The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-22
sNAP SHOTS AT HONE NEWs
It is ..heads ~ tomorrow.

This has been SelI-Oeulal week in the
Salvation Army.
There are plenty of Easter lilies on
the flower market
The Berryton telephone exchange has
over 100 SUBSCRIBERS
At Rossville subscriptions are being
taken for a bandstand.
People from the country say the pros
pect for apples is good
The Berryton skiTnming station
will be run daily beginning May L
The jury will be busy with civil
cases in the district court next week.
One week from today the carving
The rain brought into bloom most of
the fruit trees which had not blossom
ed.
The Topeka Knights of Pythias will
have a memorial service the first Sun
day in June.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gill Updegraff are the
parents of a son and 'Upde" is a
grandfather.
The Kansas City Selects and the
White Sox. played at Association park
this afternoon.
One week from today the Western
association season begins with Topeka
at Oklahoma City.
owing to sickness, Arthur Griggs
will not play baseball with Washburn
college this spring.
Edward Hazen Chandler, of hide
pendence, has applied for admission
to the supreme court.
Muskogee Red said yesterday: L am
goin' to die in Kansas and as near to
Topeka as I can get"
A. A. Robinson's SO, 500 team of sorrel
horses attracted considerable attention
on the streets yesterday.
E. R woodruff. a well known trav-
cling man, is dangerously i'll at his
home, 1920 Jackson street.
The Standard School of Shorthand
has just added five new typeWriters to
its already large equipment.
On Sunday afternoon the White Sox
and the Kansas City Thomas Blues
will play at Association park.
Rev. Dr. Murlin, president of Baker
university, breaches at the Euclid
avenue church Sunday evening.
Lincoln post and Lincoln circle will
give an entertainment this evening at
their hall on East Sixth avenue.
What's in a name? Would Barney
OIdheld be as great an auto racer If
his name was plain John Smith?
Frank Snyder, probation officer of
the juvenile court will have a desk in
the office with Judge Dick Hayden.
Did you try wrapping an egg in a
piece of figured calico and coloring it
for Easter in the old fashioned way ?
ne Berry creek SGiADOl ClOS0Q 4HuIS-
day April 6, after a very successful
term taught by George Daniels, of To-
peka
Blackleg has appeared among some
Shawnee county cattle. The same trou-
BILE on children is often cured with soap
and water.
Senator F. Dumont Smith will sail
for Paris June 3. He viii travel with
his wife and son for three months on
the continent.
Charles Barnes, assistant insurance
commissioner of the state, was in
Usage City Friday looking after his
newspaper.
There are more applications for work
on file at the city employment bureau
than there are jobs This is the usual
state of affairs.
The Black Diamond Chimney Sweep
has just closed a contract with the
Presbyterian church for repairs on
painting steeple.
Rev. Mr.. Sawyer of Topeka is to
lecture before the graduating class of
the Rossville schools April % on "A
Lies Investment"
The members of the First Congre-
gational Endeavor society held an egg
roast in the woods near the fair
grounds last night
No effort has been made to advance
the state oil refinery case on the dock
hang fire until fall
The Oakland Blade observes: THE
Topeka league ball team has been
named White Sox. Now pull up your
sox, boys, and play bal"
S. r. Myers. of Nemaha county, was
in the city Friday. Mr.. Myers was
the Nemaha representative in the last
house of representatives.
The Shawnee County News, published
at ROssville, says: F. M. Stewart is
expected home next Sunday from
Keith's hospital where he has been TAX
ing treatment for several weeks.
News item from the new town on the
Union Pacific extension: Babe" De
Graft is the first one on the new town
site on Ed Reser's place. He is build
ing a blacksmith and a carpenter shop.
U. S. Marshal Mackey will return
from Washington, D. c., on Monday.
He went there last Tuesday with two
bows who were sentenced to the re-
form school there by Judge Pollock.
Carr Taylor has two brothers and a
sister who formerly attended Wash
burn. While they were going to
Washburn Carr Taylor was at the
University of Michigan
J. w. Radford. state grain inspector,
has filed his report for March, show
ing total collections of $2,314.10. This
is q considerable advance over the col
lections for the same month of 1904.
The Union Label league will give q
social Tuesday night, April 25, at lis
West Sixth. A good programme ma.
been arranged and no admission will
be charged.
The board of county commissioners
decided yesterday that the county car
not legally give $500 to the Prevalent
association as was requested BY the
managers of the association
The estate of Sam Hindman will erect
a one story business building on Jack
son street between Seventh and Eighth
streets next to the Crosby Brothers
building. The cost will be $1,000.
Congressman Charles Curtis has gonc
to Kaw City, o. T.. for the purpose Of
looking after the cultivation of some OF
the land which he and his family re
ceived under their tribal allotments.
The Vermont society of Topeka viii
hold its first annual reception and "su-
CARING off, at the Y. W. c. A. rooms
Wednesday evening, April 26. It is i'm.
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