The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-07
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There are Eve weddings in town to-
day.
There are now "A patients in the
Santa Fe hospital
DIT. Deborah K Longshore has re-
turned from Colorado
1T requires SO cars to carry Buffalo
Bills Wild eWst show.
Since the rain the city is streaked
with the national colors.
The Washburn College GIee club has
organized for the winter.
Mr. and Mrs. G. TT. Smith, 1912 Pine
street. are the parents of a son.
MI. and Mrs George Klingspoy OF
Pauline are the parents of daughter.
Paul Torrington win coach a ladies'
minstrel show at CarroltOns No, next
week.
Peter Ryder is seriously i'll with ma
larial fever at his home 21S Madison
street.
Patrick RAFFERTY, and Miss Kate Nu-
gent, both of Dover, are to be married
this evening.
Topeka physicians say that almost all
Of the scarlet fever cases this fail are
Of a light type
The much kicked about trolley line
crossing at Twelfth and Topeka avenue
is being rebuilt
There are now but two cases of diph-
iberia ia the city. Two cases We're fun
igated yesterday.
d. J. Hanna, representative from
Graham county, is in the city on state
central committee matters
A Topeka physician says that the
only use tonsils are known to have is
the creation Of doctor bills.
The Washburn college campus never
looked prettier. The leaves on the
trees are beginning to color
In all previous mention of moving the
Kaw river bridge by electricity for
electricity" read "crowbars-"
Mrs. Kate West, the woman chicken
thief at the county jail has peuuoned
the commissioners for release
George Harrison, son Of ex-NTayor
Harrison, has returned to Ann Arbor
college where he is studying law
Tonight a branch Of the Topeka
free kindergartens viii be formed ar
Westminster Presbyterian church
Mrs. Annie Cook has brought suit for
divorce from her husband, Wesley Cook
who deserted her several years ago.
The south steps of the court house
have leaked 50 as to destroy the plas-
"A Topeka young man has introduced
the fashion Of wearing neckties on
sweaters but it isn't much of a sue
cess
There are any number of men in To-
pelza who can tell just how many votes
all the candidates viii get in this cleo
ton.
Little Blossom and her Pathhnders
VIII try musical comedy at the Craw-
ford again tonight. Tit is more in their
line
The business houses of this city now
remain open until 1880 in the evening.
During the summer the stores closed
at $50.
An attempt was made last week to
burglarize a house at 1905 Chase ave-
nue. The burglar was frightened away
by a dog
d. ]. Hanna, representative from
Graham county, is a relation Of the
Hon. Marc Hanna of Cleveland He is
visiting here
Tennis is about over for this season
The last games viii be played Satur-
day on the courts at Tenth and Fill
more streets.
There is a case of scarlet fever in the
family of Frank Stitt, the trolley trans
ferman, and he is not allowed to go
home at all.
The 0. NJ B. lodge near the Rock Is
land depot has a large canvas iIlumi-
mated sign hung out ia front Of the
stairway door
A Topeka man who has been told by
his doctor that he has an iron consti-
tuition now refuses to drink water for
fear he viii rust.
]. p. Larimer, r. B. WEIGH and
Thomas Balm will speak at the Good
Templar mass meeting at Representa-
tive hall tonight
The curb stone financial schools.
which closed for vacation during Fall
Festival week, have resumed the work
of saving the nation.
Work on the walls of the addition to
Thompson brothers addition to their
Kansas avenue business house was com
menced this morning
Why is it that the average show
band insists on making a. most indis-
tinguishable Nancy Hanks mess Of
every march it plays.
The newly elected board of directors
Of the IT. "A. "A. are w. b. Jansen, H. a.
Dunn, NJ. B. Ward, d. J. Greenwald
and Chas. T. AIcCabe.
Joseph Kraemer, who formerly clerk
ed at Lacey's drug store in North To-
peka. is now attending a pharmacy
school in Kansas City
The Committee Of Fifteen spent over
$500 for hack hire during the Reunion
in entertaining distinguished guests
and meeting delegations
At a recent meeting the Y. W. c. A.
decided that it would as an organiza.-
ton assist Police NIatron Thorpe in her
charity work this winter
The Topeka Academy of Medicine and
Surgery viii meet next Monday even
ing in the A o. U- w. hall between Sew
enth and Eighth streets.
1t takes about an hour and half to