The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-08
SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

The supreme court has held it's last
session until October 2.
Mr.. w. M. Shaver and Miss Reddick
will sing at both services in the First
Baptist church Sunday.
W. j. Black has gone to Duluth,
Mimi, to attend a meeting of the West
ern Passenger association.
Lew c. Bronson, formerly in Topeka
and now in the loan business at Guth-
RE. Okla, was in Topeka yesterday.
Malon Burget, the deaf mute
prophet, says that Topeka will win the
ball game with Sedalia this afternoon.
L. r. Bailey brought suit in the dis
trict court yesterday for divorce from
Ethel Bailey. He charges abandon
ment
County Attorney Hungate has a new
dog sent from Arkansas by an admiring
friend. Mr.. Hungate is a specialist in
bird dogs.
Guy Adams has q claim to fame. He
has bought Chester Woodward's auto
mobile which was stolen by the motor
ious w. B. Cunningham.
Miss Caroline w. UnderhilI, stenog-
rapher employed by Justice Burch of
the supreme court, has gone to Hamil-
ton, n. Y, to spend the summer.
The electrical dry cleaning company
at 113 West Tenth for one week will
clean gentlemen's suits for one dollar
and reduced prices for ladies' work.
The work of removing the Goss COL
lection of birds from the basement of
the state house to the new location on
the fourth floor has been completed.
Cyrus Leland and J. E. Hurley, re-
ceiVerS for the Devlin properties, an
nounce that their headquarters will be
in the Mt. Carmel Coal company's Of
fee on Ninth street.
The race horse, which won the Kan
saS Derby last year, was named Over
Again Cy Leland seems to be some
thing of an over again winner in the
matter of receivership appointments.
Sardius Brewster, who has been APP
pointed by Judge Pollock to take testi-
mony in the Kansas river suits, is a
graduate of Washburn. He was a
great football player while in school.
D. ". Travis, state game warden,
was in Topeka Friday and filed his
bond of $4,000 with the secretary of
state. He expects to appoint about
500 deputy game wardens for the state.
The White Sox and Sedalia, will play
a double-header at Association park
Sunday afternoon. The first game will
be called at 2:30. The contests have been
transferred here from the Missouri
town.
Fourth of July was evidently still in
progress for a number of Indians on
West Seventh street on Friday night.
They fractured the atmosphere about a
dozen successive times with cannon
crackers.
The editor of the Oakland Blade OBJ
serves: The difference between c. j.
Devlin and the Blade editor is, that Mr..
DevIin has only been broke once, while
we have been broke ever since we can
remember.
A decent police station is needed
more than a, patrol wagon barn. In
stead of building a new stable better
turn the police station into a stable,
which is about what it's fit for, and
build new police headquarters.
1. S. Curtis, clerk of the district
court, has returned from a trip to
Paris, Ill. He didn't see the Louvre,
the Boise de Bologne nor the Champs
de EIysees, but he went down to the
depot and saw the two trains come in
every. day.
County Attorney Hungate is prepar-
ing to make fishing trip to Lake View.
If anyone wishes to swear to a COM
plant against the state treasurer he
must appear before him while he is in
Topeka Cor the county attorney trans
acts no business at the lake.
Rev. D. J. Nordling, the new pastor
of the Swedish Lutheran church, will
preach his initial sermon tomorrow
morning at IL A reception for Mr..
Nordling will be held at the church to-
night in which all the members of the
congregation are expected to partici-
pate.
A reporter tried to interview c. j
Devlin Friday. DR.. w. s. Lindsay sta
ted that he would ask the stricken fan
cier. IT mentioned the matter to him,
said the doctor afterwards, land il
wasn't five minutes before had to put