The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-19
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS.

D. A. Heath was up from Kansas City
yesterday.
Late frosts have tinted the foliage of
the trees.
Gus Suns MINISTRIES will .be at the
Crawford tonight
c. L. Traver is visiting his brother,
Dell Traver, at Atchison-
A trainload of ''rooters'' came up with
the K u. football team today
The W. C. T. q. will meet at the First
M. E. church at p m. Monday.
Fred Barnes came up from Lawrence
last night to attend the game today.
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Jury have gone to
Kansas City for visit of few days
Prof. S. ]. Hunter has been appointed
a state nursery inspector by Governor
Stanley
The Runaway Grip company did
not arrive in Topeka until o'clock
yesterday.
Lee Hayes, the 5-year-old son of A. c.
Hayes, at 319 Elm street, is sick with
scarlet fever.
At o'clock yesterday the mercury
reached 50 degrees, the highest tempera-
ture since October L
The postoffice department will not
furnish Buffalo exposition stamps for
sale after November l.
Mayor Hughes is working hard to sell
the Santa Fe bonds. He thinks he has
some strong strings out
The sale of seats for Lovers Lane"
which comes to the Crawford Thursday,
will commence Monday morning.
The Runaway Girl' in last nights
show was placed in the background by
the work of some of her associates
Mile. Peril Rabis of Smyrna, Turkey,
and Signora Mani D'Alt-Worral of
Turin, Italy, were in Topeka Monday.
The state house elevator is out of SER
vice for several weeks. The change in
power is being made from water to cleo
tricity.
Bids will be received until O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon. October %, for the
wiring of the federal building for cleo
tricity.
G. L. vanderpool, whose home is at
the Milwaukee soldiers home, is here in
Topeka visiting his brother, c. L. Van
derpool-
Abram Hartwen who lived in the first
house in Topeka is here stopping with
Nthe family of w. f. Conklin at 423 Lin
coin street
The few who had the forethought to
enamel their megaphones a Washburn
blue today were envied by all at the
football game
The annual open meeting of the
Gamma Sigma literary society was held
last night at Washburn college. 1t
was well attended.
J. E. Nissley is to speak before the
Y NJ c. A Sunday afternoon at 4
O'Clock on the subject of his tour
around the world
Otis Dalton of the tax department of
the Santa Fe was in Emporia Friday
checking up the tax account of the
company in Lyon county.
The prices for Lovers Lane will be
25 cents In the gallery, so and rs cents
in the balcony, 81 for the entire first
floor, and S1-50 for the boxes.
Some of the buildings in Topeka are
handsomely decorated with blue and
scarlet in honor Of the football game.
Blue is Washburn; scarlet is K. U.
Mrs. E. P. Ripley, wife of the presi-
dent of the Santa F'e. went west today
in special car 220. She was with party
going out to the Grand Canon of Ari-
zona-
A petition is to be filed at the next
council meeting asking for the creating
of a city park along the east bank Of
the Shunganunga creek in the Fifth
ward.
Miss Lucelia B. Clarke, violin instruc-
tor at Washburn college, is sick, and
her sister, Miss Abbey Clarke, of juno
ton City, is taking her classes for d
few days.
The first woman on the Topeka town
site was Mrs. Hattie A. Bunker who
came to Topeka from Wabaunsee coun-
~ today to be present at the dedica-
ton of the first house tablet.
The Denver pool rooms are offering
to that Kansas University will not