The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-25
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.


joy a trip to Pixies Peak while on the
Colorado trip.
The advance guard of the 1902 or
ange crop are beginning to appear on
the local market
A. Nj. Harvey has returned from
Troy He says that Pool Grinstead Is
enjoying his freedom
Perhaps il is just as well the kan
sas exposition was killed. That In
Buffalo lost 81, 600, 0OO-
Charles Johnson. clerk in the Office OF
the Santa Fe paint shop. was IN Usage
CITY Thursday attending a wedding
Miss Barbara Tauer thanked the jury
men, one by one yesterday. who granted
her $15.330 judgment against the Seus
estate.
B. F. Pankey says that he is still I'M
able to do much work with mis- tele-
phone line because of his inability TO
get poles
A toothache is a powerful thing. One
halted Senator Burton at Topeka yes
terday when he was on his way TO Kan
sas City.
The Washburn football team plays the
Agricultural college team from Man
haitian tomorrow afternoon on the w ASH
burn grounds.
w. E Bush, formerly secretary OF
state will move back to Topeka to heIp
John Breidentha1 with his new insur-
ance organization
Miss Matte Simpson, daughter of
Ben Simpson, of Paola, has been ap-
pointed a stenographer in the supreme
court clerks office.
DR.. ]. D. Countermine is at Lawrence
this week attending convention Wed
nesday night he spoke on the subject
of Foreign Missions.
j. H. Allen, freight agent for the
Missouri Pacific railroad at Lincoln,
Neb., was in Topeka Thursday on MS
way to Los Angeles, Cal
billiard f0IIrra r1Qnt is being ar
ranged at the T. A A The contestants
will be handicapped A K VanHook
will be the scratch man
The Shawnee County Sunday School
association will meet in convention Fri
day and Saturday of next week at the
Third Presbyterian church
There is not only a shortage of cars
to handle the coal. but the railroads are
threatened with a famine of that fuel
on account of the small output.
Jonathan Thomas, who has been as
ISOLATED with J. E Evans in the lumber
business at Emporia, has sold out his
interest there TO Mr. Evans
The Modern woodmen and Royal
NeighborS will give a musical and liter
airy entertainment at the auditorium
Thursday evening, october 81
There is a football game in Topeka
Saturday but 1t does not attract the in
terest the one did last week. The talent
all say Washburn is sure to win.
Albert Griff1n's monograph on prohi-
bition is to be published by himself, in
stead of the state printing office, and
it will be out early next week
An effort is being made to arrange a
game between the Washburn football
team and the Salt Lake Y M C. A to
be played after the Denver games.
Del Valentine and Charles Finch are
preparing the programme for Kansas
day, January %. and are busy shaking
young orators out of the tall timber.
DR.. NJ R. Mitchell and Rev. F. w.
Emerson pleaded guilty in the district
court Thursday to joint smashing and
s47. ~
The Thirtieth Kansas is missing from
the library of law books of Judge
Hooks at the federal building. A re-
turn Of the copy would be fully appre-
ciated-
A man who has returned from a trip
through the south says that the people
Roosevelt because he dined with a
negro
The treasured volume of clippings be-
longing to the St Ananias club is still
missing The loss of the precious vol
ume threatens to disrupt the organiza-
ton
George W. Clark, who sold his place
at $40 West Sixth avenue to w H.
Gunther. has purchased a place at 92l
Fillmore street. He will spend $500
IN improving it
DR.. D. NJ Fisk is giving a series OF
sociology lectures at Washburn college
which are attracting considerable at
tention- Many people not connected
with the college are attending.
The happiest man in town is Mayor
Hughes. He says that the crowning
feat of his administration is, the sale
of the Santa Fe bonds, and that he
don't care much now whether Parker
wins or not
Judge Hook will dispose of several
cases in the federal court here Monday
The demurrer in the Kansas Mutual
Life insurance case will probably be
one of the matters that viii be disposed
of at this time.
DR.. and Mrs O. F. Searle. of Nome
Alaska, are spending few days in To-
peka with the family of E E jerks a |
No Al Madison street before going to
solomon to visit with their son and
daughter. The Searles will rem ain in
Kansas this winter.
The automobile owned by G. wLank-
ford, that took fire in Lawrence recent |
~, has been purchased by the Rutter |
Zuttermeister-G odding syndicate Of |
Lawrence and will hereafter be used in |
connection with another automobile on |
the streets there.
The councilmen from the First wand |
VIII Try to secure the reinstatement of /
q sanitary policeman IN their ward |
They claim that one sanitary man is a |
necessity in the First ward. and that |
the board of health should assign one |
Of the South side officers to 5fItv on
the other side of the river
The board of health is attacking the |
new desiccating works which are heinz /
oulit on the Ennis tract in North To- /
peka- The members of the board saw |
that the plant is not being built ar |
cordlng to the plans and Specifications |
III the board can delay the Completion |
or the desiccating plant, it will be able |
10 use its dump a little longer ana |
come nearer paying up its big debts.
The new CARPET is laid in the i,,dsa-s
chambers at the federal building. The |
words United States Standard an
pear woven every two feet in the car
pet on the underside The ,,,err 49, Il