The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-28
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS.

Judge Hook has been in Topeka to-
day.
Hunters are bringing in a few wild
ducks.
c. ]. Evans. of Ellsworth, is in To-
peka-
Walnuts this year are very small as
DR.. S. C. Pigmar. of Concordia, is in
the city today.
The big brick stack to the state house
heating plant is completed
Apples from Shawnee county are be-
ing shipped in carload lots to Minnesota
The Elks' annual benefit and Mar
Mayor Hughes will not appoint any
special policemen for the coming city
election
r. H. Faxon, private secretary to
Congressman Chester L Long, is in To-
peka today.
The Haskell Indians will play the
Minnesota football team at Minneapolis
next Saturday.
A reunion of the eolored Masonic order
will be held at 61S Kansas avenue on
Wednesday evening.
Louis Valentine. of the Clay Center
Times a brother Of Del Valentine, was
in Topeka over Sunday.
The favorite drive from Topeka is out
through Oakland and across the river
People with depleted coal bins should
heed Cider Smiths prediction for
cooler weather this week.
Salina Union: State Auditor George E.
Cole and wife are in the city the guests
of Mr. and Mrs J. NJ Bent
Richard Hayden has returned from
Hutchinson where he helped organize a
knights of Columbus lodge
Charles Clark, who was for some time
student at Washburn college, will go
NnA Tnrr owl -, ~ lou
A horse buyer last week paid Shaw
nee county farmer 1925 for team that
was not on the Cresceus order, either
The Manhattan football players say
they wanted to come to Topeka all the
time Their actions belle their words.
The Shawnee county Sunday school
convention is to be held in the Third
Presbyterian church in this city this
week
Among the largest poles in the city
are those now being erected on West
Fifth street for the Pankey Telephone
toll line
AT a meeting of the Grange organiza-
tions of Shawnee county Saturday the
state fair proposition was unanimously
endorsed.
Oriental Lodge OF Perfection will meet
tonight at the Masonic building to dis
cuss the preliminary matters of the
Masonic temple
Observers of nature remark that the
leaves all fell in a day. apparently, in a
manner similar to their sudden appear
ance last spring.
One hundred and five counties will
turn over their sheriffs and treasurers
to Topeka to entertain Wednesday and
Thursday of this week.
The street gang has been busy the
last few days sweeping the leaves and
dust from the pavement on Topeka ave-
nue. and Harrison street
A motion for a new trial has been
filed by Bergan & Dana, attorneys for
the Sells estate, in the Barbara Tauer
$4,000 suit in the district court
Charles NJ Sheldon will go to Des
Moines, Ia, next Thursday to give a
reading of which the proceeds will go in
TO the TennesseetOwn mission work.
Ralph Babcock, a clerk in the office of
the auditor of disbursements al the San
ia F'e, has resigned his position, and will
become an insurance inspector in Okla
homa.
The Haskell Indians will play the
Wisconsin State university next Satur-
day. Wisconsin will discover that every
thing from Kansas is not as easy as
K. u.
the cost of the proposed sewer through
the city park is 81, $50. There will prob
ably be a fight made on the construction
of the sewer.
Maurice O'Rourke, who is attending
school at Kansas City. spent Saturday
and Sunday with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. ]. O'Rourke of the Throop ho-
tel
The council meets in special session
tonight to consider the proposition q
the Kansas Midwinter Exposition COM
pany for the use of the Auditorium the
last two weeks in January.
Miss Kate Johnson, of Norton. is sec
Rotary and treasurer of the County
Treasurers' associa ton, that meets here
W edneSday and Thursday. She is the
only woman treasurer in the state.
state Senator Charles Buschow and
R. M.McGonigal. of Colby, came in yes
feraay and the Sixth district crowd that
YVES left over from Saturday held an
other curbstone conference. Object: To
beat Reeder.
A wetness like this morning shows up
the dirty streets And in this connec-
ton it is pertinent to ask: Is North