The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-30
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


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D. A Clements has gone to chicago
on business
DR.. Clement Smith is at work on
third automobile
Lillian B. Shadbolt has sued her hus-
band, Ralph G. Shadbolr, for divorce.
Tomorrow afternoon the It. "a. A. and
Maple Hill baseball teams viii play at
RossvilIe-
City Attorney Chas. F. Spencer re-
turned today from his vacation trip to
John seaton, representative from
Atchison county. was visiting in Topeka
yesterday
ule Of games for the coming season is
being arranged
James and Bert Garvin, who were in
the drug business here, have started
saloon in Lsawton.
Conductor John Bender. who runs on
the Santa f. fast mail, has gone to
Colorado on a visit
Ralph Cav. court reporter for Judge
Hazens returned yesterday with his
family from Colorado
Governor Stanley was notified bywire
Yesterday Of the death OF D. A Minis,
editor of the Garden City Imprint
A Topeka young lady threatens
gentleman caller with arrest, If he
doesn't return TWO OF her kodak pic
lures
Allan Sells circus now shows in
tent. which has been spread in the back
yard of the Sells residence on quincy
street.
II. A. Parker. first vice president Of
the Rock Island. passed through To-
peka Thursday afternoon on his way to
4 Chicago.
A bowling contest viii be given at the
Y. N. c A rooms next Tuesday night,
between the 'Bunaloes' and the
'Cemels."
Mrs ". s. EberIe and daughters
have returned from 3 visit OF several
weeks with Mrs. Eberle's mother at
Kansas City.
I freight agent Of the Santa F'e, has gone
10 Chicago to participate in the freight
rate conference.
G. f. Resseguie, general superintend-
ent Of the Santa Fe. has returned from
a two weeks vacation trip in Colorado
and New Mexico.
The Junior League of the First Meth
odist church viii give a social this ev-
ening at the home Of E ". Hughes,
-2S Taylor street.
A B. Hanway. Of Topeka. has secur-
ed a position as travelling representa-
tive Of the Wichita BEACON. His terri
tory Is IN Oklahoma
Mrs. A. II Hyde and Mrs. Chas. NJ
Sheldon have returned from a two
weeks vacation at Merrill Springs.
near Carbonate. Kas.
A one fare rate on all railroads for
rs miles around Topeka VIII probably
be granted for the Banda Rosa con-
certs September IS to Fl.
The work of repairing the damage
done to brick sidewalks by the dry
weather has been commenced by
Street Commissioner Snyder.
NJ Dillon today brought a rep1evfn
suit in the district court against Chief
Stahl for one Judge" slot machine
which was captured in recent raid.
A building permit was yesterday
granted TO the Topeka Street Railway
company for the construction Of a car
shed addition The cost will be $500.
Several colics and a new variety Of
cramps returned this morning with the
Republican F1ambeau club from the
watermelon feast at Clyde yesterday
E. F. Russell and E. H. Harding, of
Kansas City, expect to open new
music house in Topeka. within q short
time They are looking for a location
Several members of the Twentieth
Kansas who live in Topeka are going to
Ottawa for the three days reunion of
the regiment which begins there Mon
day.
The Topeka Athletic Association base
ball team will have Dryden. the Scran-
ton pitcher. in the box Monday after
noon when they play the soldier team
from Fort Riley
NJ E. YounHin, the dog tax collector,
has turned in $5S SO far this week on
licenses issued He has also executed
financial backing.
City Physician Judd supervised the
first trip OF the new dumping dredge
yesterday afternoon A wagonload Of
refuse was run out on the cable and
sent down to Lawrence.
Cold weather IS not far off. It is less
than a month until the long haired
football players viii commence work
At any rate they will begin to grow
their necessary crep Of hair.
Pointer for Topeka board OF educa-
ton. The Salina board of education, is
debating whether or not they should
postpone opening Of city schools on ac-
count of the hot weather.
Themotion to make the petition more
definite and certain in the Barbara
Tauer suit against P. L Bonebrake, the
administrator Of the Sells estate viii be
heard in the district court Tuesday
Stebbins & Evans brought eleven
suits in the district court Thursday at
ternoon against the Western Farm
Mortgage Trust company of Colorado
The suits amount to over $500, 600.
G. NJ. Merriam. Of the Arm OF T. E.
Bowman e. Co. is in the city for q
short time. Mr.. Merriam is eastern rep
resentative Of the firm, with headquar-
tiers at Boston.
City Clerk squires has gone to work
on the figuring Up OF next years spe-
cial tax assessment. If I work at it
all my spare time from now till next
September. VIII just about dnish."
says Mr.. Squires-
The 7. A a baseball team. which has
been playing some good ball lately
hopes to defeat the Fort Riley soldier
team Monday afternoon. At Junction
City the Topeka team lost to the sol
diers by the score Of i've to nothing.
Major George Sully, who is in charge
of the gospel car Messenger of Peace
has returned from Usage City where he
has been for about three weeks holding
special meetings He reports largely at
tended services there.
Rev F. J. Seaman. the new assistant
pastor of the First Methodist church.
led the prayer meeting last evening