The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-25
SNAP SHOTS AT HONE NEWS,

The Modocs win give q benedt concert |
af Arton hall Friday night.
The government thermometer ranged
between 81 and So Wednesday.
w. r. SchOch addressed q Republican
meeting at Richland last night.
The Topeka Choral union met last
night to begin this seasons work
John Strickrott OF Topeka. is at Atch- |
isOn to take views Of the corn carnival. |
Harmon Wilson and c. HI. Sessions |
are attending the Atchison corn carni-
Andrew Robson in s.Richard Carvels
+ booked to play at the Grand this
C. J. snideman has gone to somer-
Vile, Texas, to work at the Harvey eat
ing house
The Gamblers Daughter'. which win
Wamego last night
There will be q meeting Of the enter
tainment committee of the Commercial
club Friday morning.
Sherman Brauker wishes a divorce
from Laura Brauker because she has
abandoned him to his fate.
Emma Whitlaw has asked Judge Ha-
zen to divorce her from Andrew Whit
law because he is cruel to her.
]. L REIMBURSEMENT announces her
opening of fall millinery on Friday and
Saturday, 73S Kansas avenue.
"A reception was given supreme MAS
ter Workman Webb McNall by the A.
o. U. w. lodges of Topeka last evening
! The preliminary trial Of Amos Postal
/ who is charged with selling liquor to
Indians is set for Friday, September rs
7. B. Gerow, director of the state en-
ployment bureau. has gone home to
Atchison to take IN the corn carnival
this week.
Since the circus wagons treked over
Tenth street and Topeka avenue the
pavements along the line of trekage
need cleaning.
Mrs. l. A. James extends an invita-
ton to the ladies to call FRIDAY and
Saturday and see her exclusive DISPLAY
of fall millinery.
The football season opens Saturday
afternoon with the eame on the Wash
burn field between the Kansas NEEDLES
and the Ottawa university elevens.
II Mayor Parker had to listen to a
speech by Councilman Swendson he has
been severely punished for all the mis-
Ideeds on the calendar which he might
have committed.
Max Mier. of the Rock Island Offices
and was robbed of a 5000 diamond stud
soon after alighting from the car on
which he rode up town.
People on Polk street. between Hun
toon and Fourteenth, are getting up a
petition for pavement on that street.
~ next spring, before the rush..
Governor Stanley has added the
names of John HALL of Syracuse and
William A. Smith of Walker to the list
of Kansas delegates to the irrigation
congress to be held at Colorado Springs
next month.
Il A number of Topeka men including
Col. John D. Norton, w. A. Thompson,
Charles /. Short and C. s. Downing.
have organized a company to prospect
frae~ oil a 11or nut rI,a Se
called the American Oil and Gas COM
pany.
/ On account of threatening weather
conditions, The New Model Millinery
opening will be, continued through Fri
day instead of Thursday only, as adver-
tised Nobody is expected to buy but
.. we are anxious for you to visit the de-
| oartment.
Il L. P. Bonebrake of Enid Ok, has
: purchased the flats at Seventh and To-
: peka avenue of I. F. and Anna c. Moe
ton. The purchase price was $4,000
, Bonebrake is a cousin of p. /. Bonebrake
: of Topeka and intends to locate here
, this winter.
= The Kansas City district of the Kan
sas conference of the Swedish Lutheran
church will convene in Topeka tonight
for a two days session. The meetings
. will be held at the Swedish Lutheran
i church at the corner of Fourth and
Quincy streets.
= L
yer who delivered the address of vel
come to state associa ton which me
in Topeka couple of years ago. sent II
{ his bill to the association for 81 for de
n livering the same. Same said lawyer
i gave a newsboy, copy of the report O
the Kansas court of appeals. as pay
ment for some work.
II A building permit has been issued t,
= w. S. Fowler to erect a $4,000 residenc,
ell at 1921 Polk street. r. O. Corkhill ha.
a n rrQ tod 70, I..,f11 .
600 dwelling at 1909 Garfield avenue
Il and another house of the same cost will
: be built by o. H. Danner on Lincoli
e between Thirteenth and Williams.
: III L. Bowen, the bartender of tn
= Chesterfield bar who was arrested OF
: the charge of selling liquor to indians
; was released at his preliminary tria
It before Commissioner r. F. Hayden yes
+ terday. The Indian who went with tn
y o. s. marshal to identify the bartende
+ when he was arrested, testified that h
= had never purchased liquor from Bowen
v The officers are finding that Indian wit
q nesses are as unreliable as white ones
n The receipts of the Kansas State Elk
position COMPANY were more thai
= enough to pay all expenses. The mer
;. chants of Topeka who volunteered t
!, subscribe to guaranty fund to pa.
n the nurses in the race meet will not b
asked to make the donations, and
/ sum amounting to between two an
!. three thousand dollars will be left in tn
q treasury of the association with whic
to help beautify the fair grounds TO
, future fairs
w. E. Wilson and L. E. Myers of tn
T Vinewood park railway are in the cit
. today, trying to find a new route 70
q their road to the park. They will en-
= deavor to go around the Curry propert
and the property of others who ar
j. fighting the line. and thus avoid goin
[e into court to fight the injunction suit
= which have been commenced. They wi
T. also select the location for the car barn.
=. They state that they expect to hav
It cars running on their line by mex
spring
l.