The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-11-04
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS.


Sunday passed without a single joint
raided by the police
The regular monthly council meeting
| will take place this evening.
| Two out of the three Topeka, football
| teams playing Saturday won.
S. l.. Leavitt has ordered automo-
bile 1t will be gasoline machine
| F. H. Collier. managing editor of the
| Topeka.
The cold snap found the state heating
! Gals are again shivering.
Duck hunters were out in force Sunday
river. Few met their death
NJ. A. Low is having a brick walk
built along The he, visit ,t side Of his residence
| Sunday was not so warm. Some of the
| snow which fell Saturday. night was Wis
| ible in the shady places this morning.
Gov. Stanley and a, number of state Of
| icials will be guests of the Topeka Whist
club this evening at social rubber.
Now that the relative strength of the
two teams has been determined Denver
will probably not play Washburn in To-
peka.
The commissioner of elections is anx-
ious for the judges and clerks for tomor-
rows election to make a trip to his office
and qualify.
The state board of education met today
in Superintendent Nelson's. office to issue
certificates to teachers who passed the
recent examinations.
Tomorrow is election day. Mayor
Hughes has decided cid to withdrew W., his s., OBJ,
without police interference
The Haskell Indians playing, Min
nesota university at Minneapolis today to
own against the iumbermen.
Suffrage association at MCPHERSON Fri
will speak on Thursday night
Most of the football rooters who under
stand the situation think that at Washbnrn
larger score piled up against them
The subjects of Dr. A E. Winship's
ton will be Lowell and Longfellow'' and
Boys, Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow"
F. D. Coburn, secretary of the state
vited to address the Iowa department at
it's annual meeting in Des Moines in De-
cember.
Several Yale graduates who live in To-
peka are wearing handsome bronze stick
thirities in ,commemoration of the Yale
The Topeka Elks who respectfully de-
more. about football than the Mountain
GERS imagined.
There such a large. crowd in Cen
tral congregational CHURCH Sunday 1igh 1
don's story that one young man tainted
and had to be carried from the room.
John Dudley has found employment
a app ilfl Of cyrus Leland as pension
agent Dudley lays his discharge as GUS
door.
Chief stahl was burdened with bust
ness Saturday afternoon. He made a
rapid transfer from the Kaw river. where
he was dredging for the dead body of a
man: to the Sunday school convention at
the Third Presbyterian church
Secretary Swan of the state board of
health estimates that the smallpox cpl
dernic last winter cost the state $4,000
to 500, 900. To know exactly, he has asked
all county health officers to send in
statement of quarantine expenses
Mrs. David Cornelius. with three chill
dren, was driving east on Fifth street,
near Madison, Saturday afternoon, when
down and wrecked the buggy. No one
was injured. The negro disappeared
G. c. Carey and wife of 1920 North Van
Ok. where Mr.. Carey had a section of
land which is evidently valuable as he
sold half of it for 81. 80, and has an offer
will make his home at Sacred Heart if he
does not dispose of his land
The an er Msre chase 5hs pr at te
Crawford Saturday matinee and night
The matinee audience vas good and the
edy was one of the green-whiskered-
freshmen kind with plenty of slap sticks
and knock downs and mighty little COM
edy.
The story comes from Denver that the
Washburn football players are having the
erfe ve ean BUT Of un Iaa r ae d
a ride around the loop are some of the
amusements; It's mighty nice for those
nourishment and see all that was coming
to them.
versity are the only colleges in the state
which are playing under the presidents
agreement this season. Ottawa Man
rest refused to enter the contract on the
ground that it would be impossible for