The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-02
SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS

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First. dear. loved you like the dawn,
| A cool new love, discreet and pale,
A love that trembled like fawn,
Full of shy fear lest love should fail
Then came the noon-Iove: like a flower
| That CLOVIS in the embracing air
It flung its beauty to the hour
And passing, left fragrance there.
And now tits sunset and the mere
Is all bloom like blossoming trees
ana 81, row my even EN-, go love is mere
Louise Morgan Sill, in Harper's Weekly.
w. F. Hill. editor of the westmore-
land Recorder, spent Thursday in To-
peka.
City Clerk Squires will leave on Sep
TENDER for vacation trip in Colo
RADIO.
City Engineer McCabe suffered with
an attack of rheumatism Thursday and
was off duty.
The alley between Eleventh and
Twelfth and Harrison and Topeka ave-
nue. is being paved.
w. o. Nevill, trainmaster of the Rock
Island, has returned to Topeka after
being on the road several days.
Henry Beerman, who has been in the
city for several days, has returned to
Ottawa. He will go to New York soon.
Judge Pollock returned on Thursday
from his summers vacation in Canada.
He began work in the federal court to-
day.
DR.. Norman Plass, president of Wash
burn college, has returned TO Topeka
after spending a month away on a va
cation.
James Clark, Washburn student
who has been out in Wyoming selling
stereoscopic views, returned to Topeka
Thursday.
All OF the booth space in industrial
hall, the new frame building at the
fair grounds, has been sold out for ex-
hibits at the fair.
Herbert Armstrong. chief clerk at the
supreme court, returned today from a
months outing at his cottage on Isle
Royal in Lake Superior.
Major Anderson gives out this: Par
ties looking for profitable investment
in paying manufacturing industry,
are requested to call on the CONNER
cial club for particulars"
Miss Rena Davis, of Washington, D..
c.. Miss Ruth Schnacke. of Mcpherson,
and Miss Cecil Davis of Junction City,
are visiting their aunt, Mrs.L L. D. Whit
temore, at 1919 College avenue.
DR.. ]. c. Miller of Emporia is in To-
peka to lay the corner stone of the Sec
ond Presbyterian church. DIR. Miller
was formerly pastor of this church. He
is now president of the College of En-
poria.
Salina Union: Mrs. S. S. Estey and
daughter have gone to their new home
in Topeka. DR.. Estey remained in town
today by request to marry a couple this
evening. He will go to Topeka tomor-
row morning.
Mrs. Cora Smith will give the Tom
Thumb wedding for the benefit of the
new window fund for the new First
Baptist church on next Wednesday
evening at the Baptist tabernacle. All
the participants will be in full evening
dress.
A meeting of property owners ad
joining the Bodwell site at Ninth and
Quincy streets upon which the Y. NJ.
c. a. has an option to locate its new
home. was scheduled for the Copeland
hotel at 4 o'clock this afternoon to have
the building put at that place.
The Postofice drug store. owned by
Frank Keith, will change hands. DR..
A. ]. Jones of Buffalo, Mo-, is in the
city and completing arrangements to
purchase the place. A son of DR.. Jones
who is a pharmacist win be in charge.
while DR.. Jones himself, will practice
medicine.
The fall meeting of the Commercial
club, scheduled for September IA, will
the state fair. This will be the first
meeting after the summer vacation.
While nothing of great Importance is
to come up at the September meeting
there are whole lot of small matters
which must be looked after.
The street commissioners pay roll for
the month of August was $2.679.54. This
is S60339 under Mr.. Snyder's estimate
for the month. One item upon which
a saving is made was in cutting weeds.
Under the new act of the council, the
city is not paying the expense of cut
ting weeds in the parkings. 1t is charg-
ed up to the owners of abutting pro-
perty.
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