The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-11
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
J. A. Rosen has gone to chicago.

J. A Rosen has gone to Chicago.
Grapes and Watermelons are scarce.
SiIas Porter of Kansas City visited To-
peka yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Wooster has returned from
an extended eastern trip.
The rain yesterday was heavier west
of town than it was in the city
Posters advertising the auditorium OPP
ening are being put up in Topeka.
w. S. Eberle has gone to Lawrence to
attend the K. N. g. officers school
The asphalt repairers are doing good
work on Kansas avenue at last.
A regular meeting Of the Commercial
club will be held tomorrow evening.
j. H. Guy will make a speech to the
colored hambeau club Thursday night.
]. R. Burton is making speeches in the
Seventh congressional district this week.
o. T. Crawford has returned after a
business trip over the Crawford circuit
Cider Smith gets the medal by a
unanimous vote. 1t rained exactly on
time.
The city officials will move into their
new rooms in the city hall within few
deys.
Rev. S. c. CobIentz has returned from
Manhattan where he dedicated a new
church.
]. Rupin, son of DR.. A. Rupin, has
gone to Chicago to enter s. medical
college
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induces himself to believe they are as
palatable as qualis.
General E. J. Harrison, the govern
ment Good Roads expert. will speak in
Clay Center on September o.
The Ohio settlers in Shawnee county
will meet at the old court house Friday
night to organize county association
The Washburn football team has a
game scheduled with the Nebraska State
university on Saturday, September e.
The special train to the Republican
basket picnic at Wakarusa leaves the
Santa Fe depot Wednesday morning at
$3.50.
Charles H Samson wants to have all
the sons of the Empire state to get to-
gether and form a Knickerbocker So
ciety.
Nearly all the students for the coming
year at Washburn have arrived in the
city. Nearly all the old faces are to be
seen.
The street car tracks on East Eighth
avenue will be put in shape to be used
when there are meetings at the Audi
forum.
Some one stole an alligator grip from
ID. J. Barnett, a ST. Joseph travelling man
at the Santa Fee depot last night The
grip contained some mileage books.
Miss Caroline Whitteker has gradu-
ated from Stormont hospital as a
trained nurse, and will go to New York
to take a postgraduate course.
mass meeting under the auspices of
the Minister'S Union will be held in Rep
resentative hall this evening James A.
Troutman will deliver the principal adj
dress.
The open air meeting which was to
have been addressed by Carl Browne, at
the corner of Sixth street and Kansas
avenue last evening was postponed on
account of the rain.
The Shawnee County Good Roads as
ISOLATION will meet at the Commercial
club rooms next Saturday to complete
the arrangements for the building of the
Washburn-S eabrook experimental road
Highland Park school will be opened
next Friday evening with a house warm
ing. The feature of the evening will be
the dropping of a curtain painted by
Artist George NJ. Stone A musical and
literary programme has been arranged
for.
The Gavitt Medical company of this
city has given out in the last two weeks
over $1,000 worth of samples of their
remedies in Topeka. All samples were
regular retail sizes and every package
bore a revenue stamp Nearly every
resident in Topeka is using their goods
with most remarkable results.
The Leavenworth Standard says Of the
THE attention of all was attracted to
and Lawrence bands Joined together and
when Sousa's immortal Stars and
Stripes Forever was rendered all other
sounds were hushed until the number.
was concluded. Then the applause was
dAafenfnr~