The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-13
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS.

: The Y. M. c. A.. bowling alleys are be-
ing rebuilt
The Standard Shorthand school is Is,
years old today.
ness trip to st. Louis.
Dave Harvey, formerly Of Topeka, is
now living in ST. Louis.
l.. M. Crawford says fair week has
been a bad one for the theaters.
The best the government thermometer
could do Friday afternoon was 81.
The first football game in Topeka will
be the Medic-Ottawa game Sept. q.
Frank Merriam has returned from
vacation spent on the northern lakes.
Frank Watson is now playing in the
Auditorium orchestra of Kansas City.
School will open at the Oakland dis
trict, No. SO. next Monday morning.
Snyder Bros, of Winfield, took first
prize at the fair for fine saddle horses
There will be a Republican county
campaign meeting at ROssville tonight.
ken into the Topeka Athletic associa-
ton.
The Y. M. c. A. is planning to
strengthen it's educational work this
year.
Fred Miller, of Topeka, is now en-
ployed at the Swift & Co. plant in Kan
sas City.
Not many building permits have been
issued at the Office OF the fire marshal
this month.
There will be a meeting of the w. C.
T. U.-at the First NJ E. church Mon
day afternoon at o'clock.
Thos. S. Lyon, of 1401 College avenue.
received q first prize for his exhibit OF
white Wyandottes at the fair.
Fred Colver. formerly of Topeka. is
one of the managers of the Bijou Opera
company now playing in topeka.
Unity church will open for the years
work next Sunday at 7. O'Clock. Rev.
Mr.. Wyman will occupy the pulpit
The first meeting of the Topeka
Choral society for organization for fall
work will be Wednesday, September "a.
The new outfits of uniforms for the
Kansas Medics and the Washburn foot
ball teams have been received by both
teams.
The Fair accident must have scared
the Topeka automobiles. Too bad
something did not scare the auto-cyc-
lists.
Topeka music lovers would like to see
the Boston Bijou Opera company try
it's hand at II Trovatore or some other
grand opera.
of the Santa Fe eastern grand division,
went to Kansas City Friday noon in
his private car.
It has been finally and definitely de-
cided that the kansas Medic team
won't merge with WaShburn" for foot
ball this season.
Winners Kansas City-Topeka electric
line is having trouble in Wyandotte
county because of entertainments on the
public highway.
The present enrolment at Washburn
college indicates that the attendance
there this year will be considerably
larger than last year.
George r. Henderson. superintendent
of Santa F'6 motive power. has returned
from Cleburne. Texas. where he has
been for about a week.
/ The state fair people forgot all about
the ping pong tournament. the public
marriage, the automobile race and q
few other small things.
The Saturday Night club will meet
tonight in the Office of Stebbins &
about the United States treasury
r. G. Merrick and w F. Ryus, of the
Santa Fe general freight Office. went
to Cedar Point today for a brief fishing
excursion They will be home Monday
The Standard Shorthand school has q
do shorthand and typewriting work for
the public and receive their entire earn
ings.
E. ]. Mulhall, correspondence CLERK
in the general freight Office of the Santa
Fe, has gone to Springfield and other
cation.
The Ladies Aid society of the First
United Brethren church will meet
Wednesday and hold an .all-day's ses-
sion, quilting in the lecture room OF
the church,
A. A. Scott. secretary to A.A Hurd
of the Santa F'e legal depar tment, Mrs.,
Scott and children have arrived In TO-
peka from Peoria, ILL.,, where they have
been for two weeks visit
F. C. Maegley, assistant general
freight agent for the Santa Fe, hassre-
turned from St. Louis, Whays he has