The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-04-13
SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Is auiiLeleht judge between the high
With shield Of proof shield me from out
OF those fierce darts Despair at me doth
Oh. make IN me those civil wars to cease;
I will good tribute pay If thou do SO.
Take thou Of me smooth pillows. sweetest
a Chamber deaf to noise and blind of
a rosy garland and a weary head;
Ana Il these things, as being thine by
Move not thy heavy grace. thou shalt in
Lveiisr than elsewhere. sterla's image
Sir Philip Sidney u5s4-l5ss).
William Taylor is planning an auto
mobile run to st. Marys.
There has been quite an extensive
epidemic OF tree planting this spring.
City Attorney Dreaming has eturn-
cd from a business trip to Troy, Kan.
Bob" Miller Is acting, temporarily, as
probation officer of the Juvenile court.
It is nearing the time for the pay
June.
Washburn and the Topeka profession
ais played this afternoon at Association
Park.
Miss Fanny sunier is now professor
college.
The yard in front of the new Quincy
school in North Topeka will be paved
with brick.
James Gibbons is n of the strong
men talked of for sheriff to succeed
A. T. Lucas.
The Turner'S concert and athletic ex-
hibition in the Auditorium will be given
Monday and Tuesday nights.
The next school house, which the
board of education intends to build,
viii be in Orchard Place.
The usual methods from gasoline 70
a case knife, are being employed in rid
ding lawns of dandelions.
Rev. Charles M. Sheldon will preach
at the Lewis and Clark exposition, at
Portland, Ore, August s.
Henry steele, ex-chief of police, wants
it distinctly understood thai he wasn't
q candidate for chief of police.
The Elks worked under the new Jim
King ritual and the police under the
Doc Goodwin ritual last night.
Just because Judge Hayden is judge
of the juvenile court 1t is not right nor
proper to call him a juvenile judge.
John DadisInan of Washburn col
lege is now a state secretary of the
college department of the Y. NJ. c.. A.
The district court is likely to be
busy for there are 159 appealed cases
from the police court now on the trial
docket.
Edward Nystrom, who has been in
the Santa Fe hospital six months with
a BAD case of erysipelas, is now re-
covering.
DR.. w. w. Reed, of the Kansas
Nc 1ical college class, has gone to La
Junta to be house surgeon in the Santa
Fe hospital.
Labor Champion: K. u. Whitted has
a strawberry bed 12x32 feet that yields
from a quart to two gallon berries daily
during season.
Governor Hoch has been hammered
up so by the dentists h a he has been
compelled to cut down his public
speech making.
John Williams, postmaster at Hol-
ton, Kan, was visiting his brother.
Sherm Williams, ex-commissioner of
elections yesterday.
The Turner'S, from Heidelberg" will
give an exhibition of singing and gym
nasium work at the Auditorium Mon
day and Tuesday nights.
The intercollegiate a meet at
the fair grounds, in Topeka, the last
week in May, promises to be an ath-
letic event of unusual interest.
7. B. Brown and J. W Mitchell are
candidates for the office of delegate
from Topeka l T. U. to the convention
at Toronto, Canada, next August
The board of county commissioners
will soon make a tour of the northwest
ern part of Shawnee county to look at
some bridges which need repairing.
Miss Clara Carter. a Washburn
! sophomore, VIII DG dSSISldllI VII EClOA
of physical training in the Iowa State
Normal school beginning next fall
At the Monday night meeting of he
city council, the ordinance providing for
the issuance of paving bonds to pay
for this years paving will be passed.
Stanley Medlicott, who has made an
excellent record as assistant county
treasurer under County Treasurers
Bowen and Philips, is a candidate for
county treasurer.
The new instruments for Marshalls
band are expected to arrive in time for
them to be used at the concert to be
given to raise money for a monument
over the grave Of Harry Stafford.
One of the selections ". F. Roehr
viii play on the pipe organ at the
Monday and Tuesday nights will be
the overture from "Tannhauser."
Eric Nystrom of North Topeka
wants to be appointed deputy street
commissioner for the north side. He
is familiar with that kind of work, and
is an old timer in North Topeka
Several selections will be played on
the pipe organ at the Turner'S concert
and athletic entertainment at the Audi
forum Monday n Tuesday. W. F.
Roehr will preside at the console.
This is the way the Washburn Re
view explains a strained situation:
At the opposite end of the sofa they
sat with vain regrets-she had been
eating onions, he, smoking cigarettes
Charley Ramsey, son of James
Ramsey Of Topeka, has decided to
make Fort Scott his home. He ex-
lpects to do a lot of paving there under
the present Goodlander administration.
There are now Our cases of small
pox in the city. Two of these eases
are at the detention hospital, and were
both brought into town for treatment,
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