The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-30
SNAP sHoTs At HOME NEWS

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F. G. Dreaming has returned from an
eastern trip.
The Huntoon street paving has been
completed.
The state house heating plant is be-
ing rooted over
Willard Halls new home is fast near
ing completion
q. @. Knowles is now a regular jury
man in the district court
T. Biscoe lost his diamond pin while
on his way to Horton Saturday.
The next regular meeting of the Com
mercial club will be on October o
J. L. King. who is now in Old Mexico.
is expected to return the last of the
week
Moonlight and mist made pretty
natural ombination along the river
last night
Judge F. p. Lindsay viii take the po-
lice court in charge again about No
vember Is.
There is a patch of weeds at Sixth
avenue and West street that should
have attention.
: man was overwhelmingly for steal
ing a bicycle about a year ago. The
wicked are never safe.
The Wyatt sisters viii sing at a con
cert to be given at the Leavenworth
theater on October 10.
The Panlzey telephone poles are being
erected, and Topeka will soon have two
telephone systems.
Football enthusiasts in Topeka are
anxious to see Lawrence Banks coach
the Washburn team.
The K. U. eleven will play the EN-
poria Normals on McCook field, Law
renee, next Saturday.
D. A. Clements has taken position
with Wolff Bros furnishing goods
company in Kansas City.
The Parker Hughes mayoralty con-
test comes up Tor hearing in the su-
preme court next Friday.
There was a good crowd out to see
the opening football game of the sea-
son at Washburn Saturday.
The joint located at $50 Kansas ave-
nue. was raided Sunday and 0. Boyer
was arrested as the proprietor.
Many furnaces win be fired up to-
morrow, no matter whether it is WARM
or cold, just because it is October.
Rossville has a resident named Start
up. He ought TO be in the dOllar-gas,
dam he-Kaw or cotton-factory bust
ness.
DR. Eva Harding returned Sunday
from Chicago, where she has been for
several weeks attending a course of
medical lectures.
Governor Stanley is billed for appear
ance at the festivities at his home town
of Wichita this week big fall festi-
val is on there all week.
o. F. Sawyer of St. Louis, is spending
this week in Topeka MI. Sawyer was
formerly at the head of the Topeka
Cash Dry Goods company.
Layne, Roberts, Cook and Waddell,
the big quartette, may arrive at Wash
burn any day now and be in the foot
ball game before Saturday.
The earth has been hauled from the
space between the sidewalk and the
street on West Eighth street adjoining
the Bethany college grounds
at the Crawford Thursday, Friday and
Saturday, at Is, 80 and so cents. A
matinee will be given Saturday.
A bold iointist. Bee Adams, who was
arrested Saturday evening, thought TO
run bluff on the police with large
gun. but was promptly taken in
The Topeka choral society viii give
Dudley Bucks oratorio. 1.-THE Coming
of the King in December while the
school teachers are in session here.
Morton Albaugh is branching out as a
telephone magnate- lie is the prln-
cipal stockhOlder of an independent
system with headquarters at Kingman.
The Woodmen of the World will hold
their first social tonight at their hall,
AIS Kansas avenue. All members and
their friends are invited to be present
Washburn will play the Kansas City
AIedfcs on the Washburn field next Sat
urday. The NEEDLES are considered one
of the strongest teams playing In KAN
sas.
It seems that baseball is good prac-
tice for football material. That was
shown in Gill, Cave, Anderson and
Worseley in Saturdays game at Wash
burn.
Roy Pratt says that the story given
out by the police that he was drunk
when he was robbed by VIM. Plue is
not true. He says he was drugged by
Plue.
Blind Boone is in town. and will give
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church this evening. He is feshier
and wears more diamonds than ever
before.
Auditor Cole is trying to hurry up the
state house heating plan builders by |
threatening to impose the contract
penalty of SO a day for every day after |
October Is that the job is unfinished
The social which was to have been
given Saturday evening at knights of |
Pythias hall, corner of Sixth and |
Quincy, has been postponed for a
month, on account of the inclement /
weather.
Charles NJ. Sheldon will read his po-
litical story, 1.-The Wheels of the Ma |
Temperance union of the First Con |
gregational church of Kansas City |
Tuesday evening.
The following is from the Shawnee
County News, published at Rossville:
Albert W. Knowles, of Topeka. late of /
the Second Kansas infantry, came up I
Monday to inspect his landed interests I
in this vicinity.
Great quantities Of apples are being /
shipped into Topeka now and placed in |
cold storage. The Moeser company is 4
employing extra men to assist in hand
ling the shipments which have been re-
ceived at their plant.
Free Employment Agent Sherm Will
liams prophesies that jobs for 1aborers
will be hard to get this winter. It ad-