The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-30
sNAP sHoTs A4 HOAENEWs

The sun has resumed business once
The West sixth avenue paving is rapid
" growing worse.
The Eiks' lobby and reception pa1Aofs
Fx-Gov s. ]. Crawford returned from 1
Washington Monday
Miss Ida KnaueF has gone TO Denver 70 I
remain for the summer
The T. A A. team Is trying to arrange 1
some games with Manhattan
F. Burleigh Johnson. one of the Trego |
county shaIe promoters. IS in town
VIM. Higgins is figuring On starting a
Republican newspaper IN indian 1errl-
About half the cold water tanks on
Kansas avenue have a supply lntermlt-
Mrs. c. B. Kilmer Of New York Is visit
! ing her mother, Mrs. George y. Hale IN
There is talk Of starting q summer wia-
overs club in Topeka T. F. Doran Is
/ the promoter
Mr.. and Mrs George / Brown q ~ ~
girl. born Monday
/ It doesn't look well for the city council
| to ride in the patrol wagon There ought
to be a city caFryal.
Miss Gussie Fuller of Topeka was one
of the young women who registered IN
4 the Oklahoma lottery
Judge Hazen is at work STUDYING some
trict court for a week.
John Waters has not, yet returned IRON iron,
after the big scramble.
The Twenty-thiFd regiment band : to
4
emancipation celebration
What has become Of the big auto ea. PIG
only automobile in Topeka?
The physicians, who, are collie special.
ISIS are esmsanag ms 1hs 1 laer tha1 there
Numerous Topeka people are stln anxS-
lehb ss T the oklahoa 10TH iotter y
DR.. L, NJ Powell viii go to Ludington
tonogT1row to Join his f9 mil WhieA Is
/ railroads granted a half rate
tents Yae sfat fae fo atas Rs r so nsa
{ Hmporia Gazette Mrs. Mary p Avery
| of 1927 Mechanics street was taken to a
| Topeka hospital today. She has been quite
sick for some time
, The, Epworth leagues Of the city will
be aaar,ssssq Fhls reDetiag Al Dr A1ae ~
| Penn, a, Maine evangelist
The paiies foFee Of To sa gaze Psao Of
e was held at Apburndale Sunday,
The Democratis, Flampsgaa club sad has
Of So 70 for the arrest Of the guilty PARTY,
Wara IS H Il bs Il the s eoona Style 9R VIII
big pillars extending clear TO the roof
!. the building viii cost between $4,000 and
1000
There is a renewal of business at tbs
9 Tapsa % The wet a weather. has made farm
ers DESTROYS to have help in putting II
> Mrs. p Trechsel Of Aleriaen. wlhe ar
rixed in Iopeka Afo n fr9g a st. S9seP Pa
g called there by the dangerous illness o
a relative
J. e. B. Demarest, representing the Bar
e Der Asphalt company, is II Topeka teaal
to confer With E5a 5e eg he ct Spo eounei
!. | has ordered to be made.
If Workmen for the Topeka Water com
pany are at work pumping the ralnWate
o of town The job Of laying the mains vii
g be rushed through without delay
r indian haiss school. Is here assisting IN a
a aagte Eh9 r IS lek at w 9h as "
7. Lawrence Journals 4 gEeaS+ , kick Il
cause he kept hogs in his back yard Tai
\ Is unreasonable. Did The kickers wan
10 him to keep the hogs in the front yard
The A. Hood & Sons Implement Manu-
to featuring company Of Columbus. Kan
$50 s5 "a a.fl - Hood eornDsfly Tnant1facftlre
agricultural implements on large seal'
nemPsfs or la9 fap Former nnarter
lie at 413 Kansas avenue, believing that -
odd I, num .o t 4S sys expsYeneed sine
al | occupying that place.
= Miss Grace Moore Of 2S2 Madison stFee
bs1dl Esqs u In Hs Wine hfh hacking &C piece
n lee with a butcher knife she struck I'll
=. OF the point Of the finger.
:, A team and wagon got 1nired in the 2
1eg nsar nhe s cause was tie dteh do
1g for steam pipes The rains caused Il
g settle and allow the wheels to sink up
- the hubs, which is new experience
Topeka.
Extensive repairs are now being mad
on Holbrook hall at Washburn colleg
ne seven rooms are being finished in II
- basement for the use Of the music depar
ment The building is also to be supple
- With city water, electric lights ana ne
Ii | furniture.
o. Judge W 3. Glasss Of coln.mPggs q,
So last night. They came up to get an 1
n ! junction to prevent the city OF Parsol
IT. Turning over to the M, K, & 7. EailWa
IL | $4,000 voted at the last election by =
- | CITY of Parsons The sum represented Il
a. proceeds of common stock sold by Il
Is, city. Mayor Busby keeps away from "a
d. sons while attorneys are trying TO sa'
IA. the city from making its gift BY lnJun
- ! fi0n Attorney General GODDARD was aWs
NJ and Assistant J. 8. West would not a
10; on the petitioners request.
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