The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-05-27
SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

United states Attorney J. S. Dean. Will
speak at Marion on Decorate day.
Ex-Governor Click and Captain
John Seaton were in Toneka yesterday
from Atchison.
DR.. G. G. w. Richards of Lakin, a rep
resentative in the recent legislature, was
in Topeka today on business.
Louis Morris, a boy who lives in
South Topeka, fell on the state house
steps yesterday and was slightly in
jured.
Mrs. Charles Ffgg, who was oper-
ated upon at Christ hospital Wednes-
day for appendicitis. is reported to be
improving.
Rev. d. T. Nordling of Ldndsborg
has accepted the call to the pastorate
of the Swedish Lutheran church in
Topeka. He will be here July 1.
Tim Daniel Frawley appeared last
night at the Crawford in dramatiza-
ton Of Richard Harding Davis garri-
son story, "RansOn's Folly" A small
audience attended.
Thurlow Lieurance, a bandmaster
at Stockton, had published d march
named "IronquilI." A full page pic
ture of Eugene Fitch Ware of Topeka
adorns a page of the music.
L. S. Limbocker, a we'll known Man
haitian real esate agent, was in Topeka
today. He says that considerable pro-
perty is changing hands at Manhattan
and new houses are being built.
The state board of railroad commits
sioners have arranged to 90 to Medura
on June to hear the plea of that town
for the erection of a depot and location
of a station agent al that point.
l. D. Eversole, Of Topeka, who is
erecting the new building at the state
deaf and dumb school at Olathe, says
that the building will be ready for oc-
cupancy in go days It viii contain 20
school rooms.
DR.. Matt S. Hughes, pastor of the
Independence Avenue NJ. p. church at
Kansas City, No, will deliver the ad-
dress to the StOrHOnL hospital nurses
graduating class next Wednesday at
the manual training high school.
Mrs. Tina Coburn Tomson and her
two children are here visiting Mr.. and
Mrs r. D. COburn Mrs. TomsOn lives
at Cedar Rapids. Ia, and her husband is
we'll known in Topeka. He is now adj
vertfsing manager for the Breeders
Gazette of Chicago.
Joseph La Fleur. who fas at the
AIidwinter show in February, is with
the Gaskfu Carnival company, and
will be here during the week of June
e.. His backward dive is one of the
best of its kind which has even been
put on in the show or circus business
Henry Huddleston. the small color
ed boy who was charged with stealing
a telephone from the ThrOOD hotel
court He has been turned over tc
the tender meroes of Judge Hayden
and Probation officer Snyder of the
juvenile court.
All young people of the local union
and the city interested in the 800 voice
chorus for the coming convention, June
20-22, are requested to meet at the First
Congregational church Sunday after
noon at O'Clock. Those having new
books should bring them along as there
is a limited supply on hand
one squadron, composed of four troops
of the Thirteenth II. S. cavalry, passed
through Topeka Friday on their way to
Fort Myer, Va, from the Philippine IS
lands Another squadron of the regi-
rnent IS still in the Philippines and the
Third squadron Is at Ft. Riley, Colonel
Charles Hatfed was in command OF the
detachment which was in Topeka.
The Brotherhood of St Paul Of tbs
First Methodist church on Friday
night entertained at the Methodist