The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-15
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS.

The district court will resume bust
ness Monday.
Congressman Charles Curtis left to-
day for Washington
1t is about time for a chrysanthemuna
| show to be talked of.
John Nicholson has taken a position
in the Bank of Topeka.
Supper will be served at Unity church
tonight to o'clock. for 25 cents.
1t was week ago yesterday that the
convicts escaped at Leavenworth.
George Sharitt has returned from at
tending the federal court at Fort Scott.
DeMoss & Penwen have refurnished
and painted their office on Quincy
street.
The Mozart quartette will be at the
First Swedish Baptist church tomor-
row night.
And the coal man smiled large,
broad smile this morning as he tripped
down town.
Ulysses S. George has been appointed
postmaster at Tecumseh vice ]. r. Nay
lor resigned.
Fred Parsons has been recommended
for appointment as substitute clerk at
the postoffice.
C. H. Pattison, the Kansas creamery
magnate, will leave tomorrow for New
York on business.
Several trap parties have been ar
ranged for the Washburn- Medic foot
ball game tomorrow.
The High school team and the
Colonies will play basket ball at the
7. NJ. c. A. tonight.
The .. S. district attorneys office here
has been deserted this week on account
of court at Fort Scott.
The weather man promises fair and
warmer weather for the Washburn-
Medic football game tomorrow.
Ma iOr n. j. Anderson is Investigating
a tannery plant at Sabetha, before rec
ommending its location at Topeka.
The Topeka Golf club will go to Law
renee next Saturday to allow the Law
renee golfers to have fun with them
B. NJ. Davies has purchased the A. w.
Lacey home at 625 Harrison street. for
$4,000. Mr.. Davies will make it his
home
John M. Padgett. an ex-Twentieth
Kansas soldier, has re-enlisted. He will
take bunch of recruits to San Fran
cisco.
John Hannah of Topeka will be a
judge of the pigeon department at the
Kansas City poultry show December &,
Z and 8.
The Woman's auxiliary to the Kan
sas Midwinter exposition will meet at
the Y. w c. A. rooms Monday mornings
November IS.
The originals of Albert Reds foot
ball boys and his pen and ink portrait
of George M Stone, are on exhibition
in the art display at Kellams-
Suit was commenced in the district
court yesterday afternoon by B. NJ.
Davies to collect $500 from J. S. Garvin
and w. W. Garvin on a promissory
note.
Chicago News: A Kansas jury has
decided that a man is not disturbing
the peace if he kisses his housekeeper
provided it does not disturb the house
keeper.
Strange how many stories have been
told of how Red Handed Wylie shot
Alka1i Pete to death way back in the
sixties, since these strenuous times
commenced
A handsomely framed picture of Past
Grand Master Haughey, of the Odd Fell
lows, has been hung the walls of
the Kansas headquarters at Fifth and
Quincy Streets.
E. E. Newell, of Be1oit, has taken a
position with the Continental Creamery
company electrical engineer His
will make Topeka their home.
Laura c. Fischer has brought suit for
divorce in the district court from Mar
rion Fischer because he knocked her
down and locked the door of their home
against her cold winter nights.
Sam Lakin. playing 20 points in the
T. A A billiard tournament defeated
Herman Grow, playing $50 points, by
the score of 20 to 131. Lakin has J. c.
Cooper to meet in the final game.
d. r. Beatty is in Kansas City buying
machinery for the shale mill which he