The Topeka state journal., 1902-11-08
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS.

]. F. Daniels. district deputy in
charge of the second A. o. u. w. dis
trict, which includes Shawnee county,
has been offered the position of chief
deputy for the state. a position which
was made vacant by the resignation of
c. c. Rogan, who resigned to take the
position of national president of the Sc
lect knights and Ladies.
f. L. Kingsbury of Arkansas City,
auditor of the Kansas Southwestern
railroad says that there is a scarcity of
milling wheat this year. The road trans
ports lots Of wheat, but is of an In
ferior quality.
DR.. H. w. Roby, secretary of the state
board of medical examiners, says that
fake medical practitioners have nearly
all been rounded up. and an effort will
be made to keep new ones from invad-
ing the state. The board IS now await
ing with interest the decision in the
Meffert case, which, is pending in dis
trict court. 1t is expected that the case
will be taken to the supreme court, no
matter what the decision of the lower
court may be.
The third Harrison football team de-
feated the third Clay team this morn
ing by a score of five to nothing.
John P Cole was thrown from his
buggy last night While driving on Kan.
sas avenue near Thirteenth street and
his leg was broken by the fall. He also
suffered several severe bruises.
THE Denver Express which was seen
at the Crawford last night had fair
audience. The play has lost none of its
power as a thriller.
The allied forces of Washburn and tho
Medical college will repair to St Marys
today and have d try ct the Catholics
of ST Iarvs college. The Catholics
have been in bad form this season and
the Washburn- Medic team hopes to win
the game The Ellsworth Medic game
was called off.
The following Holton people came
| =, "a and
Carrie Serbach, Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Eos
ter, Daisy Moore, Annie Moore, u !
S Bethel Mrs. Germaine, Mrs Clara
Mey-t1s, Matte Beck, Mrs. May Me- old
w. W Gray. and J. H Harvis-
u. O Thompson, of S02 East Seconi
street, who was killed by fail Thurs
day in Kansas City, was painter IL ne
ernI 10y Of the Santa Fe-
The colo wave did not reach Topeka
this inorning. but it is on the way
Ms NJ Madden. a missionary from
Toxic. Japan. delivered an address at
the Missionary Union at the FIRST
United Presbyterian church Friday
There We're more calls over the state
journal telephones to know the result OF
the Kansas City-ToDeka high 81 nool
foos ball game than on the night OF
election.
"C:der" Smith said today: "At u to-
nig3t my storm period commences L
said last week it would be from tn "tn
to '1th. and I will stand by it"
Clarence Scott did not go to hear
Sousa. He is waiting for the KilIies.
Bandmaster George Washington Jack
son who is something of a trombone
layer in his own right listened % Ar
thur Pryor last night He so far forgot
himself, in the enjoyment of the play
ing. that he nearly collapsed
Sousa again demonstrated that tee To-
lpelya Auditorium is a perfect hall ~or
band music.
There is a club in Topeka whose sscre-
! tary always missDells the name of the
OF ganization.
Miss Harriet Broad and Miss Mar
garet Weiss, members of the Topeka
| w. c. A. attended the state Y. W. c. A.
convention at Salina last week
Rev. H. E. Thayer. superintendent of
the Congregational churches of kaases
spoke at the WOODEN mill noon service
yesterday.
The Good Government club will meet
Monday afternoon at o'clock with Mrs.
J. D. Mcfarland
Police Officer C. c. Mcintosh received
a message from Onaga last night an
| ns,uneing the death of his mother.
Rev. S. c. Coblentz, who has been
1 appointed lately to the work of church
/ erection by the United, Brethren denom-
ination of the country, has gone to
! Hutchinson to attend the sessions of the
Arkansas Valley conference in the in
terest of that branch of the work.
There win be 2 meeting OF the mem
bers of the First Cumberland Presby-
terian church this evening at the church
near Potwin station. for the purpose of
organizing a teachers association. At
the same place Sunday afternoon at
| O'Clock, q mems meeting will be held
Rev. w J. Hatfield, pastor of the
Third Presbyterian church, will contin-
| ue throughout next week, the series of
i special services which this week he has
been conducting at the Westminster
Presbyterian church in the west part of
! the city. se
Special meetings have been held for
some weeks at various residences of