The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-10-02
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWs.

Jesse Elliott has had his big Lake
| View bass mounted.
P. J. Lynch has returned from a bus
| mess trip to Chillicothe-
DIR. b. D. Eastman went to Kansas
| City yesterday on business
The Washburn football team is doing
| hard practice every afternoon
Frank Grimes is about to go into the
real estate business in Topeka
Now that golf is thing of the past,
| golf skirts can be had for 81 per.
The Scottish Rite Masons will be in
session in Topeka on Thanksgiving day.
| Chester Woodward will leave in a few
! days for Mexico for an extended visit.
The theatrical season is at low ebb.
| Not a single attraction in Topeka this
week.
w H. Rossington, Judge H. S. Allen
| and r. w. Blair are attending court at
| Newton
Sheriff McMasters, of Harvey county.
was in Topeka a short time Tuesday
evening.
| Wichita for the fall festival now going
| on there.
The Parker Hughes contest comes up
before the supreme court Friday Or
| Saturday.
Chas Samson has returned from
| St. Joseph.
| Stylish street suits and jaunty jack
cts made at lib West Tenth. Mrs. Bug
Zell, dressmaker.
A new network of wires has been put
| in for the trolley cars at Eighth and
Kansas avenue.
Judge Moore. of Marion, is here talk
! ing over the political situation with the
Topeka politicians.
The annual election of officers for the
| L. A. A. viii be held Monday at the
association rooms
We n ha f1a will NAV
| the Kansas City Medics on the Wash
| burn field Saturday.
Will P. Waggener's promised office on
| the ST. Louis fair commission will prob
| ably be pass ruStIer.
Hard times must be coming. Not a
new automobile has appeared on the
| streets for three weeks.
The Washburn football team played
| on the offensive against the High school
team yesterday afternoon.
Miss Alice Chadwick has returned
| from a visit of three months in Buffalo,
| Indianapolis and ST. Louis.
! Justice Ellis, of the supreme court, is
| still confined to his bed at the home of
his brother in Kansas City.
r. r. Clark, of Lawrence. has pur-
| chased Mckinley" 3-year-old trot-
| ting horse, from c H. Samson.
Dan Dyer, of Smith Center, has re-
| turned home He was attending to
business affairs here this week.
The music for the march from the
comic opera king Dodo" has made its
| appearance in Topeka music stores
| G. H. Samson, Albert Parker, Will
| liam Bradbury and Fred Bradbury will
attend the races at Lexington next
week.
The High school football team has
| several of last years star players on
the team Among them Hunter and
Griggs.
Hiram A. Brooks, of Clay Center,
| took out marriage license in Kansas
| City Tuesday to wed Marie Benzei, or
| Topeka.
What was it County Attorney Mich
OILS said about closing the road houses
The keepers must have thought he was
in fun
l.. The Rock Island wreck delayed the
passenger. trains Tuesday until a tem-
| porary track was built around the OBJ
| struction.
H c. Dooley, of Montgomery county,
| attended the federal court here Tues
day. Mr.. Dooley was member of the
legislature.
The annual convention of the Kansas
| AssociatiSa of Charities and Corrections
| will be held here october IA, 10 and 10
| Over 200 delegates are expected.
The attorneys for the city were not
ready when the gas hearing was called.
| It might be a good plan to get City AT
| torney Spencer another assistant.
R. w. Blue stopped In Leavenworth
yesterday and told reporter that ne
expects to be appointed pension COM
missioner to succeed n. Clay Evans.
Richard Nevins chief engineer of the
| proposed Omaha, Emporia & Southern
| railroad, is in EnpOria- today complet-
ing arrangements for starting out a
party of surveyors.
Captain Edward Glasgow, of the
Eleventh cavalry, who lives in Salina
says the wiping out of Company =
Ninth infantry, will have bad effect
upon the American troops.
| Local Democratic tickets will have g
rooster for an emblem this fall and the
precedent set, it is expected, will leac
to the adoption of the same emblem
next year for the state ticket.
w L. Allen, who was Washburn's
coach and who severed his connection
| with the team Saturday, went to Colo
RADIO. He is a mining engineer and has
some mineral interests in that state
General Wilder s. Metcalf says tbs
massacre of the company of the Ninth
| infantry by FilipinOS was due to care
! lessness He thinks the officers anC
men did not exercise proper precaution
Mayor Hughes is ''plunging'' on the
result of the mayoralty fight in the
supreme court lie has ordered book
case for the mayors Office at the city
hail. of course to be paid for by the
city
One of the worst streets in the city
during wet weather is First street east
of the Rock Island depot. The traffic in
that locality is heavy and in a muddy
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