The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-27
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

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office.
The summer pilgrims have nearly all
returned.
''On the Suwanee River" will be at the
| Crawford tonight
Arthur Massey has sold his running
horse Charley Curtis.
Paul Huyclze has his race horse Con
! ley at the Newton fair.
The regular fall rush of cattle to mar
ket is on with the railroads.
Mabel Clare Nichols and Louis E.
| Stanfield were married last night
New firebox Innings for the furnaces
in the city building are being made.
The Price-Arlington company at the
Grand will play Jacks Sweetheart to-
night.
The Democratic F1ambeau club init
ated IA members at its meeting Thurs
day night
Miss Agnew Lewis was found insane
by a commission in the probate court
yesterday.
The Saturday Night club viii meet
tomorrow evening in the Office of Steb-
bins & Evans.
who was i'll for a time with lung trou-
bic, is better.
Atchison gets Lady Huntworth's
Experiment Tuesday night. Topeka
does not see the play at all.
Arthur QUAINT, who recently under
Christ hospital. is steadily recovering.
Mrs. Sadly P. Kennaday, of Topeka.
had been appointed a seamstress at the
Little Water Indian school. New Mex
leo.
The old question of rules for small
pox cases will again be discussed by
the board of health next Tuesday even
ing.
Laura Hunt yesterday brought suit in
the district court asking for a divorce
from William Hunt on the grounds Of
cruelty.
Many people on the West side were
aroused this morning by the fire de-
partment going to the Clad Hamilton
barn fire.
The smokestack of the crematory
which was blown down by the high
wind the first of the week, has been
raised again.
Mrs Robert Miller, of Garrett, is in
Topeka to attend the funeral OF her
brother the late A L. Roach, who died
of typhoid fever
William Allen White. of Emporia, is
to respond to the toast 1.-THE West at
the Marquette club banquet, in Chi
cago, October 9.
D. H. vanDeusen of Emmett, Idaho.
and Nina Hayslip of Roswell, New
Mexico, secured a license to marry from
Probate Judge Pagan yesterday
Harry Stevens, who has been with
Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile company
Long Bros wholesale house in Kansas
City
"Slick" Slater was taken to Lansing
from Atchison by Sheriff Cook on
five years behind the walls for picking
pockets.
John switzer now admits that he has
lost his reputation as weather
prophet through his prediction that
September would be the worst month
of the year.
All the State Journal newsboys will
attend the matinee performance of the
Price-Arlington company at the Grand
Saturday afternoon as the guests of
the company.
No two pictures of Assassin Czolgosz
look alike. Some of them make him
look like a model Sunday school boy
and others resemble the hendish face
Of a raving maniac.
Atchison is a funny town The fol-
lowing is from the Atchison Globe:
For Sale-Good paying saloon on Main
street; proprietor leaving city. Address
D. t, Globe Office
The Washburn gridiron was surveyed
by Professor Harshbarger yesterday af-
ternoon and the lines viii be straight
as two lenses and a couple of spider
webs can make them.
The State university and Ottawa uni
Versity are playing the opening game of
football at Lawrence this afternoon
Several football enthusiasts from To-
Frank Myers, the gardener living
north of town, who was reported as be-
ing in a serious condition on account of
poisoning from a COW and calf bitten
by a rabid dog, has entirely recovered.
Extensive repairs and improvements
are being made on the Tennesseetown
library room at Lincoln and King
streets. The facilities Will be enlarged
to supply the increasing demand for
room.
Henry Allen in the Ottawa Herald:
How does it happen that Cider Smith,
the Topeka weather prophet who gets
double-head mention in the papers ev-
cry day. is never quoted on senatorial
outlook"
Four members of Marshan's band
went to Hutchinson today to reinforce
the Hutchinson band, which is going to
play at the Denver festivities. The four
men from Topeka were Sauerwein,
Buck, Kline and Barnes
r. f. Doran will read a paper before
the Saturday Night club tomorrow
night on THE Unique Position Of Kan
sas in the United States One of the
unique positions is that Kansas is
right square in the center.
Mayor Hughes will issue special po-
licemen's stars to each of the twenty
four janitors of the city schools. The
janitors have to be empowered to en-
force the protection of the school build
ings and to keep the small boys from
imposing upon them.
For the dedication of the Pike monu-
ment in Republic county next week, the |
railroads have granted a rate of one !
and one-third fare from all points |
with 200 miles. Tickets will be on sale /
September % and 30 good to return Oc-
tober l.
0. G. Smith, the man who was arrest
ed for throwing broken glass on the I
pavement. was acquitted in police /
court. It is easy for the police to con-
Wet the bicycle rider who gets on the
sidewalk. but seemingly impossible for /
them to find out who scatters broken |
tires.
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