The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-14
sNAP sHOTs AZ HOME news

There are only ten cases OF ypno1d 1e>
Thomas N. Potter Of Peabody was in
Topeka yesterday.
John Haughey OF Wellington was in the
NVatermeIous are now being sold on the
streets from wagons
The PAYERS are now at work IN frons
of the governors mansion
George F. Sherman has been appointed
substitute clerk at the postofhce
to '' spin the last drop Of his hiood2
Shorey postof6ce will be authorized to
issue money orders after October l.
The golf links will soon be as populas
as ever Reason. the return Of cooler
weather
The members Of the local order Of Pyras
mids. VIII enjoy trolley ride THURSDAY
clarence Afatson. formerly with the
State JOURNAL, Is seriously sick at his
p Y. gilbert, rgral route ing.gsetoE,; Is
The dry weather caused the brick walks
to become uneven BY allowing portions Or
the walk to settle.
Robert Ogiivie of Auburndale went to
Fort Madison today to join corps OF
Santa F'e surveyors
The Tennesseet0Wn mission of the Cen>
tral Congregational church held a picnic
on the Washburn college campus today
The Twenty-third Regiment band has
their uniforms out of the express office
The first stockholders meeting of the
Thursday evening at Security building.
Topeka players anticipate carrying or
/ the trophies at the tennis tournament At
Atehison in the near future, but there's
many a slip
The city electric. light. plant has a gang
electric light wires
Miss Blanche Moffitt. for several years
cashier at the Cremerfe restaurant. left
yesterday for Pfttsburg, Pa, where she
win make her home
ment at one Of Kansas CIty's parks upon
its return from the Knights IenplaF
demonstration at Cleveland
Frank Foster not only knows how to
pronounce Cresceus, but. he knows the
under a harness, or most OF them.
/ Gov Stanley. Mort Aibaugh and tho
majority Of the state house circle are at
the Hutchinson reunion today. where the
| governor and Teddy Roosevelt speak
/ the topeka high school viii leave todap
for a weeks visit in Hiawatha- He will
have his daughter Martha with him.
Miss Mary L Barnes Of Scotia SEMI
today and VIII visit with her sister, Mrs.
J. T LoveWell, at 1901 College avenue.
Engineer Thomas Jones Of the santa Fe
at his home on Klein street He has been
his bed
L NJ Crawford was in Leavenworth
| Monday and offered DR.. Sinks $1,000 for
| Crawford is now expected TO Improve
! Chickering hall.
The John Marshall benefit concert will
| be given at Garfield park Friday night.
Marshall 8 band and the Modoes VIII o
the attra actions. There should be at least
/ 5000 people at the concert
/ E ". Thompson, assistant general pas,
senger agent Of the Hf5ck Island, viii lead
upon the event of the .iOld Folks at
Home celebration, a state affair
The following is the announcement OF
/ pensions granted to Kansans: Increase
/ George Mattingiy, Topeka 81 Cyrus
den City $40; widows. Ann Johnson. To-
Next week the city VIII start a man. to
work burning weeds. provided the weather
continues dry. The weeds which have
been cut by the weed gang are raked Up
and burned to prevent the seeds from
altering.
Mr.. Munck and Mr.. Jensen of Emporia
have been in Topeka this week looking
/ over the ice and cold storage plants with
/ the idea in view of securing pointers to
at En9oria-
his Tracv and other appointrnent troubles
/ in and around vVasbfnefon that he did
place on the programme at the ,Hutchin-
son G. A. R reunion
Tbs state owes the city of Topeka about
$1,000 for the states share Of the paving
have consistently refused to pay the bill
ever since the pavement was laid and the
city continues TO hold the sack
Mrs L D. Whittemore and her sister.
Mrs. Winifred Schnacke. left today for
! Mrs EenNacKefS home at Great Bend,
where Mrs Whittemore viii visit with her
accomplished ias5 By her little daughter Mar
garet.
Secretary Coburn gives none of his de-
partmental reports to children that come
into his office He finds they want them
mostly FOR scrap books. Usually the legit-
innate demand eats the supply and people
viii have to look elsewhere for their
scrap books
The Barber Asphalt company has agreed
to resurface the pavement on the follow
streets Kansas avenue
Ninth; Quincy street. Fifth to Ninth. ana
Fifth, Sixth and Seventh streets entire.
Repairs Will be made on the rest Of the
asphalt pavement in town.
The new hog ordinance has been drawn
meeting tonight It levfes a fine Of from
provides that the ordinance shall not Be
construed to mean that the packine
houses shall not keep hogs on hand for
slaughter
What was purported to be the first car
load Of Rocky Ford cantalOupes of the
season was shipped east over the santa
F'e Tuesday afternoon The cantal0upe@
Were IN an express car on train No
distributing agent " lille the train waited
at Topeka the car was re-iced-
Mrs L. D. Sehaum. who was postmis-
tress Of the house OF Representatives in
1893 and assistant last winter. has ems
barked in a unique business IN Kansas
City called a research bureau The sys-
tenn is to compile statistics and collect
data for addresses, lectures and speeches
renee club woman. will also write
speeches.
The board Of health at its last nights
meeting talked some more about the city
dump The following vas the question up
for debate- Resolved. That it is better
for the city to acquire a dump of its own
than to hire the creTnatory. to do the
dumping" The board decided to ask the
dumping by means Of a cable across the
river, which always was nuisance
1910