The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-08
AT HOME NEWS.


CauHhowers are on the market at
cents pee head.
Leavenworth comes here on Friday for
a series of three games.
DR.. J. c. McClintock heads the list.
He owns the only well wrecked auto
in town.
Weatherman Jennings is liable to
remove the lid from his hot blast fur
mace most any day.
The county commissioners have had
very few complaints filed at their
meetings, as a board of equalization.
ABB. Smith will sell cherries this week
at $1.00 per X bushel one mile south of
Twenty-third street on Kansas avenue.
Hugh Taylor, a Santa Fe shop en-
ploye, and his family have gone to
Pennsylvania to remain a few months.
The Willard w. c. T. U. wanted to
furnish free ice water at the GasAill
fair, but the members say it was re-
fused.
It has not been decided whether
Togo Dreaming whips the enemy, in
the district court, by use of subma-
rines or torpedoes.
The City Railway company has
given an excellent exhibition of sod
ding the parkings around the car
barns and making the sod grow.
The laws passed by the last legisla-
! ture were published in book form to-
| day by the state printer. Many of
| them take effect on publication.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hocll will be at
| the governors mansion in Topeka until
/ next Monday, when they will leave for
| their home in Washington, D. c.
The Kansas Bankers association at
| tended Wednesdays ball game in full
force and they yelled for Springfield
| just as if they were from Missouri.
There will be no Commercial club
meeting tomorrow night. Postponement
| has been taken until June p, which will
be the last meeting for the summer
Ed G. Moore, the Topeka printer,
wants it announced that he is not the
| Ed Moore who was captured by the po-
lice a few nights ago in a disorderly
house.
About all the spare accommodation
which the Topeka hotels have is COM
town. Even the restaurants are
swamped.
While Governor Hoch was out at
Pratt yesterday. he visited the state
fish hatchery, in company with the
| newly appointed fish and game warden,
Del Travis.
Winnie Smith and VIII Manson
were married Wednesday morning at
the court house by Rev. J. B. McAtee.
They will make their home at 226
North Tyler street.
Work will commence on the Sardou
N---~-
chinery, which have been in use on
! the street railway bridge, will be
| hoated down stream to Sardou.
This is Elks night at the Gaskill
! shows. The members will meet at the
lodge rooms at 1880 with their ladies
and headed by Marshalrs band and
! the big elephant and camel will march
to the grounds.
The Copeland hotel lobby is full OF
adding machines, of all the newest and
| most elaborate designs. Check punches
| patent ledgers, and burglar alarms are
also on display for the examination OF
| the bankers of the state.
The alumni banquet of Washburn
college is to be held next Monday ev-
| ening at the Throop hotel. The banquet
will begin at 10 o'clock, after the Wash
burn academy is through with its COM
mencement exercises.
All of the federal officers returned on
Wednesday from Leavenworth, where
Il Judge Mcpherson of Iowa has been
holding court in the absence of Judge
Pollock who is supplying on the court
! of appeals bench at St. Paul for Judge
Adams.
President Shiveley did not come to To-
peka on Wednesday as expected. doc"
has been absent from his main stand"