The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-08
SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

yellow roses are IN bloom
Vinewood park was opened for the
season on Sunday.
The Commercial club meets on Friday
night
The local Western Association base
ball season opens on Friday.
NJ. c. Brandon aud R. T. WATSON of
Topeka. were at Kansas City Sunday.
Bishop Millspaugh held confirma-
ton services in Leavenworth Sunday.
All Of the United States court officers
have returned to Topeka from Fort
Scott.
The state house flower beds have been
filed up with red geraniums in full
bloom.
Topeka officers are looking for
stolen horse taken from Paxico Fri
day night
Three hundred persons came to To-
peka from Kansas City Sunday on the
Rock Island excursion.
NJ. 3. Sebree division superintendent
of the 81 Paso division Of the Rock Is
land win return to Dalhart tomorrow.
The undefeated Lowman HilPs de-
feated the Auburndale's by a score of
IS to in a baseball game Saturday
The Oakland baseball team was de-
feated by the Lincoln school team
Saturday afternoon by the score of
IS to 3.
The hard times have not come yet.
A new automobile made its appear
ance Saturday. It belongs to Albert
Patten.
State Superintendent Dayton made
the annual address to the graduating
class at the COffeyville high school last
Friday.
The willard w. c. T. q. win meet
at the home Of Mrs Younkin. corner
Seventeenth and Lane streets, Tues
day afternoon at 2 p. m.
Among the signed players for the
Clay Center baseball team the follow
ing are listed as claiming Topeka as
their home. L. Elliott and J. @. Smith.
President Shiveley is a visitor at the
NViehita-TOpeka opening game at
Wichita today. He is a hoodoo. So
don't be surprised if the White Sox get
licked
The state board OF railroad assessors
viii meet again on Wednesday to con-
Ciude their work. They have left some
of the hardest knots to be united at
the last.
Kansas university plays baseball with
WaShDurn at WaShburn park Tuesday
afternoon. Free tit cts We're given to
Washburn, High school and Bethany
students.
The churches of Topeka viii dispense
with their prayer meetings this week
on account Of the opening Of the ma
tional United Bretheren conference on
b that evening.
Do you remember when Vinewood
park opened two years ago and you
did not have a chance to welcome your
long lost friends on their return until
the next day?
A search and seizure warrant may be
Issued in hopes that it will result in the
locating Of Sheriff Lucas who has been
lost to the view of his Topeka friends
for several weeks.
In an exciting game Of baseball at
Association park Sunday afternoon
the Banass City Jenkins colored team
defeated the Topeka Giants (Nine
Bees) by a score OF to 3.
Governor Hoch states that he will is
sue no pardon to E J. Smiley, the
Kansas Grain Dealers association man.
who is serving a three months sentence
for violation Of the antitrust laws.
A horse hitched to a surrey con
tanning four people ran away yester-
day afternoon about O'Clock from
First and Quincy streets. It ran south
TO the corner of Eighth street and fell
dead.
Brtgadier General and Councilman
]. W f. Hughes wished to pass an
anu-nrecracker ordinance. r. J.
Coughlin did not want such an ordfn-
ance passed The ordinance was de-