The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-21
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS


ION the Suwanee River' will be at
the Crawford tonight.
The government thermometer ranged
between 4e and II Monday.
Earl Ewart made a score of 257 at ten
pins on the Elite alleys Monday.
S s. Smith. editor of the Ell Dorado
Republican, was in the city Monday.
The Ohio club held a meeting Monday
nigst and elected its officers for the
coming gear.
County Clerk John Wright is busy pre-
pairing the correct copy for the Official
ballot for the printers.
Roy cambridge was fined 81 and costs
in city court this morning for slapping
a small boy named James Jennings
Dick Cooley was in town today. The
baseball fans all rubbered at him more
than they would at a circus parade.
Bert Buckner and frankie Thomas,
both colored and of Topeka, were grant
ed a marriage license in Kansas City.
The advance sale for Browns in
Town" at the Grand Friday night opens
tomorrow morning at F'lad's drug store.
The Haskell Indians will play the
Washburn- Medic football team on the
Washburn grounds Saturday afternoon.
At the Thursday evening meeting of
the Commercial club the freight rate
situation will come up for cOnsidera-
ton.
Scottish Rite Free Masons of the Val
ley of Topeka today began their reunion
and will continue it for the coming four
days.
Saturday Topeka will go out and get
swiped by the Lawrence golf players.
The act will take place on the Topeka
links.
With two coaches the Washburn-
Medic football team ought to be better
up on the small details of the game like
tackling.
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peka ought to be a good one. The Has
kell Indians have swept all before them
up to date.
City Engineer McCabe saw his first
football game Monday. His son was
the star player on the College of EN-
poria team.
Lawrence brick is to be used in the
pavement of Madison between Sixth and
Eighth. It will therefore be the best
pavement laid this summer.
Meat and coal are so high you better
save a few dollars bv having YOUR
glasses fitted by DR.. Littlefield, 5O7 Kan
sas avenue. Best glasses only $1.00.
The All-Natfonal All-American base
ball aggregation will put up at the
Throop hotel Wednesday. N. L. O'Neill.
the manager. was in Topeka yesterday.
William Martindale, the old-time Re
publican politician of Emporia, and
leader of the Martindale faction in Lyon
county politics. was in Topeka Sunday.
Solemn high mass was observed and
the blessed sacrament exposed Monday
at the Church of the Assumption in OBJ
servatiOn of the devotion of forty hours.
Otto Herman, the federal prisoner
charged with fraudulent use of the
mails, has been taken to Fort Scott by
Deputy Marshal McGrath to await trial.
There will be meeting Of the Scan
dinavian Independent club at 81 Kan
sas avenue, Friday night. Judge Hazen,
Galen Nichols and Otto Larson will
speak.
w. H. Ruff, the old Western league
umpire who lives in Topeka, may Off
ciate at the AlI-American All-National
baseball game at Washburn park Wed
nesday afternoon.
At 10 O'Clock this morning the Santa
Fe commenced it's semi-annual sale OF
unclaimed baggage. The sale takes
place at the unclaimed freight room OPP
posite the passenger depot.
One interesting peice of traffic handled
by the Rock Island into Topeka Mon
day was a gray mountain wolf from
Wyoming or Montana which came in q
crate with an aggregation of small at
fractions of some travelling show
Clarence Smith. who has chumme6
around with all the big baseball players
of the country, is authority for the fol