The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-31

Wi merry songs an friendly cracks,
An W Mnco sn tales e.'i an funnie jokes
Their sports are cheap and CHEEKY
An flu blythe tonight
w. H. Wilson has returned from Wash
| ington.
| Jail who prays regularly for deliverance-
The Washburn football team is the ath-
| letic drawing card of the year IN Denver.
| there is still time to fasten it before dark
Atchison gets Foxy CUTLER" one of the
great comic opera successes Topeka
Wagon loads of tomatoes are being re-
ceived in Topeka from nearby truck
Col. j, D. Norton has purchased the
Linus Blakesly property at Eighth and
1t requires 224 check books of 500 checks
each to make the quarterly pension pay
ment in Topeka
Ala is the guest of her sister. Mrs. w.
P. Rollins, of Parkdale.
No two people will agree in their &C
saddle horse looked like.
H w; Buckley presented ,d Baby L. L,ln .1
| the close of her hrst song.
A big crowd cry, Of Topeka High dilg school
day to see the Topeka-Central game
W. A Gardner has received the in
dorsement of Congressman Charles Curtis
for the pOStmaSterShlp at Mer1den-
The Auditorium is being used today by
the Woodmen and the Royal Neighbors.
They will have a ball there this evening.
Ed G. Smith, of the city engineers
office. has completed the drawings for the
proposed five-foot sewer through the city
park
The election is next Tuesday: 1t is i'm
portant that you should vote for the tax
grounds.
One of the handsomest suburban. resi-
dences in Topeka is that one near Shorey
which has just been completed for o. c.
Skinner.
The Knights of the Protected Ark win
give pie social and literary entertain
ment at their hall on East Sixth street
this evening.
Judge Hook has issued an. order that all
years must be taken to the Washington,
D. c, reformatory.
Tennesseetown is nearly ready for oc-
cupancy 1t will add considerably to the
size of the old building.
George H Moss has brought suit in the
MOSS on The eround Of a6andonns ~ and
incompatibility.
Mayor Hughes and Chief wilmarth in
terday. Everything was found to be in
good condition.
fruit raiser of Republic county, has been
in Topeka this week looking after the
sale OF his fruit crop.
Major Anderson is in Salina. He went
there Yesterday to attend a banquet Of
so near and yet so far
One of the things that seems to sur
prise strangers when Rev Charles NJ.
Sheldon leaves home is his modesty. They
have an erroneous impression of him.
Mayor Hughes has succeeded in work
railroad pictures to use in the decoration
of the barren walls of the city offices.
The executive committee of Washburn
officially thanked the Massachusetts man
who has given to Washburn the $4,000
The INSTRUMENTATION Missionary
union of the city will meet in the Cen
trail Congregational church on Friday at
10 a. m. Meeting will continue through
Until the house of bishops meets to elect
bishop for the n eI,,,a Kansas district,
charge of the churches in the new mis-
Chief Stahl attended a meeting of the
Democratic Flambeau club a few nights
ago, but refrained from making any
arrests, though it is reported he saw
some liquor
The annual meeting Of the Kansas. As
win meet in Topeka November Il to t.
Four new members rode the goat in the
ElkS lodge last night.
The advance folders of the Santa Fe,
giving the rough sketch of the new
time card. are printed in green to iden-
blue. The green folders will be circulated
only to agents of the company
In the next issue of the Washburn Co1-
lege Bulletin, the quarterly publication of
the college trustees. there viii be pictures
Mrs. L. D. Whittemore, Mrs. Clarke and
other persons prominently identified with
Mayor Hughes has started something
with the Edison electric light people. He
says that no permits for excavating shall
fix up the pavement which they left in
bad condition after laying the steam heat
pipes last summer
frightfully injured in falling down ele-
vator shaft at the Wolff packing plant,
but who is now convalescing at Stormont
hospital. will probably entirely recover.
sides receiving other bruises.
Cornelius Vanderbilt, who was in To-
Inherited BY his plutocratic pa and got
only s., 600 O00- However, Cornelius brother
handed over $4,000 900 more to him, so
there will likely be no wolves around Cor
nelius' door for some months yet.
Walter Gilmore, a bicyclist was run
down and severely bruised at Thirteenth
and Kansas avenue Wednesday after
noon by the driver of a delivery wagon.
neither stopped to discover what damage
had been done after striking Gilmore.
Prof s. G: Watkins. grand master of
the negro Masons. spoke on Symbolic
honor at the coIored Masonic hall at 61S
Kansas avenue last evening. The others
who spoke We're A ?. Smith, representing
George E. Smith, grand commander of
the knights Templar, and Mrs. NJ. e.
Langdon, representing the Eastern Star
Times is rather behind the times and also
Horse BIZ: s''rhe Times sporting editor
is in receipt of letter from the manager
situated at Topeka, Kas-, in which he
says that w L. Allen, the man who
gagged by him and is giving the best sat
isfaction. Old War Horse Bill certainly
understands the game and is capable of
giving the Kansas men the worth of their