The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-08-12
SNAPSHOTS HOME NEWS.

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hain't so much on music-leastwise !
Bout goin' to grand op'ry till they git
| the price down cheap.
I heerd that Teller Susy and heerd a
That all the folks around me lowed was
1 hain.t no hand for male quartets er
singin' by the choir,
But thar's one bit O. melody that gifts me
And that's when Mary Ann, my gal. sets
And plays that ifItermezzer from the Ca
War Rustycanny.
l never played no tune myself exceptin'
| Home. Sweet Home"
1 ulster do that sometimes with some pa
I never Iarnt to read no notes or figger
And as fer gittin' up to sing I'D sooner
When folks gifts talkin music it jes' puts
me to the bad.
But thar's one time I like it, though it
makes me sorter sad
/ And that's when Mary Ann, my gal. sits
And plays that interviewer from the Ca
War Rustycanny-
I s'pose I'd like it better if it had some
1 don't quite git the meanin' o. them
words, because I'm lame
On all them foreign langwidges-it amt
It's somethin' bout a sandwich. and I
s'pose a can O. beer
cat much figger after all.
And thar's enc time when music turns
al trouble to the wall.
And that's when Mary Ann, my gal, sits
down to the PLAINLY
And plays that interviewer from the Ca
w. F. kirk In Milwaukee Sentinel
Ivan Ward is visiting in Horton.
The roof is being placed on the new
manual training high school.
Warren NJ. Crosby and Charles Adj
ans left today for Boston and New
York.
new Parkhurst-Davis building are up
to the third story.
George Allen. son of Judge S. H.
Allen, has taken position with the
Wolff Packing Co, as book keeper.
Officer Dusenberry is now after boys
who swear on the streets. 1t might be
all right if they swore at some streets.
The Denver Western League baseball
team stopped in Topeka between trains
Thursday morning on the way home
from st. Joe.
The Santa Fe will send seventeen
special trains of knights Templar to
the triennial conclave at San Fran
cisco this month
DR.. Dams, head of the Washburn
department of chemistry. is in Chi
cago purchasing equipment for the
chemical laboratories.
There is one thing nice about nation
al guard encampments anyway. 1t gives
a lot of the fellows vacations who be-
long to the companies.
A work car jumped the track on the
Vinewood line Thursday afternoon
during the time the traffic to the base
ball park was the heaviest.
The third annual watermelon social
of the Dougherty Success club will be
given at the residence of George E.
Dougherty, Fifteenth and Western av-
enue.
Frank Drill. pitcher from Colorado
Springs. has informed the Topeka man
agement that he will come to Topeka
and play the rest of the season for his
ASK a coal dealer about prices and he
will tell you to buy now for the prices
will be higher after awhile. That state
nent will come wherever the question |
The Booster is the name of Fred |
Badgers new paper at Crimson, Mo. |
The first issue will come out next |
week. Mr.. Badger is a formerly of |
Topeka man.
Tonight is the date for the third |
contest at Vinewood park. |
The contest will take place after the |
regular performance of the play.
Captain Racket"
Sale tomorrow of IS. Sc, 81 Flor
sheim's fine sample shoes at $2.95.
It's the greatest mems shoe bargain.
know the brand. All sizes and
WldtnS- sale begins at CLOCK a.
m. at the Palace.
The Washburn quartette will start
on their concert tour under the aus
pices of the Central Lyceum bureau
about the 1st of October. The quar-
tette is composed of Messrs. Allen,
Sutton, Cron and Hill.
Those who will contest in the anna
tours programme at the Vinewood
theater tonight are Azel Hughes, Miss
Charlotte Long. Pauline Mar
shall, Frank Roberts and Miss Nan
Johnson.
]. NJ. Meade, engineer of the eastern
grand division of the Santa Fee, has re-
turned from Ottawa and Holiday
where he has been attending to the
work for the Strengthening of the cut
off of the Santa Fe.
Three circuses are in Kansas this
month. and none of them will come
% Topeka, but Topeka is doing pretty
we'll this year with Sells & Downs,
he Wallace shows, the Ringlings and
8arnum & Bailey.
The Atchison Globe says: "a To-
oeka girl who leaves in the fall to take
l position as nurse in a st. Louis SAN
tarium will arrive in Atchison next
week to take a course in training.
Her hostess and friends will give par /
les for her ha I,oI