The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-20

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for the sewer The city engineer re-
fuses to allow him to use It on the
ground that 1t y not OF proper thick
The Lowman Hin Emerson club win
meet Monday night at 1OS6 Pine street
The government thermometer got up
to IS Friday afternoon
D. W. Mulvane WAS at the Blossom
house last night.
George Findley was In Kansas City
last night on political business
The Washburn football field has been
plowed and rolled.
SANDY Bottom will be at the Craw-
ford tonight. i
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Brown are Wis
iting at Lone Tree.
The announcement of the Emancipa-'
ton day exercise for next Monday
contains the following: Chow win be
served by one of Topeka's best cater
ers. N. B.-White folks you are espe-
cially invited to come out and enjoy
and partake of these delicacies of the
season."
The Washburn Review was issued
Friday. There has been no free fight
among the members Of the editorial
stan for week.
Theodore Schrieber of 600 North Kan
sas avenue has filed q replevin suit in
the district court to recover the bar fix
lures Sheriff Cook gathered in during
his Thursday night raid.
William Perry secured a judgment in
the district court Friday against G.. E.
Eal<ins and Frank Morris for $s15 for
goods bought
The Ringing circus cars occupy
nearly mile of track. The cars are
run in three trains.
Reports from Wichita say that Con-
gresham Chester I. Long has recov-
cred and will re-enter the, campaign
next week.
F. c. Raney. secretary of the Repub-
lfcan state central committee, has dis
covered that the fusion campaign hand
book does not bear union label. Raney
must sit up nights to try and find fault
with the fusionists.
The Kansas headquarters during the
G. A. r.. reunion at Washington will be
at the Oxford hotel. Fourteenth street
and New York avenue.
State Treasurer Frank Grimes has
announced that he has no money to use
in taking up Price raid claim script
He would prefer to have people holding
the script keep on holding it instead OF
sending it In to him to be cashed.
Andy Jordan will be chief marshal
Of the emancipation parade which will
be given Monday afternoon at 1880
o'clock.
Jackson's Twenty-third regiment
band and the Cumberland Boys band
celebration Monday.
The Nine Bees baseball team of Atch-'
ison will play the Topeka Unions Mon
day afternoon. Both teams are colored.
A Topeka man comments as follows:
The Hoyt Sentinel says: Miss L. A.
Darling departed last week for Law
renee, Kan, where she re-entered Has,
keh university" The language is used
advisedly. as anyone who goes to Law
renee is the same as Departed
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| phone system. The line viii include 100
| farmers living near that place
1t is about time that papers and peo-
| pie stop repeating the bright remark
about the woman. taking a bath who
was invited to slip on something and
come down to see. caller. and she
slipped on the top stair. The witticism
! is really old and worn out
Professor Sells would like to do
| slide for life from the top of the state
1 house dome to some other point for the
edificatfon of President Roosevelt while
| he is here He would also like to re-
ceive' $500 for the venture.
The Observer issstill being issued with
the Democrats fepudiated' it.
| T B. Gerow. director of the state en-
| p1oyment bureau, has handled over
| 5000 applications for. employment lin
| thirteen months
Mrs. Theresa Krebs. who was sent to
1
| twenty-five years for killing woman.
has asked the governor to parole her.
The international Association of Live
| Stock Sanitary Boards will meet in
| Wichita Tuesday, If any town needs a
sanitary convention it is Wichita.
| Smith Center Pioneer: Cider Smith"
| the noted weather prophet of Topeka,
! who never misses it, has declared for
| mild winter. Thick corn husks and
| walnut shells and every other known
| sign tell different story, but Cider
! must be given the preference. This pa
| per played him all summer. and he won
every time.
The washburn and high school foot
ball teams arranged for q practice game
| this afternoon.
Roy Gill, brother. of Coach Gill Of the
| Washburn football team. has been en-
| rolled at the college and will try for q
place on the football team.
| The iron roof for the tower Of the
| Washburn observatory building has not
arrived. Work Is delayed.
Alex Durow of Berry Creek will sell
! his stock and farm and move to To-
peka. What is Berry Creeks loss will
be Topeka's GAIN
Farmers around Topeka have been
unable to secure sufficient help for the
harvesting of hay. Kafi1r corn and cane
| crops.
Algie. the former captain of the X. u
football team. and one of the best end
men N tue STATE, VIII oe IN n. u again
this fall. and will play football. Algie
has been working for the Denver &
Rio Grande railway in the engineering
department, and was seen in Colorado
by Topeka man few days ago, and
| at that time gave the information. con-
corning his return to the university.
Mr.. Algie is married now and has one
child.
Judy and Louis P1amondon. two
residents of Topeka. who are numbered
among Ringing Bros forty famous
| clowns. will renew old acquaintance
| when the circus reaches this city next
Tuesday. The Topeka boys are doing
| a difficult aerial ladder act and are also
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