The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-21
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peka-
George A. Barry Of Enid. ok. has re-
turned
L K Lewis. Of Topeka. is visiting in
Rev c. n. Sheldon was in Fort Scott
yesterday.
These are nne days for g0lf- say the
enthusiasts
watermeIons are stn coming in BY
the wagon load
Elder Sloan OF Topeka is conducting
revival services at Mayetta-
Life insurance companies are again
flooding the town with bIOtters
NJ G. Baker. the Rock Island agen.
at Saline, spent Friday in Topeka
The Washburn football field IS in ex-
cellent shape Tor the coming season
The rear view of Sorrentino directing
his band makes him look like sousa-
Mrs 4 NJ Fuller. of 300 West Sixth.
who has been very sick, is recovering
c H Pattison. the Kansas creamery
king. VIII leave for New York Sunday
Topeka has again assumed = peaceful
aspect-an the military men have left
the city
The trio OF Albert Reds march.
Guardians of Liberty" IS especially
pleasing.
Myron White, last years big Wash
burn guard is now on the training
table at K. u
Some one ought to remove the fright
fuI picture OF President Mckinley in
the Auditorium
Mrs F n Pribble and daughter.
Miss Nellie, have gone to Garrett for a
visit OF two weeks
For q good smoke try Cream OF Roses
SC cigar, made by J. r. Spetter. S1615
North Kansas avenue
o. P. Byers. Rock Island commercial
agent at Hutchinson. was at the gen
eral Offices here Friday
The streets and walks committee is
making an investigation Of affairs in
the Second ward today.
c. B. Samson has sold black team
OF horses to New York man. The sell
ing price is said to be 81 600
GreenWald is selling a fine line OF
boys all wool sweaters for s1-0o- They
come in all shades and colors-
". A Whites new story IN the Sat
urday Evening Post, has a typical Kan
sas PopuIist for hero. Is it Leedy2
In the game between Boston and Chi
cago Friday. Dick Cooley made two
two-base hits and one three Dagger
The 10th annual convention o. the
Young Mems Christian association viii
be held at Fort Scott October "A TO p
The first football game win be on the
Washburn field a week from today
when the Enporia Normal team comes
here
Miss Tone Gilmore, of Emporia, has
returned home after a short visit in
Topeka
Archdeacon Crawford of Topeka has
gone to Emporia where he win hold two
services in St Andrews church to-
morrow.
Captain Henry King. editor Of the
Globe Democrat, has returned to St
Louis after visiting his fruit farm at
Tecumseh-
Els Rpct<nar was convicted Of high
way robbery in the district court yes
terday afternoon The term IS from 10
to q years
Mrs. c. A. Shepherd. Of Holton. is in
Topeka attending the Banda Rossa
concerts. She is visiting her uncle. A
H FREELY. at the Copeland
a detail from the white wings force
is employed every day in sweeping out
the Auditorium during the continuance
Of the Banda Rosa concerts
Judge w G Hook viii probably oc-
cupy Judge Phillips place on the bench
at the term of the federal court which
begins at St Joseph Monday
Mrs H c. Pribble has gone to Chi
cago for short visit She VIII be join
ed Monday by her husband who viii be
there the remainder Of the week
The symbol Of mourning viii be al
lowed to remain in the Auditorium for
30 days Flags will be maintained at
half mast for an equal length Of time
Mrs NJ L Pattison has gone TO Cali
fornia for several months visit Her
son william IS hospital steward Of a
United States naval vessel stationed OFT
Vallejo. Cal
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Histed are in
Holton, visiting With Mr. and Mrs John
D. Myers Mr. Histed is representing
the Western Union Telegraph company
in a lawsuit
The Republicans of Oakland nom
mated the following ticket for today's
township primaries. Trustee, A. A Dis
nev. treasurer, o. s. Skinner: eonsta-
bic. B. P. Williams.
ajor T J. Anderson attends every
concert OF the Red Band at the Audi
toriuTn- He says nothing could keep
him away from q band that plays as
the Banda Rosa does.
William Schoenhon, a Newton en-
pIoye Of the Santa Fe. has been released
from the hospital here after y ging
been detained two weeks on account OF
injuries received while at work
License Collector P H Forbes is still
figuring on changes 70 be made IN the
license ordinance He viii likely have
a new ordinance ready to be presented
at the next meeting of the council.
Next Monday Will be another Jewish
holiday From Sunday evening at s
O'Clock until Monday evening at s
O'Clock all faithful Jews viii speni
their time in fasting and prayer. It is
Tom Kippur.
The Whittlesey Mercantile company
has fled a claim for $50 against the city
The company alleges that its stock Of
groceries was damaged to this extent {
by the insufficient drainage At Second
and Madison streets
The committee on streets and walks 7
made a tour of investigation IN the /
patrol wagon yesterday afternoon 1t /
was decided to repair the Walker ave /
nue. bridge in Auburndale instead of /
building a new structure
DR. P. H Lerrigo.. late representative I
Of the United States government and /
missionary to the EssQufmaux On St. [
Lawrence island. Behring sea- viii speak 4
at the mems meeting at the city 7. NJ. /
c. A Sunday afternoon at 4 O'Clock.
City Attorney Spencer has deci1ed /
that the city must pay for curling AMI 4
paving the bridge approaches, If this I
work is done It was thought for a time