The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-03
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWs

Open car trolley parties have gone out
of fashion.
DIR. l.. Kershner has returned from
Manhattan.
The Haskell Indians play Ottawa uni
verslty at Ottawa, on next Monday.
Next Wednesday evening is the reg
ular meeting of the Commercial club.
The postal receipts of the Topeka
postoffice for September were $11,900
w. N. Beezley of KinsIey, has been
talking politics at the Copeland this
week
Ex-Attorney General F. G. Dawes of
Leavenworth has been in Topeka this
week.
Attorney d. H. Hite was attending to
business affairs at Kansas City, We'd
nesday.
are practicing these afternoons on va
cant lots.
A special policeman narrowly escap-
ed arrest for riding on the sidewalk
yesterday.
K. U. plays the State Normal foot
ball team on McCook- field, Lawrence,
Saturday.
Dick Cooley is back in Topeka for the
winter He has signed with Boston for
next year.
The T. A A bowling alleys have
been refinished and repaired and new
lights put in.
The "black diamond" chimney sweep
is cleaning the chimneys on the gov
ernor'S mansion today.
Postmaster John Guthrie of Topeka
expects to be reappointed postmaster
for the next four years.
The kickoff in the Washburn foot
ball game with the K. G. Medics Sat
urday Afternoon will be at $3.50 o'clock.
William ]. Sheetz and Matte L.
DOV6Q1l both Of North ToneIra cooIYrod
marriage license at Kansas City yes
terday.
Wanted-A few BASES and the same
number of tenors. Apply to w. NJ.
Shaver, secretary of the Topeka Choral
society.
A benefit concert is being arranged
for Prof George Washington Jackson,
the leader of the Twenty-third regi-
ment band.
Lawrence Banks will assist Captain
Gill in coaching the Washburn team
Banks will play end in all but the col
legiate games.
Washburn college girls have organ
lied two basket ball teams, and will
play at the Y. w. G. A gymnasium
every Saturday
w. V. Church, state insurance COM
missioner, and wife are visiting Charles
H RidGeway. at SAT Barnett avenue,
Kansas City, Kas.
o. B. Bachelor, of Emporia, has been
reappointed notary public for Lyon
county. He has already served thirty
two years as a notary In Kansas.
Samuel Stewart and wife have gone
to Albuquerque for a two weeks visit
with their daughter. Mr.. Stewart is a
carpenter at the Santa Fe shops.
Gymnasium classes will be organized
at the Y w. c. A rooms next Monday
evening. Fencing and basket ball will
be two strong features this season.
A noble red man from the reservation
broke into jail last evening. When
searched by the jailer, the only valua-
BILE found was return ticket to Hol-
ton.
pany, of Kansas City, Kas, with $780,
600 capital stock, has been chartered.
Herbert H Clark owns $4,000 of the
stock
Dave Mccoy. the six-foot and 200
pound recruit on the Washburn foot
ball team, viii not be in the line after
October 15. A position that pays more
than football calls him away
The Farmers and Merchants bank,
of Argonia, with $4,000 capital, has been
that has been established in Sumner
county within the past ten days.
The state has paid for the monu-
ment unveiled Monday at Pawnee In
dian village in memory of zebulon M.
Pike. 1t cost sI750. Charles W. Guild,
of Topeka, furnished the monument.
John F. Roe, city attorney of Cha
mute, on motion of Hugh P. Farrelly,
and L. H. Webb, of Winfield, on mo-
ton of James Lawrence, were admitted
to practice in the supreme court yes
terday.
If the managers of the Washburn
football field will keep the crowd off
the gridiron and back of the ropes at
Saturdays game, the spectators in the
grandstand will owe them a vote of
thanks.
An unusual sight has been frequently
seen on Topeka streets for the past ten
days Three men, who are always seen
together, each with his left arm in a