The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-31
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Tonight is Halloween
The state house employees were paid to-
L. L. Roby was in Kansas City yester-
The Burton meeting is to be held to-
Ben. F. criswen was in Kansas city yes
Dr. il. W. ROby was in Kansas City
DR.. c. F. Menninger was in Kansas City
yesterday.
DR.. J. l. Berry has returned from Leav-
enworth.
"A Bell Boy viii be at the Crawford
Thursday night
1t takes two cents to mail drop letter
on the rural delivery routes.
The New Zercher Book store opens to-
morrow at 527 Kansas avenue.
1t is nearing the time Of the year when
fires will start from defective fues.
Just a year ago tomorrow the Twentieth
Kansas boys came marching home
Miss Ethel De ebert who is attending
school at Leavenworth. is Ill with typhoid
fever.
dition to the federal building have been
received.
One man has announced his intention of
fury BAH.
Dr.. s. C. Stewart is driving a new and
modern conveyance built especially for
The weather IS not all that was hoped
by the boys who win play Halloween
The next number of the Traders Ex-
change and Commercial Club News will
be issued at Topeka
The executive council Will meet ton1or-
row to consider the regular monthly bills
of the state government
George E. Cole. state auditor. will re
turn from a POLITICAL trip through south
eastern Kansas Thursday.
Fred c Fagererans has removed bis
New Zercher Book store
The work on the experiment road from
Washburn college to seabrook is kept up
whenever the weather permits.
The Republican meeting advertised for
Luken's opera house last night was
failure. The rain spoiled it
The rainfall this month will probably
same period Of previous years.
J. H. Lyon, the passenger agent for the
Missouri Pacific at Kansas City was a
Topeka business visitor today.
II Amt Trying to Fool You" the name
music. is his favorite expression in slang.
A year ago this week the city of To-
peka was busy with preparat1 tons for the
reception of the Twentieth Kansas boys.
Charles Marks, advance man for 1.-The
BurgOmaster, was in town yesterday.
He is ten days ahead instead of the usual
seven
chester woodward has resigned the po-
Szition Of secretary and treasurer Of the
elected to succeed him.
The Twenty third regiment band gives
Its concert in the auditorium tomorrow
uniforms for the band members.
Congressman Curtis will use his in
fuence towards inducing the director of
population of Topeka to be taken
Miss Caroline NJ Whitaker. lately grad
uate of StOrn1ont hospital. left today for
New York city to take a post graduate
course in the Polytechnic Medical school
The plans suggested during the state
meeting last week for the extension of
the work Of the Y. W. c. A. are being
perfected by the officers of the associa-
w. V. Church the Republican nominee
for superintendent OF insurance. is max
voters.
DR. J. NJ Hamme and John Mccollum,
political business. DR.. Ha1nme is chair
man Of the Chase county Republican CEN
George Washington Mckenzie IS a crazy
negro whom the police arrested for vag-
puts in his time having 7ts and the taller
has to attend to him.
The letter from the Commercial club
to the director of the census showing why
Topeka should be allowed a recount bears
the signature of nearly all the city Off
GERS and prominent men in the city
The combined ages of four men licensed
to marry yesterday is 107- OF the women
2615 years; of the women. "A years. The
average age OF the eight persons IS 25A
years
About fifty ministers were present at
the conference Of the African Methodist
Episcopal church for Kansas and Mis-
souri, which closed its sessions in this
city this week It was decided to hold the
conference next year at St Joseph. No.
The Traders Exchange and Commercial
Club News for the month Of October, has
made its appearance It was made a spe-
ciaI good roads edition and gave proceed
fngs at the good roads congress which
was held in Topeka during the month Of
September.
The Republican state committee has
started a story that John BreidentIal has
abandoned hope of being elected governor
and is now considering offer from
Kansas City. Kan. bank for a perma-
nent position. which sounds like other
stories started by the campaign managers
on both sides