The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-03
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

This is Indian summer.
W H. Martin has returned from Fort
Scott
The huckster wagons are now filed
with cabbage.
The work OF paving Tyler street has
been resumed.
The boys are watching the walnuts
and hazelnuts.
The city council will meet in regular
session tonight.
The street sweeper was again
brought out last night
The Third Ward Republican club met
last night at Jordan's hall.
Tom McNeal's Kansas Fables are to
be published in book form Nov. 10.
The Washburn football team goes to
Lawrence to play the K U. eleven Sat
urday.
The Young Women's Christian asso-
citation will hold a gymnasium rally this
evening at 7.30.
The chemical engine at headquarters
is being repatnted. The hose wagon has
been touched up.
Work has started on a block of pave
ment between Quincy and Monroe
streets on Third.
The Martins Hill picnic idea is meet
ing with favor. This is an excellent
chance for an outing
Lieutenant Governor Harry z. Richter
viii preside at the Republican meeting
in the Auditorium October IT,
The contractors will begin work on the
paving of Monroe street between Ninth
and Tenth streets in a few days
Manager King of the Grand opera
house will have season books for the
Arnold opera company placed on sale.
Max Maier of the general superintend-
ent's Office of the Rock Island. has re-
turned from a weeks trip to Salt Lake
City.
The coIored Auditorium chorus has
been made a permanent organization
and will give a musicale some time TINS
winter.
A marriage license has been secured in
Kansas City for Worden D. Numa OF
Topeka and Rose Agnes Creighton OF
Cuba, Kansas.
There will be a fiambeau club display
of fireworks on October II when Cover
nor Stanley and Charles Curtis speak at
the Auditorium.
Rev. Mr.. Stephen A Northup, d. D.,
of Kansas City, Mo, addressed the Chris
tan Endeavorers at the First Baptist
church last night.
The young people of the First Baptist
church will enjoy social in the church
parlors tonight. A good time is promis-
ed all who attend.
The Shawnee County Horticultural So
ciety will meet at V1neWood park on
Thursday for the last all-day out door
meeting Of the year
Strange how many people used to be
quite chummy with Buffalo Bill. Per-
haps if Ii Hung Chang was to visit
Topeka he would find a few long lost
brothers.
The registration is very light ana IN
less voters register rapidly within the
next twenty days the city vote will be
very light The books close ten days be-
fore election.
The trial of DR.. Fighter, who was ar
rested charged with failing to report
smallpox case, will come before Judge
AagaW October II. DR.. Fighter entered
a plea of not guilty.
The recent death Of John Paynter, who
was killed by a street car, has caused
the question of tenders for the cars to
be discussed. The matter may come be-
fore the council tonight.
The members of the Y. NJ. c. A. are
giving a reception this evening to which
they have invited their friends The re-
ception IS for the purpose of showing off
their new rooms The directors and
their wives will assist in receiving.
T. w. Dee, of Galveston, addressed a
meeting at o'clock this afternoon in
the Trades Council hall for the purpose
Of interesting the working people in be-
has credentials from Mayor Walter c.
Jones of Galveston, and is former To-
pekan.
The German Lutheran church will
give q free entertainment in honor of
the visiting ministers and delegates to
the district conference, at Weber's hall,
Thursday evening, October 4. An in
teresting literary and musical program
will be rendered under the direction of
Mr. Otto Rain. The entertainment will
begin at 8 o'clock