The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-10
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Lew Pettijohn, of Dodge City. is in To-
Ths Republican Flan0eau club meets
Election will be four weeks from yes
governor Stanley spoke at Usage City
The rush of voters to register is greater
than usual.
Waternelons are being saved for
Colonel William Tweedale. ex-city en-
gineer. is very i'll
DR.. c. A Mcclure has returned from a
professional trip to Denver
DR.. J. NJ. Hamme. of Cottonwood Falls,
was a Topeka visitor yesterday
There win not be SnotheE meeting OF
The All Stars will play baseball with
Washburn on Thursday, october IL
A number of Republican politicians are
among the Odd Fellows delegates
delegate to the Odd Fellows meeting
The members of the state board of char
tiles are in session at the Reform school.
If this weather keeps up it won't be
long before skates may be brought out
The Odd Fellows will have public en-
tertainment at the Auditorium tonight
Wherever the subject of football comes
up now Washburn's fine team gets all the
praise
Frank Summers, who was arrested
charged with resisting an officer, was &C
quilted.
John BreidenthaI made a political talk
lasting three hours at Williamsburg last
night.
The All Stars baseball game will be
played Thursday on the Washburn
The Washburn football team plays the
Fl Riley team on the Washburn field
Saturday.
The Arnold Opera company opens a four
nights enga cement at the Grand opera
house tonight.
All the hotels are crowded this week
on account of the many Odd Fellows who
are in the city.
The Falk-verone stock company at
Crawford's opera house continues to draw
The case of Wesley Bumgartner, who is
charged with gambling, was continued
until this afternoon.
E L. Hills. superintendent of the Sol
diers' Orphans home at Atchison, was In
the city on business today.
Miss Bertha Richter, Of Council Grove,
is visiting her father. Lieutenant Cover
nor Richter, in this city
Daniel Cope is in Oklahoma on business
fruit being sold in Topeka now
The case of Ida Williams, who is charg-
ed with selling liquor, was continued I'M
til next Saturday in police court
Frank Jordan failed to appear Tuesday
when the case against him for gam bling
was called and his bond was forfeited.
Next Tuesday is the day for the second I'd
Illinois to Kansas and Oklahoma.
Miss Anna Richter. Of Emp9ria. is again
acting as stenographer in the office OF
the United States district attorney.
The office of the commissioner of cleo
tons viii be kept open until p m. to
accommodate those wishing to register
The John p. Irish meeting viii be held
ia the Auditorium Friday night. The
Eugene V. Debs meeting Saturday night
Among the Odd Fellow delegates is
Charles Carleton. of Derby, one of the
prominent fusion politicians of Sedgwick
county
A flag is flying from one of the win
dows in the Masonic hall 1t is sign
that the Scottish Rite bodies are in ses-
sion
Tom Hartman entered a plea. of guilty
to being an inmate of a gambling house
and was ined ten dollars in the police
court
The only way that it is known that
there Is a ire nowadays 4sLy IS to read about
ru1g since Saturday.
Nearly everyone to be met on the
streets seem to be wearing the red badge
announcing that they are delegates to the
Odd Fellows convention
The Office of the sanitary sergeant has