The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-15
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS

1.-THE Village Postmaster will be at
the Crawford tonight
State Senator E. V. Patterson, of
Norton. was here last night
w. w. Webb and ]. F. Crockett of
Topeka were in Kansas City Monday
A handicap billiard tournament win
be arranged at the It. A. A. this win
ter.
Warden f. B. Jewett, of the state
penitentiary, called on Governor STAN
ley today.
Former Attorney General F. B.
on legal business
The High School World is in it's ninth
year. The first number this year has
made it's appearance
John H Norton left Monday evening
for his home in Galesburg, ILL.,, after a
brief visit here.
To work up a. good appetite for din
ner: Go after hazelnuts one of these
clear, frosty mornings.
Painters are putting large attrac-
tive sign on the east walls of the new
ParxhurSt-DaVis building.
Albert Reid placed the college initial
or emblem on all his football pictures
except Washburn, but the blue is there.
A. F. Hilton, general storekeeper for
the Santa F'e, has returned from a bust
ness trip through the west and north
west.
To-Day the DIVISION SuperlnIenQenIS OF
the Santa Fe are meeting at the Santa
F'e offices for the revision of the time
card
Chester A Jeltz aged % and Ava G..
Atkins, aged "a, both of Topeka. secur-
ed marriage license in Kansas City
yesterday.
John Washington of Knobnoster, Mo-,
secured a marriage license in Kansas
City yesterday to marry Susie Clark
of Topeka.
The following is from the High School
World Where is the High school
gymnasium that we heard so much
about last year?'
Wallace Thompson has a story of the
unwilling of the Zebulon Pike monu-
ment in Republic county in the last
High School World.
George E. Tucker and w. NJ. Hender-
son, of Eureka, Kan, were in Topeka
Monday to confer with Governor Stan
ley on political matters.
The entertainn ent committee of the
Commercial club will meet at the club
rooms Wednesday night to lay plans
for a merchants carnival
NJ. F. Hankla, who is helping to man
age the Goodlander hotel at Fort Scott,
has 80 parlor tumbler pigeons with
which he entertains his guests.
Eugene D. Emigh, of Cheyenne, Wyo.,
R. Butolph Jennings new assistant
arrived this morning. Better weather
are two of them making it
Four members of the Bone family
We're arrested yesterday for hog steal
ing. One of them spent few months
Tense.
The benefit for Professor George
Washington Jackson. leader of Jack
sons Twenty-third Regiment Malitary
band will be given tonight at the Audi
torium.
The mayor and city engineer will in
spect the asphalt repairs which have
been made by the Barber Asphalt COM
pany- The company seems to be doing
good work thus far.
The enrolment in the sub-sophomore
class at high school this year is 146.
The class has elected a committee to
draw up a constitution and the class
colors will soon be chosen
B. F. Pankey, the owner of the pro-
posed Independent telephone line, says
that his long delayed telephone poles
have arrived and that he will soon have
a force Of fifty men at work erecting
the line.
The college of Emporia football team,
which met defeat at Manhattan yester-
day by the score of IL to 0, stopped in
Topeka today on the way home and
We're entertained at the 7. M. c. A
rooms.
Emporia Gazette: Mr.. and Mrs. I. E
Lambert were married Is years. Thurs
in and never told them a word about
it. This is the Gazette's idea of True
Heroism-
Ed Harris, lineman in the employ of
the city electric light departn ent was
hurt in an accident Monday afternoon
at Ninth and Adams streets. He was
loading a pole when it slipped and
struck him.
]. Long and daughter left today for
Wabaunsee county. A school house is
being built on Mr.. Longs farm near
Harveyville. and it is for the purpose of
looking after matters in this connection
that he is making the trip.
Nixon White, the big Washburn ex-
football player, limped into Topeka
Monday. His face looks like it had
been cultivated by a steel tooth har-
row and the cane he carries is not
for style. oh no. he wasn't in the
Krksville game Saturday.
Charles J. Lantry. of Strong City, and
Clarence l. Spellman, of Kansas City,
have gone to San Francisco to spend q
m onth. Both men are well known in
Topeka Mr.. Spellman is a young at
torney who assisted in the defense of
John Henry Collins.
The streets and walks committee of