The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-10-26
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


Mayor Drew is in Kansas city.
General J. K Hudson was in the city
yesterday.
The city schools have been in session
for six weeks.
city Attorney Bird is in Kansas city
on legal business.
r 3. WEIGH win speak at the Auditor
fum tomorrow night
The police expect that the joints Will
again become numerous.
The faculty concert will be given at
Washburn college tonight
Miss Emma Kelly is visiting her brother
". G. Kelly at Galena-
Work is being done at the city park at
the foot Of Kansas avenue
A D. Fuller. of Topeka. has been COM
missioned as notary public.
books close this e evening min at eeiock.
City Physician Hogeboom has the pref
test carpet in the city building
W. NJ Glenn, of Tribune, was a caller
at Republican headquarters yesterday.
Don Willis. assistant United States
marshal has returned from LeavenWorth.
The sunshine has brought out fall
finish
Grant Hornaday. of Fort Scott, presi-
the city.
The missionary societies of the Presby-
terrain church held a regular meeting this
afternoon.
The joints will all put in good bars. as
the police can not take them under the
new ruling.
The Presbyterian church membership
viii give a reception this evening to the
forty new members.
Frank Edison is putting in three sep
arate plumbing jobs in Mrs. Virgins new
flats on Tyler street
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Kanoff, of Horton,
Whitson in this city.
The Denver people have. placed bets at
two to one against Washburn in the D.
A @. game Saturday.
Topeka dealers have never before sold
so many buggies In the fall as they sent
out in the last two months.
There is a lawyer on Kansas avenue
this year. He has had more than one.
Jackson, aged %, both of Topeka, secured
a marriage license at Kansas City yes
terday.
P E. Gregory, of Lyndon, who is cam
paigning under the direction of the Re
publican state committee, was in Topeka
today.
There were on the streets of Topeka
yesterday afternoon more drunken men
than one has been able to see for
The water deposited on the streets by
the street sprinl<lers does not evaporate
so quickly now as it did only a few short
weeks ago.
Dr.. B. a. Joiner is. here from Denver
in Topeka.
It is rumored that the new brick paw
ing will be completed before the few re-
naming holes in the Kansas avenue as
pha1t are repaired
Inc 1Dpehd nlSn ScnOOl IOOLDal team
went to Kansas City this morning to
play football with the Central Kansas
City high school.
There was happiness on the faces of the
jointists in police court yesterday. when
the news of the decision of the appellate
court was received
a Topeka young man, who announced
that he had bet all his money except ten
said to have posted 81.
A Topeka man went to considerable
trouble to obtain a variety of chrysanthe-
NUNS last spring They are now in bloom
and every one of them is yellow.
The next Topeka game the Topeka high
school has scheduled is with the Atchi-
son county high school and will be played
on the WaShburn grounds November 3.
Sixth ward Republican club did not agree
and Reynolds was court martialed." He
is the second man to fall under the ban
of the club.
A Topeka woman said yesterday: ST
know just how 'Hod' Lawrence felt. I
This in reference to the curtain call given
Topeka at the Crawford.
The fiambeau club and the Republican
central committee have both made appi-
cation for the use of the Auditorium for
November 6. The council may be dragged
into the party fractional fight in deciding
who shall have it.
One man went to Denver with a. thous-
and dollars to wager on the success of
the Washburn football team. Providing
the Washburn players do as they anticf-
pate not few Topekans will be happy
with their winnings.
P. J. Monaghan is the welI-known man
ager of the Southwestern Fuel company.