The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-07
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

resorts
is sure sign of approaching winter
Mr. and Mrs. w. F. Lake have gone
to Jefferson county for a brief visit
NJ A. Low has returned from Horton
where he spent Wednesday at his ranch
E. w. Cline, land agent for the Rock
Island was in Hutchinson Wednesday
The Haskell Indians and K U. meet
at Lawrence Saturday on the football
field.
r. r. vermillion, Wichita attorney,
is in town pleading cases in the supreme
court
F. w. swearingen has been appointed
watch inspector for the Union Pacific
railroad.
Trees are rapidly parting with their
leaves and it is good time to look for
squirrels.
c. F. Biddle. of Wichita, is in Topeka,
attending meeting of the tax COM
missioners.
Albert Reid will make the design for
the posters for the Kansas Midwinter
exposition
Cyrus Leland went up to Troy last
night by way of Kansas City and the
Blossom house.
Jay Keller is now in the regular
Savannah Ga.
The wanderers room at the police
station has had seven occupants in
the last four days
Governor Stanley sent a telegram of
congratulation to Seth Low on his vic
tory in New York
The Kansas City Dentals will play
football with the Kansas Medics on
Washburn field Saturday.
The gymnasium classes at the T. A.
a. will begin Monday under the in
struction of Charles Rogers.
The police neglected to raid any
joints last night. 1t is about time for
he Clemens
A great number of the low brick
stores along lower Kansas avenue have
been painted or are being painted.
The Pleasant Hour Literary circle
will meet at 429 Kansas avenue Satur-
day night. E Ridley will read a paper
c. L. Broadwell of this place has gone
to Hutchinson to take charge of the
shoe department in a large store at that
place.
On Friday evening, the Royal Neigh
Dor drill team of No. 148 will give
dance at the lodge hall. 521 Quincy
street.
J. M.Mamilton, claims attorney for
the Santa Fee, leaves for Texas today to
be gone for two weeks on business of
the road.
A Topeka man who does not take
kindly to the late styles, says the new
yoke overcoats look like padded Mother
Hubbards.
game of football at Atchison with the
team of the Atchison Athletic club
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs Josiah Paddock has returned
from Indianapolis, Ind, where she was
summoned three weeks ago by the SER
ious illness of her mother
The appointment of a physician for
the Topeka insane asylum has been
postponed until the next meeting of the
state board of charities and correc-
tons.
The Topeka doctors hope to defeat the
Kansas City dentists on the Washburn
football field Saturday It will be an
eye for an eye and a tooth for a tooth
affair.
Ralph Faxon, private secretary to
He Joined Mr.. Long in
Kansas City on his return to Wash
ington-
Railroad men say that business usu-
ally falls off about the first of NOvem-
Der and continues light until towards
the holidays, but this year it is keeping
up we'll
Mrs. ]. P. Johnson, of us Tyler street,
has had a picture of Rev. Charles NJ
Sheldon enlarged and framed, and has |
presented it to the Sheldon Emergency |
hospital.
D. A Nichol who has been employed |
in the statistical department of General |
Manager Mudge's office at the Santa F'e |
has resigned his position and will study |
medicine.
Washburn will be back within the |
borders of Kansas by tomorrow and !
will meet the heavy Bethany college /
team on the football field at Lindsborg !
tomorrow.
The Boston Ladies' Symphony orches- |
ira will come to the Auditorium We'd |
nesday night, November H. The pro- |
ceeds are for the benefit of the pipe |
organ fund
J. E Nissley will talk to the news |
boys Saturday evening at the old court |
house. about his tour around the world |
will also be made for |
J. r. Hyland, of Washington, Kas., |
George H Alexander, of Wichita, and |
John F. Monroe, of New York city, have |
been admitted to practice. before the SUI |
preme court.
The 'sblack diamond chimney sweep |
has been engaged by the Topeka Water |
to inspect and repair the |
smokestack, and plant of the Law |
renee Water company.
The Trego county gold shale million |
aires were happy yesterday. They were |
jubilent because the government has |
ordered an expert to make an exami- |
nation of the gold fields
At the book social held last night at |
the Central Congregational church, lao |
books were received for the Tennessee !
town library. and SO pictures for the /
walls of the library room.
At just o'clock last night everybody |
doing business with the Edison Electric |
was trying to call them by |
telephone. They all wanted to know |
why they We're left in darkness.
Charters have been granted to the |
North Erie Oil. Gas and Mineral De- |
company, of Erie Kas. cap |
ital $4,000, and the Bluff City Milling |
company. of Bluff City, capital $4,000
A family at Nebraska City telephoned |
to Mrs. Thorpe for a colored servant |
girl. Mrs Thorpe will send the girl |
this evening This makes the fifth one |
for whom work has been secured at Ne |
braska City.
I. P Campbell. who was nominated |
for congress by the Populists of the |