The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-15

I. Talbot of Las Vegas. N. NJ. for
H. c. Goodrich was down Friday
night from Valley Falls.
Edward Hewins has bought 100 acres
adjoining Valencia for IS, 500.
The Modocs might now appropriately
sing Dem turkeys dey cost so high"
Legislators and the hangers on are
already looking for rooms in Topeka
Congressman J. NJ Miller of Council
Grove was registered at the NationaA
today.
necks Friday, averaged 10S on the T. A.
A. alleys.
Hunters say the blue bill ducks are
the bestiof the wild varieties for eating
purposes. a
Sheriff Cook wiz make three public
sales Monday at the court house to sat
isfy judgments -es5
the ponds. and lakes. tomorrow with his
share of ducks.
J: L. Penny has bought the building
at 3l6 Kansas avenue for $1,000 and viii
start a grocery store.
One paper askes. What will Burton
do?'' and a Topeka man responds, do
you suppose Burton himself knows?"
Monday afternoon at o'clock there
will be a meeting of the Topeka Or
phans' Home association at the home
The Topeka Whist club has % new
members. Whist seems to have crowd
ed high five and oenochle to a back
seat
D. F. shirk. principal of the Newton
schools and member of the state text
book commission, was in Topeka Friday
night.
w. R. Lott of Overlook has bought
the north eighty of the John Richmond
| farm, adjoining Highland Park, for a
home; consideration, 81 900.
The twentyfrst state convention OF
the T. NJ c. A will be held at Leavea-
worth December to Z. The association
chose a good field for work.
The roller being used on the West
Tenth. avenue paving repairs is No. 10.
chine might be No. 2.0S0 B. c.
Seven chattel- mortgages on pianos
We're recorded Friday by Register of
Deeds Stevens. Who cares say Topeka
is not musical?
Topeka hunters pick the Topeka club
as good repository for wild ducks
that they kill. Therefore the Topeka
clubmen have been. eating duck for
week
Rev Bernard Kelly is expected to ar
rive in Topeka about December Is. He
viii make his home here in the future
and will retire from the army under the
age limit. es
Topeka Seems to be short of BARRIERS.
There are vacant chairs in several
shops and the DroDrietors can find men
to ill them but eanstsf1nd experts who
can haAdle the lather. 5
The county commissioners, after due
dehberation and much counting over of
the available funds sin the treasury,
decided not to helpS<Va baunsee county
repair the Maple fffff bridge.
A man who wanted to raise sore
ready cash Friday gave a chattel mort
gage on his team of horses for $3.50. A
pair of turkeys at this time would have
raised almost as much money.
Rev. o. S. Morrow will read the pa
Der before the Ministerial Union in the
Y. NJ. C. A. 3arlors at 10 O'clock. Mon
day morning. His Subject will be, The
MAYNARD Side of Our Religion
Frank Harrisonssthe county commis-
sdoner who lives near Auburn. gets uo
at o'clock in the morning to drive TO
town in time for session of the board
at o'clock in the morning.
sAnyQAexzv ho.. fipdss the city sanitary
off1cers' mode~ Of fCrf1f~at a failure
might tryAchicken feathers. and old ia b.
Der, an excellent combination. 1t il
and everything else. en
Should all the county commissioners
be reelected they MIL on account of
the new election law, hold terms of diff
ferent lengths. Haynes WIN be in for
eight years. Rain for ten and Harrison
for eleven yearsY,,is ~ ~
{. Chimney swee-s are doing a flour
ishing business these days. If anvone
has a nice woolly,s spitzpoodle dog he
might. drop it down the chimney. The
process cleans the, chimney as well as
sweep and it is ~eat for the dog.
The public is SURPRISED that since
Cartoonist Albert Reid got married he
is still making pictures of cattle. hogs.
snow slides, trees and politicians in
stead of oil stoves, kindling wood,
clothes lines and other family things.
Atchison Globe says: "A School of
Individuality has been opened at To-
peka, and the young keep young, and
the old grow young under its teachings
Things happen in Topeka every day that
would make Solomon renig."
The Alma Enterprise says: George
Stewart, the Rossvflle butcher, took off
his trousers and hung them on the
fence while loading cattle at the Maple
Hill stock yards last week because they
were the only ones he had and he didn't