The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-04-30

And waved his long hair
Gut the audience was still as mouse
Hartford Post
Mr.. Fred Hazelton, of Norton, is Wis
Sells & Down circus will be at Okla
homa City May 2.
Congressman Charles Curtis Will re-
turn from. Washington about May 10
United states Attorney Dean has re-
turned from a visit of a week at ms
home in Marion.
The Washburn academy team play
ed it's first baseball game this after
noon with a Holton nine.
Gray Kennedy, who has been at ms
old home in Junction City seVefai
days, has returned to Topeka
The free employment agency mas re-
ceived an order for several eahNaSs1'S
to sell a patent hog catcher.
Monday is field day for Washburn-
The freshmen and sophomores VIII en-
Hage in their annual athletic contests
Rev. W. J. Hatfield, of the Third
PRESBYTERIAN church, entertained the
church officers at his home last nlghe
Three batteries of artillery from
Leavenworth will march from LeaVeil-
worth to Fl Riley during June, ana
will stop a day in Topeka.
The members of Capital lodge No
z Degree of Honor, are invited 20
sDend Tuesday afternoon, May 3, with
AIRS. George Frazier on Madison
street.
Wauace's circus. which comes to To
peka May 1e, has not yet begun rT Ehe
season and viii not until May Z Inc
Topeka circus seems 10 have gotten IN
early start
washburn college and the Warrens-
burg State Normal of Missouri are
PLAYING baseball at Washburn Held
this afternoon. Griggs is IN the poA
for the local collegians.
Charles Young of Cincinnati is at
Keith's hospital suffering with lock
law He is under the care of DR.. keith
little chance for his recovery
It is about time for some clothing
store in Topeka to paint sign on
the left field fence of Washburn park
and give the batter who knocks a
home run over it a suit of clothes.
Two boys were arrested yesterday for
breaking glass on the paved Streels:
TsicycIists and automobile owners VIII
agree that people with such breaking
inclinatfons should be allowed to break
rock.
Yea. verify, the changes in life are
great! Friday afternoon Crook"
Wright, chaneuring in an automobile,
passed "PearIy" Atkinson on a water
wagon which he was driving up ana
down Kansas avenue sprinkllng the
street.
People down on East Tenth avenue
are complaining about the actions Of
several young eolored girls, who seem
to make it their chief business TO DO
indecent things for the beneht OF
passersby. The police may be caIIed
upon to interfere.
Jackson's band will give a concert at
the Crawford theater May 10 to raise
money to buy new uniforms. Jackson
band will accompany the Kansas
colored Masons to the st. Louis eX-
position in August and the uniforms
are wanted for that event.
Professor q. L. McEachron will ad-
dress the Y. III. c. A, III East Eighth
avenue Sunday afternoon at o CLOCK
on the subject, Honest tflnklhS-
One of the special features OF the nusl-
cal programme, will be a vocal solo by /
Miss Emma Dennis.
Rev J. Barrett will preach at the
North Topeka Baptist church tOmor-
row morning He will preach the same /
sermon, from the same text and in the
same church where the sermon was
delivered by him 80 years ago tomor-
row when he was pastor Of the church |
The Woodmen of the World are
planning a big time for next Monday
night at their hall, AIS Kansas ave
nue. The one hundredth member of
the local lodge will be initiated, and
in honor of the event n. H. Wolf, who /
is the Nestor of the local order, will |
celebrate by giving big smoker. Two |
candidates are up for the initiation.
The Homeopathic and Eclectic Medi- |
cal societies will have a union banquet |
at the Y. w. c. A. rooms next Thurs |
day at D. m. Those who viii repre- |
sent the laity on the banquet program
are: Charles S. Gleed, ]. B. Larimer, /
David Overmyer, T. A. McNeal and H |
L PeStana. The supper viii be served |
by the ladies of the Episcopal church.
The Kansas building at the Worlds
fair is the recipient of some new con-
tributions for the "home exhibit from
Mrs Harvey J. Whitcomb of POtwin,
from this city Mrs. WhitcOmb paint
ed two pictures, one an autumn land
scape and the other a dogs head. |
Both are meritOrious- Mrs. WhitcOmb
has a place on the programme in the
department of art under the direction
of Mrs c. r. Knowles of Emporia at
the state federation meeting next
week.