The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-26
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Autumn leaves are beautiful at this
season
Elmont is having a revival at its T.
3. church.
Corn crib lumber is moving more
freely again.
Mrs. n. H. LOOMS is quite i'll at her
home in POtwin-
Alva Gardner has opened a meat
market at Rossville-
AL Mooney has $4,000 in cash. he
I says, to bet on the election.
John Mcfarland has entirely recov-
1 cred from his recent illness.
DR.. D. r. Pelton. of 1868 Lane street.
/ is very i'll with consumption
St. Joseph, which treated Mansfield
badly, VIII get Lillian Russell
Stonebreaker Bros. of Shorey will
open a general store at Kilmer.
The Bryan-Leedy FIambeau club
! drilled yesterday in fun uniform
The Rock Island tower clocks are
now lighted at night with electricity.
Miss Lottie Doves viii appear the
rest of the season with Olga Neither
sole
Rossville young people have been
\ giving the cantata Little Red Riding
| Hood
Gormly's band headed the big gold
standard parade in Kansas City Sat
urday.
The report of the county auditor for
the last quarter shows a saving of
$16S6.59.
President Herrick Of Washburn col
lege is in southern Kansas on college
business
Mrs. g. S. Sutton has asked for Rep
resentative hall for the Thanksgiving
charity ball
John wilkerson has a bet of $500 with
a Dearborn, Mo, man that Mckinley
viii be elected.
Mrs 9. w. Kouns, who is now i'm
New York, is much better. She has
been seriously ILL
The road along the shunganunga
southwest of Topeka has been named
THE Lovers Drive
There is an abundance of quail this
year but the cover is 50 heavy that
it is difficult to ind them.
DR.. Lindsay has returned from IN
( man, Mcpherson county, where he
spent several days hunting.
Nick Chiles and Brick Wilson, yard
master of the Rock Island, have SIS up
on the presidential election
A gymnasuc exhibition 10y T. A. a.
athletes will be given Friday evening
in the association gymnasium.
Q. J. Devlin of this city carried a
torch in the Wide Awakes' the year
Lincoln was elected president.
Walter Noble has been elected Choir
lister of the primary department Of
the First NJ. E. Sunday school.
Marshalrs band is praetieing new
music Ter the annual concert which
VII D7 siNeH garry II eii7
There are now ~ inmates at the poor
farm and the number IS expected to
iesA1H oo 1ii9 winter ID
Is the First Presidential Voters club
going to take in the Russians of North
Topeka2 They are first voters too?
Councilman Nettels went to Newton
to report the political speech made by
George r.. Peck at that place last
week.
John Richmond. the well known
stock farmer, intends to go to Germany
soon to take up his permanent resi-
dence.
Judge Henderson MARBLE has bought
what is known as the Smith farm near
KiInaer and will move there in the
spring.
The ducks which were so plentiful on
the streams in the vicinity OF Topeka
a week ago have nearly all disap-
peared.
What will become of us Saturday
evening? lit is not only the night Of
the closing political rallies but is also
| Halloween
The man who never allows his right
hand to know what his left hand is do
ing lives in Topeka and is studying the
Typewriter.
The members of the Hahnemann
Medical night school had spread at
DR.. Eva Harding's Office rooms Satur-