The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-12

Of Nice, France, recently, observed two
Ottawa ladies. Like it wax an every
day matter he simply tipped his nat
and drove on.
The first ramps bound for the har-
vest field of western Kansas appeared
at Fort Scott this week.
Horizons new a VIII probably
keep cool over the prohibition tight as
he is IN the ice business
A Burlingame carpenter who was de-
feated for an Office at the recent city
election is still saving wood.
Several of the Emporia girls in high
life are attending the cooking school
learning the science of preparing Goldfish
balls and onions.
Cottonwood Falls is the musical cen
ter Of Kansas. A carload of their en-
thusiasts blew in to Topeka to hear
Paderewski perform.
The Y influence of a bowling alley
is causing a tremendous fuss at High
land. In Topeka the issue is bowling
lin the alley or any old place.
A stiletto has been found on the
Spanish trail at LeaVenWorth. Ine
chances are that it is n lost during
the campaign on Mayor Anthony
a new chief of police has been ap-
pointed for Topeka and the last seen OF
F. NJ. Stahl was his disappearance IN
the hay NOW, pulling the ladder after
linn.
Mr.. Summers, Of Emngham, says
jackfrost didn't visit his peach trees.
as they are full of blooms. Why should
they freeze with perpetual summer
around.
State Treasurer Kelly denies that he
is paying GIeed, Ware & Gleed in the
oil refinery case. For once Mr.. Kelly s
assertions will be believed by the state
at large.
Where formerly there was a saloon
at Alma, now exists the postoft1ce. IL
must be pretty hard for some OF the
boys when asking for stamps not TO Ut
ter softly, GIVE me 4 whisky sour
Here in Topeka the 'is-it-hot-enough-
for-you" man OF Sunday has subsidized
District school Nc. g., Mitchell county,
closed with eclat. speaking ana pumpkin
pies.
any old thing, from a pair OF shoes TO d
setting hen
The GoodIand Republic is to install a
type setting machine Another nan IN the
coffin of the tramp printer
Wamego the past week shipped the last
of $50 cars of sweet potatoes. However
they were not sent to Ireland.
The small boys of Mcpherson will spend
their time in another town July 4, where
the ordinance doesn't prohibit hrecrack-
ers.
Members of a musical entertainment at
Reserve were egged by a gang of small
boys Sometimes a failure IS given an
encore.
A LindsbOrg woman has sent back 8
cents to a store which gave her that mucn
extra change a year ago. But how about
the interest?
An Iuka girl of A. years eloDed this
week, thinking she viii be happy. 50 Oh
ten hope is but the advance agent OF dis
appointment
A Salina man stores his hats in a box
bought from an English lord years ago.
After this there is little US to sheer
at financial vanity.
This week a Mcpherson woman found
a five dollar oil placed in her Bible i've
years ago. FRe rest OF the family VIII
doubtless read The book through now
Smith Center has one man that Eas
lived there for years and always paid
cash. The man who never b0rrOWS nor
asks credit must lead a very monOtOnous
life.
Lawrence papers complain Of the reck-
lessness of auto drivers. But they don't
consider that between a wife and an au-
tomobile a man has more than he can
manage
One Wichita mar wants another to pay
2,600 damage for knocking him down.
No doubt the town is full of men who
would take a humping for half h
amount
A Colby man had 10 hogs smother to
death and 5 that were ready for market
crushed dead by a falling roof. If that
farmer succeeded in 'bottling his wrath,
he IS a corker."