The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-05-03
SNAP SHOTS NEWS

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Little Mani Little Man! come 10 me nowl
Come, let me hold you tight!
VIII fold you away In the nest OF my
Far from all harm tonight
Deep in my heart is garden
OF lilies Of love and they glow
In the hght, looming into an Eden
That only a mother can know.
Little Man! Little Mani close your dear
III sing you or to sleep.
While mystical elfins of babyhood dreams
Hover about YOU and creep,
Ever so lightly to lead you
Into the realms where love
Dimples your pathway with kisses
AS pure as the dew from above.
Little Mani Little Man! now you are safe.
Forever safe on my breast,
Your heart in my heart is embedded,
And night croons a song of rest.
Rest while the beautiful lilies
OF love guard your slumber and glow
In the light of an earthly Eden
That only a mother can know.
Herbert Fiansburg, in Denver News.
Measles is still prevalent in Topeka.
There are now forty girls employed
In the Topeka Independent telephone
Office.
Harry Bone, Governor Bailey's pri-
vate secretary, was in Kansas City
Monday
Topeka will have doctors to spare
tomorrow. Three state medical scot
Many Topeka people were surprised
to hear the big Santa Fe shop whistle
at the usual hour this morning.
DR.. Lawrence Chamberlain. who
went to New Mexico on account of his
health, is reported to be improving
rapidly.
DR.. w. c. Hamilton has returned
from Washington. He blushingly ad-
ntts that he had a conference with
the president.
Arthur Griggs will pitch for the
Washburn baseball team tomorrow in
the La France benefit game with the
Topeka league team.
Gordon Cron, Clyde Allen and Bert
Sutton. three members of the crack
Washburn quartette, were admitted to
the Modocs recently.
The ladies of the First Baptist
church will give thfmble party at
$3.50 Thursday at the home of Mrs.
B. A. Bailey, 71S Tyler street.
! J. w. Going, president of the Shaw
nee Fire Insurance company, NJ w.
Van Valkenburg and Chas. F. Thomas
were IN Kansas City Monday
On Friday night of this week Mrs.
C. f. Menninger VIII give her art lee
ture, The Ten Masterpieces" at
Campbell university, in HoIton, with
stereopticon reproductions.
There will be a called meeting of
the Topeka City Troop at the Com
mercial club rooms tonight to arrange
for Memorial day and the flower
parade.
Warren Gill pitched for Cedar
Rapids Sunday against Rock Island.
! Cedar Rapids won, to T. but Gill did
not strike out a player and four two
base hits were made off his delivery.
Olive May and Vincent Serrano are
playing a vaudeville sketch by Grant
Stewart entitled The Girl From Kan
sas." Olive May played Bonita" and
Serrano played Lieut.. Denton" In
| Arizona" here.
The Shawnee County horticultural
society meets for the first alI-day
gathering of the summer on Thurs
day with A. NJ. B. Smith, of Highland
Park. The occasion will be one Of
unusual interest. not only because of
the good programme, in which Mar
garet Hill McCarter, Alice Buchanan
Robert Stone and State Secretary
Barnes take part, but because there
is a display at this place of fifteen
acres of fruit trees, principally cher
ries, in full bloom.
A number of Topekans are on the
programme for the seventeenth an
nual session of the Kansas Bankers
association, which will be held in
Wichita on May II, Is and 10. E. B.
Cowgirl will deliver an address on
Kansas, Her Chief Source of In
come" j. r. Mulvane will have the
topic kansas, Her Banks Historically
and PrOphetically." P. I. Bonebrake
Will speak on The Outlook" Morton
Albaugh will speak on Needed Re
forms for State Banks"