scented to the public without money and
without price
Bert Kennedy. coach If the Wash
burn football team, says that it would
take good salary to get him to come
to Topeka as physical director OF
Washburn. He is getting well estab-
iished IN the dental business at Law
renee, and does not want to leave.
The Atchison Globe says: It is an
nounced from Topeka that the authori-
ties viii keep after the jointists. and that
the fight on them will be hotter than
ever. Considering that of nineIeen ar
rests and trials. there was only onS
conviction recently. and it cost Topeka
over 500. the decision to renew the fighi
must be alarming to the taxpayers
Governor Bailey has appointed tbs
following delegates to the river i'm
provement convention at Kansas CITY
John Bisby, J. Lafontain, George F
Ramsey, T. F. McClerry, e. W. O'Brien
and Horace Adams. Wabaunsee coun.
ty; Henry Short. Ed Worthing. E. F
Heisler, Ed Johnson and August Err