The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-13
SNAP SHOTS AT HONE NEWS

day
The ice water tank IS no longer pop
ular
Bert Douglass. Of Burlington. Is VS.
itins IN Topeka
The Ohio association f. picnicking at
Garfield park today.
The regular sale Of the Banda Rosa
tickets opened today
Frank swallow OF Valley Falls was
Topeka visitor Thursday
Twenty-Five prisoners ate breakfast
III the city jail this morning
The grading Of Western avenue for
the paving has commenced
The last of the early peaches from the
local orchards are on the market
Dr. Geo r Lux and wife returned
yesterday from trip to Colorado
The main guard Of the Nodes are ex-
pected home from Cleveland Sunday.
II this rainy spell does not stop soon,
there VIII b. some water IN the river
The state house lawn is being moved.
This IS the third time during the sea-
son
Many Topeka young men and women
are leaving 60 enter school for the win
The Parker-Hughes case win be final
" heard by the supreme court next
month.
The village Pars0n.. win play
matinee at the Crawford tomorrow az
ternoon-
The class work at washburn com
menced today. Football viii commence
Monday
Rev F. ". Emerson viii begin a Sc
ries Of revival meetings at wichita
September Is
Rev william c. Prout OF Herkimer.
New York. has been attending the Espis-
copal convention here
The ancient telephone poles along
Jackson street are being removed 70 be
replaced with new ones
People expected a frost last night
but the temperature lacked several de-
grees Of tie frost mark
The city was filed with the little
green bugs that swarm around the
electric lights last night
Harry PAR brought suit in the dis
trtcr court Thursday afternoon for d.
vOrce from Minnie L. Parr.
Mrs Nation escaped at Couey Island
without a fine when she was arrested
for smashing q cigar case.
The Daughters Of the American Rev
Oluti0n met this afternoon at o'clock
with Mrs A H. Thompson
Lieut.. Collin H Ball. now Of the
Twenty third infantry. has charge Of
the prisoners at Fort LeavenwOrth-
The hall on the second floor and south
side Of the Masonic building of jackson
street IS being made ready for & dance
hall
There is one telephone station in To
pelza where It costs nickel to use the
instrument That is at the Hotel
Throop-
Coach Allen and half dozen wash
burn players. including Gill were on
the field yesterday afternoon for q
short practice
\ large quantity OF dead hsh have /
been found in the Kansas river below
Lawrence It Is thought they were /
killed by dynamite
George Dunn. c0lored. pleaded guilty I
in the city court Thursday to assaultIng !
Anna Davis. he was fined 81 and (
costs amounting to 81
Mayor Hughes says that the dump A
viii not be started but perhaps the 4
board OF health won't mind him for \
that is what he said before
A marriage license has been issued /
by Probate Judge Fagan to James 4
Waters of Goodland. aged g. and Lou
Farrell. Of Topeka, aged 43 years
People who have been spending the /
summer at the pleasure resorts are
struggling in The weather in Topeka
now equals that Of most resorts
The work Of repairing the asphalt
pavements IS again In progress 1t was
stopped by the rain Repairs can not
be made when the pavement is wet
State Auditor George E Cole yester-
day purchased 81, 5s1 worth Of improve
ment bonds. issued by the city of Law
renee to pay for the laying Of pave
mentS-
The Saturday Night club viii have
its first meeting tomorrow evening in
the Office Of Stebbins & Evans. Rev. A
Wyman win read q paper on Matthew
Arnold
On Monday evening. the Central Con
gregational church viii give its annual
reception TO the students Of Washburn-
Some interesting exercises are being
planned
George b. Harrison has been made
r-F
Packer. and expects to assume the
duties Of his new position about DC
tober l.
Miss Mary Maxwell has gone to Al
buquerque. N. NJ, for an extended visit
From there she win go to San Bernar-
dino. Cal. where she viii also remain
for awhile
william Klusnire- the Holton man
accused of wife murder. has been
granted a change OF venue. and will be
Topeka jail
The Twenty-third regiment hand has
Harden Bryant, a trombone
player. for six months because he did
not walk in the straight and narrow
path Of virtue
Winter is not yet A lady was seen
On Kansas avenue after sundOwn last
evening. dressed in a green lace dress
and carrying a brilliant pink parasol-
carefully elevated
Miss Inez E Pope. a former Wash
burn student, and teacher in the city
schools Of Topeka. has received an ap-
70fnrment as teacher in the Oneida In
5ian school. located in Wisconsin
The staff Of Naomi Rebekah lodge r.
D. Q. F, OF this city, viii 90 to Indian
apolis Saturday for the purpose of ex-
employing the Rehekah lodge work be-
fore the L o. O. F. grand lodge
E 1T0ntjoy. special examiner in the
department. of justice for the United
States who has been checking up the
federal officers here has gone to Omaha
to look over the books OF the officers
there
Nick ChiIes' Mckinley club has con