The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-09-24
SNAPSHOTS ATHOME NEWS

I'm KEEP in" when I'm tardy,,"
An I'm KEEP in, when I'm '1ate;'
I'm KEEP in for position
That means not settin' straight
IN Nv E Fe8dih IN, a6 on my my $ 59fEsTfy'
An I'm KEEP in some for laughIn'
But m KEEP in most for fightin'-
I'm KEEP in" when my marbles
Comes rattlin' from my pockets.
An sometimes when my matches
Gets mixed up with my rockets
I'm KEEP in eff 1 whisper.
An I'm KEEP in eff chaw
The piece Of gum I've borried
An am warmin in my jawI
The truth i. at I'm KEEP In
But one jolly thing about IL
Is. the teachers KEEP in" too.
Eva Williams Malone in Frank Leslie's.
A bungalow in Highland park is
called THE Three Gables"
Some folders in the shock but as
yet no frost is on a pumpkin
The handsome elm trees in front of
Clugston flats have been cut down.
Farmers report that crows are par
ucularly ravenOus for corn this year.
The quarters for the board of edu-
cation Will be completed before the
next meeting.
The jury in the district court is
having recess from Friday to Mon
The Saturday Night club will begin
its seasons work tonight. L. S. Ferry
will read a paper.
The Washburn Review issued it's first
number of the school year Friday. II is
improved over last year.
Fred Wellhouse has had men pick
ing apples from his orchards near
Wakarusa for several days
This is the first regular holiday the
school choldren have had since they
began school last Tuesday.
After next Sunday the cars on the
VinewOOd line will run only to Cali
fornia avenue, except on pleasant Sum
days
Dr. H. A. Warner. of Topeka, read
paper yesterday before the meeting of
the Associated Fraternities at st.
Louis.
The FroebeI Mothers union meets
with Mrs c h Bunger. 81 West
2 80 D. m.
W. w. Fisher will leave tomorrow
for Cherokee where he goes to deliver
the emancipation address for the color
ed people, next Monday.
Councilman c. K. Holiday says he
will fight the proposed purchase of the
by the city for $500, 900. He
says he is opposed to all public owner
ship of utilities.
A number of the Republican polite
Il
the meetings at Dover and Willard to-
day. Congressman Curtis and Judge
Dana will be the speakers
Through an error the announcement
was made that H x Devendorf would
give a smoker to the members of Lin
coin Post hall last night 1t was one
day too early. The smoker will be
given tonight
A postal card has been received from
L NJ Nellis. mailed at New Westmin-
r n
tains the pictures of not less than $50
salmon, which Mr.. Nellis is supposed
to have caught.
The season will be closed at Vine
concert by Steinberg's full orchestra
from to 6 p. m. The amusements will
all be open for the last time this sea-
son during the day and evening
All summer long state house clerks,
insurance agents, lawyers, newspaper
folks, fat men and lean men, Elks and
others have talked of and have played
baseball. This is the football season |
Will they now play football or only
talk it2
Al Coyne, son of John Coyne. bailiff
Of the district court. has been appoint
I'd commissary steward on the u s S.
Olympia Coyne will have served a
four year enlistment next April. Then
ne will visit his home in Topeka and |
hen re-enlist.
A petition has been filed with the city
clerk asking for pavement on Van
Buren,. between Huntoon and Thir
tenth. 1t specifies that the work shall
be done in 1905 This block is a bad
and the chances are that the
council will elbow it.
The Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon will |
address the Young Mems Christian as
III East Eighth street, Sun |
lay at o'clock 1t will be National |
Bible Study Rally Day. and his ad-
1ress will be on this subject There |
will be special musical features