The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-28
SNAPSHOTS Al HOME NEWS

SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS
They went out to far Colo,
TO basE in the light and the SHADE.
But the air was so thin
That his bills at the inn
Went up. and guess he was maoo-
He went with his wife to Nantucket
And thought at last they had strucket
But they found at the beach
Everything out of reach, "a |
30 they packed up their satchels ana
shucket.
They thought that the country was
And said it was fine for the sleeper.
But they found that the farm
Though possessed of a charm.
Has an insect that drives its bill deeper
Back they went to their home in the CITY,
Robbed Of all but a feeling of pity
For the tired and the weak
Who perennially seek a,..
For the pleasures that seem to be nifty
Are you naturalized?
Are you registered?
This is the last day to register.
Sheriff Lucas was in Kansas City
Thursday.
The scottish Rite reunion closed last
night with banquet.
This is the last day to register BOOKS
close at 10 o'clock tonight
The annual reunion of Sloan looge Oh
Nasons will be held December 10.
Louis Enrich, who has been visiting
relatives in Fort Scott, has returned TO
Topeka.
that's best in shoe wear. Sold only at
the Palace.
SLOAN lodge will confer the degree of
Master Mason upon William o. NeVln
Tuesday night.
The question for debate at Washburn
Is whether the red will be above the
blue or the blue above the red
William P. NJ. Stevens and Miss Jes-
sic Lucille Holmes of Kansas CITY came
to Topeka to be married Wednesday
Andrew C. Jobes of Wichita. who
was here to attend the stockholders
meeting Of the Santa Fe. has returned
William Ken filed suit for divorce
from May Kell in the district court
Thursday afternoon. He charges aoan-
donment.
The street railway company is plac-
ing heavy steel rail along the Jackson
street line which will be used as
freight spur.
District Deputy Grand Master s. NJ
FOX. OF Manhattan, will make an OIL
cial visit of inspection to Sloan lodge
next Tuesday night
The Democratic students at Wash
burn college will try to hold up their
end Of the campaign by having DAVID
Overmyer address them.
F. l. Guy, a K. U. student, returned
to his home in Topeka today. He was
troubled with eczema on his face, and
returned here for treatment
Victor Morawetz. chairman of the
executive committee of the board Of
directors Of the Santa Fe Railroad
company, smokes Bull Durham cigar
cites.
The Topeka high school will go to
Lawrence Saturday to play game
ought to be easy picking for the To-
peka boys.
The Republican club of Washburn
college students will hold a meeting to-
night and J. G. West who was a judge,
and A w. Dana, who will be a judge,
will make the speeches
BENJAMIN P. Cheney, one of the d.
rectors of the Santa F'e and also one
of the largest single stockholders VINO
was here to attend the annual meeting
yesterday, married the actress Jdna
Arthur.
Mr.. ]. E. Hurley, general superfn-
tendent of the Santa Fe. is out on the
special train with President Ripley
and party on a tour of inspection or
the Southern Kansas division of the
road.
Blue ribbons are being displayed in
the store windows just to SHOW that
even the storekeepers who don't know
n center rush from a Side line want Ine
sons of Ichabod to come out victorious
in the contest Saturday with K. q.
Mayor Bergundthal and City Engi-
neer McCabe made an inspection OF the
street car tracks on Jackson south OF
Huntoon Thursday, and decided that 1t
would be unnecessary to change them
They are not quite in the center of the
street, but IL does not interfere with
anybody's rights
The city railway has commenced to
receive it's order of heavy rails to relay
all the remaining portions of the light
rail track in the city. The rails have
been scattered along Jackson and
some other streets, and the work Of
tearing up the track on jackson street
mas commenced. A force of several
hundred men will be put at work soon.