The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-06-11


There will be another excursion to
Kansas City a week from Sunday.
Topeka and Fort Scott begin a series
of three games at that town Sunday.
DR.. H. B. Hogeboom has been elect
ed captain of the Elks baseball team.
When DR.. Mcfarland leaves town
who will succeed him as colonel in
command of the One Thousand?
Luther c. Smith, of the Mills car
pet department. is building a two
story house at Fourteenth and Harri-
son.
W. c. Austin, editor of the Chase
County Leader, came to Topeka today
to see a friend who is sick in one Of
the hospitals.
Miss May Reddick, of St Marys
will sing Sunday morning at the Sec
ond Church of Christ. Scientist, los
West Ninth street.
The members of the EIks will meet
at the lodge room at 1 p. m Monday
to go to the Santa Fe depot to well
come the Emporia herd.
United States Attorney Dean went
to Waterloo, Kan, Friday afternoon.
He will not be back in Topeka until
after the middle of next week.
The annual sermon of the Daugh-
teFs of Liberty will be preached sun
day afternoon, at o'clock, at the
Shiloh Baptist church by Rev. Fish
back.
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon will repre-
sent the Ministerial union at the fare
we'll meeting to DR.. J. T, Mcfarland
at the First Methodist church Sunday
night.
The water from the mains this
week has seemed to be about
IS 9910O pure mud. The water COM
pany was good enough to mix in a
little water.
Topeka has two ball games next week,
Monday afternoon and the newspaper
and state house men on next Wednes-
day afternoon.
Mrs. S. E. Sheldon and Mrs. Nc
Masters have each furnished a room
and Mrs. NJ E. Holmes has given a
set of dishes toward the furnishing of
the new wing at Ingleside.
There was a Welcome Meeting at the
Salvation Army hall Friday night. Cap
tain and Mrs. Edgar Stinnett who have
been appointed to take charge of the
work in Topeka were present and par
ticipated in the meeting
Pope" Schrader, who came here to
organize one of his churches, left for
Kansas City two weeks ago, promising
to come back here in two days. He
be BILE to struggle along without him.
Charley Blakesley says in his Kan
sas notes in the Kansas City Star:
George 2. Lerrigo, secretary of the
L y
other appeal for funds. 1t seems that
money makes both the mare go and
Lerrigo."
George Gossage was up before Unit
ed States Commissioner Williams on
the charge of selling liquor without a
license at Baldwin on Friday afternoon.
The case went over for a week because
| the government wishes TO gather more
evidence.
DR.. P. W. cranneH pastor Of the
-.
Quinton Heights Sunday night. This
will probably be the last service be-
fore DIR. CranneH leaves to begin his
work as president of the Kansas City
! Theological seminary.
Dog Officer Younkin captured g
vicious bulldog Friday, and killed the
animal under orders from Mayor Ber-
gundthal. Just before the dog was
shot, a man offered $40 for the brute
1 but the mayor said the dog was toe
mean to live, and he was probably
/ right,
! c. S. Ward, international secretary
of the Y. M. c. A arrived in Topeka
Friday night and today began the so
lieitation of funds for the new $75,00t
home which 1T is planned to erect fol
the M. Q. A. in this city. Sunday
| afternoon Mr.. Ward will speak al
/ the mass meeting to be held in the
auditorium of the high school at which
| time stereopticOn reproductions will bt
given of Y. M. c. A buildings in towns
of Topeka's size.
The members of the G. G. Gage corp.
! No. Sc held a very enjoyable picnic Al
the home of Mrs. William Swain il
! Oakland on last Wednesday. Those
| present were; Mrs. Lord, MES. Thomas
Mrs. Crawford, Mrs. Long, Mrs. Debow
Mrs. James, Mrs. Goodwin. Mrs. Fergu
son, Mrs. Dolstrom, Mrs. Jackson. Mrs
Vandewenter, MES. Allen, Mrs. Euler
Mrs. MCGEE, Mrs Lowe, Mrs. Glunt
/
Kate Mulvinill, Miss Ethel James, Mis-.
/ Anna Smith, Miss Ethle Porter Mis-.
Elsie Jackson, Miss Mabel Jackson, Miss
Grace Glunt, Miss Amimee MCGEE.
y have been troubled for some. tim,