The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-11
LOCAL MENTION.


Arthur Massey is attending the races
at Council Grove.
Paul Adams was fined one dollar in the
police court for riding his bicycle on the
sidewalk
There were no arrests made by the po-
lice last night and no session of the
police court this morning.
In the October number of the New
York Medical Times DR.. W. 5. Lindsey
of this city has a very interesting article
on Thyroid TheTapy."
f h Shumway. at 500 West Tenth
street, reported to the police that a set
Of harness and two laprobes were stolen
from his barn last night
Mayor Gould. of Lawrence. was in the
city today attending the 1. O. O. F.
meeting He called on the city officers
and looked through the new city build
ing.
Mrs. r. II. Carpenter and Hervey v
Carpenter, wife and son of Police Ofh-
Ger Carpenter, will run the Midland
hotel at the corner OF Fourth and
Quincy.
Dan H. Case win give a talk on the
Hawaiian islands this evening at Cap
ital lodge No 3, A. o. u. w. All work
men invited to attend. The admission
will be free.
The signs for the Office doors in the
city building have been ordered and Will
be put on in a few days. 1t will be more
convenient for those having business
with the city officers.
All ladies who are interested in child
study are invited to meet with the
Mothers Child Study club at the resi-
dence of Mrs. D. J. Greenwald, 40 To-
peka avenue, on Friday afternoon, at
3 p. m.
Major r. W. jenkins. of Onaga, was
in the city today to see Special Agent
Ormsby in regard to establishing q Iree
rural delivery route in Pottawatomie
county. The major was member OF the
legislature in 1858
A meeting of the survivors Of the bat
tie Of the Blue has been called to take
place at the Lincoln post hall. on Mon
dav evening October p. This is the
twenty second anniversary Of the event,
and a great time is anticipated
The case of DR.. w. H. RICHTER, who
was arrested charged with failing to re-
port a case of smallpox to the city ply
stefan as required by the city ordinance,
win come up for trial before the police
Judge Friday afternoon at O'Clock.
SUPERINTENDENT w H. Stiilwen and
Assistant General Freight Agent H H
Embry. Of the Rock Island, are with the
officials and directors of that road in
Denver, having Joined the inspection
partv at Omaha The party is scheduled
to arrive in Topeka on Monday morning
The steam fixtures in the city building
We're tested this morning and =. ere found
to be in good condition. Tomorrow the
building win be heated and viii be kept
comfortable during the cold weather. 1t
will require but one boiler to heat the
CITY offices. but both boilers VIII De USED
when it is necessary to heat the Audi
forum.
The Rock Island pay car viii 60 out
over the line tomorrow for its first trip
since November, 1899. Rock Island en-
ployes usually receive their pay checks
monthly al various stations along the
line. Occasionally the paymaster goes
out along the line for general checking
up. Such a trip is the one To be begun
tomorrow. going first to Kansas City
and returning to Horton Saturday. The
car viii be in charge Of Paymaster +. c
Marshall and clerk
The opening exercises of the Bethel
Bible and Missionary Ira ming school
will take place at the Stone mansion,
one mile west of Washburn college.
Sunday. The Rev. Willard n. Gleason
of Tacoma Wash. viii conduct the
meetings. Services will be at II a. m.
3 and 7:50 p. m A basket dinner and
supper viii be served. Carriages VIII
meet the street cars at 10 O'Clock ana
afterwards. Rev. Il II. Gilchrist, OF
Maize. kas.. viii conduct the school the
first two weeks.
Martin Fennekamp. OF z21 Van Buren,
street. and Miss Lena Block OF DO Nortn
Harrison street, viii be married tonight
in the German Lutheran church. ~ the
corner Of Second and Van Buren streets.
MT I'ehnekanp is the son Of Rev III
T'ennekamp. Of Alta Vista, kas.. and IS
connected with the German paper. the
Kansas Telegraph. They will be AZ
home to their friends at the home Of the
brides parents