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

Harry Larimer is making a collection
of big apples.
The country roads are reported dry
but very rough.
The government thermometer ranged
between 20 and II Thursday.
Thomas Hiskey, who was in Topeka
on business. has returned to Wa
Keeney.
Bale Waggener was over from Atct-
ison yesterday looking after supreme
court business.
T A McNeal. of this city, will make
a political speech at Council Grove.
Thursday evening.
Judge 5. H. Allen returned this morn
ing from Wichita where he went to file
the anti-fusion law case.
Harry Beresford will be at the Craw-
1.-The Wrong Mr.. Wright"
The Coffeyville Manufacturing and
Development company has been incor-
porated with a caDital of 100000
Election Commissioner Williams says
that the registration books will not be
taken from the office for this election.
Secretery of State George Clark must
be i'll. He has not been reported aS-hav
ing been on a fishing trip for ten days.
There were eleven divorce cases for
trial before Judge Hazen Thursday but
none of the parties appeared in the
cases.
The Topeka and the Kansas City high
school football teams will play on the
Washburn field Saturday afternoon at
o clock
A Wichita man suggests that Bailey
and Craddock ought to go to Ohio and
hear a real joint debate before they try
it again.
There will be a meeting of the Pri-
mary Sunday School Teachers union at
the Central Congregational church, Sat
urday afternoon, October II, at 2:30.
t. S. Salathiel has returned to his
home in Independence after a business
trip to the east in the interests of tho
Kansas City and Topeka electric rail-
road.
Charles Sneed was sentenced Thurs
day afternoon by Judge Hazen to serve
Is months in the penitentiary for break
ing into the New Era store in North
To9eka.
A. J. Godshalk, Republican candidate
for reelection to the legislature in Rice
county and William Jones, chairman OF
/ the Republican central committee, were
/ here yesterday consulting with the Re
publican state committee.
The Epworth League of the Walnut
Grove M. E church has recently pre-
scented the congregation with a new
organ. The ladies of the church gave
an enjoyable social and supper at the
church Wednesday evening.
An Independence paper says: T. S.
/ Salatn1el returned TINS morning from an
eastern trip of three weeks in the in
terest oe the electric. road from Kansas
City to Topeka in which he and others
of our citizens are interested.
The following slam on Topeka catsuI
is from the Atchison Globe: There is g
refuse in canning tomatoes. At the
AtchisOn canning establishment this
refuse is ground into pulp and shipped
to Topeka, where it is used in making
catsup.
Rev. Bernard Kelly, formerly United
/ States pension agent in Topeka and
since a chaplain in the regular army
/ station in the Philippines, has been no
titled by the war department that he
will be placed on the retired list. Rev
Mr. Kelly is on his way from the islands
to Topeka.
All parents intending to send girls un-
der u years to the Young Women:
Christian association gymnasium viii
see the director at the rooms at Il
o'clock Saturday morning or send th'
pupils for the first lesson, which will b,
given at that time.
While the Washburn faculty were be
ing entertained at dinner by Presiden
Plass Wednesday evening a score o
Washburn boys and girls assembled il
the music room of Holbrook hall anS
had an impromptu dance. The guilt,
wretches were hauled before the facult,
yesterday. and sentenced to thirty days
each of solitary confinement, so far Al
making or receiving calls at the cottage
is concerned