The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-05
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The PAYERS are now working on Clay
street
There are no bananas on the local
market now
More summer pilgrims are returning
to Topeka daily.
Topeka children are now looking UP
their school books.
Lawns have once more assumed a
parched appearance.
The circle Of road houses around To-
peka is now complete
The T A. A baseball team viii play
at Whiting Saturday
At last accounts Charles Wolff was
still on earth and undaunted.
Topeka's Twentieth Kansas contin-
gent returned today from Ottawa.
A farmer delivered four hogs in To-
peka today for which he received $loO.
The Southern Stock company will give
.Peclx's Bad Boy tonight at the Grand
John Dudley is on the anxious seat
once more but that is the portion of a
statesman
Tonight will be Topeka's amateurs
night with the Southern Stock company
at the Grand
Farmers are making hay and they
are not particular about the sun
shining either
Geo. E. Cole. state auditor, has gone
to Ottawa to attend Thea Twentieth
Kansas reunion.
Secretary Of State George W. Clark
reported the state house for local pa
per 20 years ago.
Henry Bennett has commenced work
on the new museum building at the
State university
The city will pay out $1,000 to a
lawyer to help the city attorney, whose
salary is 81 200 a year.
Emma c. Larson, who has been mar
ried two weeks, has fled suit for d.
vorce from John V. Larson
T. f. Doran who has one of the larg-
est vineyards in the city viii have a
short grape crop this year
Mrs. Alice Bonewitz, who has been
seriously sick at her home on North
Van Buren, street, is better
The walls of the Seymour cold stor-
age house at Crane street and Kansas
avenue have been completed
If a change of venue is granted in the
William KIusnire murder case the trial
may come before Judge Hazen-
Dean r. Lows polo pony "Bootjack''
Won third in the polo pony class at the
Denver horse show Wednesday.
The T. A. A. baseball team viii play
return game with the ROssviile team at
Rossville week from Saturday.
William Bradbury will take his Nc
Gregor horse to Terre Haute. Ind, to
enter in the $4,000 Alatron stakes
A Dover cattleman won three prizes
for ShOrthorn cattle which he exhibited
at the Iowa state fair at Des MOines-
A special meeting OF the council will
likely be called for next week, to vote
on the crematory franchise question.
The West Sixth avenue pavement Is
gradually growing worse and not a
word has the city council said about its
repair.
The melons that appear on the To
peka streets now are much smaller
than those that were shipped in earlier
in the season
c. H. Pattison, the Kansas creamery
king, has gone to New York, and there
are rum ors Of a new and greater
creamery trust
7. Ralph Burton left for Abilene to-
day looking as happy and cOntented as
a man can who has 100 people after him
wanting Office
pins at the Y. NJ. C. A rooms tonight
between the "Buffaloes' and "Camels."
The admission is free
Chief Stahl started his favorite game
again Wednesday evening. Six jointists
We're separated from a lucrative prac-
tice on the North side
If Cresceus and Joe Patchen or John
r. Gentry could go in Topeka it would
be mixture of gaits but a highly
mighty interesting race.
The showers came one day ahead If
"Cider" Smiths prediction but he will
De forgiven because there was NOT
enough rain to lay the DUST
c. c. Clemens says the waterworks
franchise will renew itself next Mon
day. On the same principle the city
might grant a perpetual franchise.
B. H. Tracy is having trouble with
his eyes and is now wearing smoked
glasses It is rum ored that he hurt
his eyes looking for that commission.
A gang of rOwdies who had been at
the West Sixth avenue road house,
awakened everyone on Sixth avenue at
2:30 this morning by their shouting
Mayor Hughes thinks he can improve
the acoustic properties Of the council
chamber by stringing wires across it.
try.
Mrs. f. Trachsen and children have
gone to Denver where her husband has
begun practicing medicine DR.. Trach-
sell was formerly physician at Meri-
den
Two hose reels. a ladder truck and a
hose wagon made hard run to a field
near Fourteenth and Harrison streets
to quelch a pile OF burning weeds last
night.
Senator Burton Saws he will take up
next winter, try to have their work
ing hours reduced ana their wages
raised
James NJ Mcfarland who holds the
belt as the champion baseball fan in
Topeka has only seen one bah game
this season and he went to st. Louis to
see that.
f. G. Lagerstrom has moved from
HEALTHY SCHOOLMA'AM.