The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-30
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS.


| Tomorrow night is Halloween.
| Storm doors VIII soon be making their
appearance.
The Elks will have a Halloween party
The Washburn football team goes to
Denver tomorrow
D. r. Eite and Bestor G. Brown were in
Kansas City Tuesday.
r. Howard, of Kansas City, is in To-
| peka on business this week.
c. NJ Atwood was in Kansas City Tues
| day, accompanied by Mrs Atwood.
| Thursday is All Souls day in the cal
| endar of holy days of the Catholic church.
J. r. Pendroy roadmaster of the Union
Pacific at Salina, was in Topeka Tuesday.
Charlie Holidays, plea has borne fruit
He has been Nlet alone" since yesterday.
| The trap shooters of Topeka are plan
ming to hold a big shoot on thanksgiving
| day.
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon was in Omaha,
Neb., Tuesday. He is in Des Moines, Ia,
| today.
Paul Hudson, business manager of the
| Friday.
It would. be strange if a public enter
prise could be started in Topeka without
| Despite all attempts to down the Kan
| sas Midwinter exposition, its progress IS
One Topeka book store bought $50 copies
| of Win Whites new book, Strategems
and SDoils.'
| ing contractors in Topeka as in a Ken
lucky feud-
License collector p H. Forbes turned
| s129 into the city treasury during the
month of October.
| Don't forget to vote for the. tax levy
| for the improvements 81, at the fair grounds
The city engineer uses about a wagon
load of stakes every fortnight And this
with beef at 20 cents a pound.
| Thursday night an extra force of police
| will endeavor to prevent the destruction
| of property by Halloween vandals
A Topeka man who took no interest IN
Kansas shale has suddenly acquired a
| large degree of enthusiasm friend in
| duced him to invest few dollars
| West Sixth avenue is still in very bad
| shape and still there is talk of more paw
| ing without any thought of repaving that
| The Boston Ladies' Symphony orchestra
of twenty pieces has been booked for a
for the benefit of the organ fund.
1t is rumored that County Attorney
| speeches to the Turner's. He is studying
| German and is making rapid strides.
sha their shs s%ndaTs IN ahs
country. The roads are firm and smooth,
| and the nut crop is said to be exceptional
| ly large
The people in the First ward are plan
ming to ask the council to open all streets
and alleys In North Topeka between ,tss1
0f Tyler.
game in Topeka next Saturday The
Kansas NEEDLES will have opportunity
to distinguish themselves before home
audience
The Topeka High school football team
Kansas City on the latter's grounds Sat
urday afternoon The same teams played
a tie game here of to 6.
The old cast-iron street lamp posts will
be removed from the street corners ano
these old posts still left in town, and they
| have long been eyesore-
| K U. has made her debut in the north
now the Haskell Indians will step up tc
| Minneapolis and try for fall with the
University Of Wisconsin nor Beioit. -
The old house which was torn down te
make room for the Jonathan Thomas
the p1aid landm Un Of Topeka It Was for form
erly the residence of George W. Crane
af the oBec Pr df har 1ey M t9 sb th
don's visit to Des Moines Tuesday was
to assist the MINISTERS Ms d;{,5 in plan to OBJ 9
one week
Judge c. E. Foote and wife went tt
Foote e'i spoke at aeS union meeting Of TIL
| A o. U. w. lodges of that city. the occa
sion being the thirty-third anniversary O
the order.
Washburn college now owns a. telescope
, with four-inch object glass. 1t will b.
the proposed astronomical observatory
, The four-inch telescope cost several hun
, Daily weather reports will be sent on
by the weather bureau here to patron,
of the rural routes. Each carrier on thu
rural routes has been asked to submit
. list of 80 names of persons on his rout,
who will appreciate such a report.
Oakland people are aroused over tn,
appearance of a supposed crazy man VIII
has been hanging around down Their,
nights without doing any particular harm
Some of the residents of that suburb ar
afraid to go outside of the house afte
dark.
= The ladies of the Central Congregations
church giving yellow tea this af
ternoon. The Rev. Mr.. Sheldon may oh
ject to yellow journals, but he seems t
approve of yellow teas. especially whel