The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-15
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3 in the car service department by John
Clutch.
Andy Jordan. the colored politician. has
worked in the building at 607 Kansas ave
nue. for the past Is years Tltn9 31i Isl az
i of his employment
A Topeka man who has returned from a
/ hunting trip claims that he killed bear
but as he brought nei5neE PnoLo 79g fl, OF
/ to credit his story.
! Sergeant T. B. Jennings recently rode go
miles, on his bicycle, in little over three
/ hours. It was one of those days when
/ the wind blew at the rate of % miles an
hour and he rode with it.
The clubwomen of Topeka are taking up
the subject of an auditorium for Topeka
4 Good luck to them. 1t requires a gall
to keep Topeka enthused.
It is rather cool for star-gazing, but
tention Of Watching for the meteoric
shower which is expected sometime De-
tween now and November n.
A Topeka man wants to know why peo-
PIE aI"aXs SPEAK OF q Wedalh& as ar, 1aP Iey
girl friends generally cry about it and
the bride feels like crying herself.
Mrs R.; r. Bailey was divorced from
s.. G. Bailey by Judge Hazen in the dis
trict court yesterday afternoon. , MI; BAILEY
this city, but left here some time ago.
The board of directors. of the state His
toTcal society is in session this aftern9 ION,
one Of the new Kansas da1lies Whlch mas
recently made its appearance at the rooms
of the State Historical society is the Daily
Gaslight, from CofeyVille.
A. J. Gatchell. who appealed from a con-
viction in the justice court of disturbing
found guilty by a jury in the district
court yesterday afternoon He will pay
81 and the costs of the suit.
Uncle Dave Hehebower has no time
to think about special session now. One
of his daughters will be married tomorrow
at the family home at BUcyrus, and
'tUncle Dave is down there doing what
he to make the event pleasant one.
Dave Leahy suggests that it will be an
intereSt sting sight to watch MyrOn Water
man go into the state treasury the first
time he to cash his voucher after the
new administration comes in, IN view OF
cartoon of Frank Grimes.
A verdict for s., 2S9 g. has been returned
ex-Sherfff R B. Kepiey in favor Of the
Schloss Clothing company. The plaintiff
in the suit claimed that while acting as
authority to interfere with
The sale of seats for the engagement of
the Andrews Opera company next week
will open to holders of books only at Row
day q morning 3m instead Of satuTd sy' morn
ing The sale win open to persons not
holding books Saturday morning.
DR.. s. G. Stewart was elected president
of the Topeka Academy of Medicine and
Surgery last night; DR.. T. w. Peers. vice
PRESIDENT DR.. r. S. Magee, secretary, and
meeting a supper was served at the ex-
pense Of DR.. Stewart at the Cremerie.
There is a man visiting in Topeka whose
nome Is now ;57 1T l1 1e5' z Db6 @H9
he would not live here for any considera-
ton and there are many others in To-
peka who were born and raised in New
York who would not return there for any
any consideration.
The voting contest to secure to some To-
peka young. man the doll dressed by Miss
Anne Rose has opened. Hal I1azlett, John
Williams, Bennett Wheeler Walter Bur
CESS, Tom Frost, KurtZ Kellam, w. J.
Black. Eugene Hagan. Charles Lagerstrom
and Harry Howe are already in the race.
Jim Morphy selected several newspaper
men today to act as a central committee
for him in his campaign for secretary of
the senate, but when the committee an
a campaign without funds and proceeded
to levy assessment on the candidate,
Morphy fired the whole committee.
In the November issue of the National
Printer-J journalist are several groups
taken during the tour of the National Ed
itorial association through Colorado. In
one of the groups is State Printer J. S.
Parks, and by his side stands Charles
Lands of Osborne, his possible successor.
Parks wife and parents and Mrs. Landis.