The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-11-12
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS


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High schools wits have a victim they
The federal court officials are in Fort
Scott this week.
Judge 7. F. Carver is attending court
in Fort Scott.
Judge r. L. Martin of Hutchinson, was
IN Topeka today.
The Brotherhood of St. Paul win meet
tonight at the Methodist church.
LathrOp Gay was up from Lawrence
for the football game Saturday.
The streets will be crowded tonight de-
spite the fact that it is quite cold
Cider Smith announced few days
ago that there would be cooler weather.
The Topeka city troop will take part
In the Republican ratification tonight
The Sophomore class at Washburn col
1ege went on a coon hunt Saturday night
The gospel wagon held forth on First
avenue, near the Santa Fe shops, Sunday
afternoon.
The Interdenominational Missionary 500
Getty, will meet Wednesday at the First
Baptist church.
A number of palms and other potted
plants have been distributed in the TO-
tunda of the state house.
Governor Stanley viii return to Topeka
ratification tomorrow night
Ducks do not seem to be fascinated by
the river and ponds in this county and DO
not stop here on the way south
The temperature Saturday was down to
IS. but with the, raw wind blowing the
Everybody favors a change In the cleo
ton laws. Any change that will faciIi-
tate the returns will be acceptable.
One Topeka business man is known to
have taken defeat so hard that he hasn't
shown up at the office since last Tuesday.
A large crowd of rooters from Lawrence
were in attendance at the football game
between K. U. and Washburn Saturday.
The new liquor ordinance win come be-
fore the council next Monday night In
Blast fdIa t's-''''A'He 'ne '0ln'S ''te 'nS AuA'
The familiar yell Rock Chalk, Jay
Hawk" vas heard to good advantage at
game.
The ratification jollifcation tonight will
be participated in by nearly all the march
towns.
Mrs E. Mummaugh, of 1917 East Sixth
this Season. in her Tineg grG u Tey pTs not
so large as the first. but the punches are
perfect.
The police raided a crap game on lower
Kansas avenue Saturday night and gath,
have their trial this afternoon.
The Topeka Whist clubs opening will
take place next Monday evening. the post
ponement having been made in Difference
for tonight.
The directors of the State Historical
20 to take action on the twelfth biennial
report to be presented to the annual meet
ing in January.
Lutheran church yesterday elected the
following officers: Otto Rain. president:
Henry Senne, vice president; Ida Vesper.
secretary; Margaret Pyetzki, treasurer.
The Republican ratification at Burling-
ton Saturday had the fireworks all in a
bunch. The materials caught fire while
being taken to the place where the firing
was to begin and not a single whole piece
was saved.
A spirited runaway. horse, that its two
drivers could not hold in, stopped short
on the Kansas avenue hill between Third
and Fourth streets, Sunday afternoon, to
lie day and rest When the animal rose
1t was led away still prancing.
The waste boxes which have been or
dered will not arrive until next week. The
ordinance prohibiting the throwing of any
kind of trash on the streets will be rigidly
enforced as soon as the boxes are in place.
The United States circuit court will meet
in the senate chamber. November 26 The
United States district court will have a
few cases which will come before Judge
Hook at that Time but most of the cases
are civil.
No births or deaths were reported to
the city physician Saturday, as required
under the new city ordinance. City Ply
sician Hogeboom says he will enforce the
ordinance and will take action this week
in case there are any failures to report.