The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-09-22
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Coon hunting is beginning to be pop
ular this fall
Mount vesuvius is erupting at Wich-
ita this week
County Attorney Galen Nichols spent
Sunday in Kansas City.
J. s. Parks has been visiting Mitchell
county friends for few days.
The Lincoln Day club is having &
rather sloppy time of it today.
Ringlings' show which comes to To-
peka tomorrow carries SEQ horses.
Mrs. Peter Smith has been called to
Indiana by the death of her mother.
Bets are being made at even money
that Ringlings' circus will bring rain.
Orlando Deever received a broken col
1arbone in football practice last week.
James Moore, paymaster for the San
ia Fee, returned home from the east Sat
urday.
o. E. Hungate is the principal speak
er at a Republican meeting at Willard
tonight.
The Medical college football players
practice on the I-owman Hill baseball
grounds.
The federal officers who have been at
tending court at Wichita have returned
to Topeka.
The rainy weather today is bad for
the grand emancipation celebration at
Garfield Dark
The new car on the city railway No.
101, has been in the shops being fitted
with curtains.
Mr.. Fred Van Dorp went to Manhat-
tan last week to enter his second year
at the college.
Bert Parks. of Rossville. spent Sun
day in Topeka with his brother. Harry
Parks.
c. w. Kouns, superintendent of trans
portation for the Santa Fe, went to
Kansas City Saturday.
The advance sale for the Sultan of
Sulu" that comes to the Grand tonight
has amounted to nearly $3.50.
A meeting will be held this evening
at the Office of ]. M. Padgett to organ
ize the Topeka Automobile club.
The first meeting of the season of the
Topeka Choral society will be held
Wednesday evening at Security build
ing.
J. w Kendrick, third vice president
OF the Santa Fe, passed through Kansas
Saturday on his way to Chicago from
the west
The Washburn gridiron has been
scrubbed. creased and polished ready
fer the MeGic-Cttawa football game
next Saturday.
ed say that you intend to attend the
performance of THE Suultaan OF
Soooolu" tonight at the Grand.
Charles M. Sheldon will in November
take a trip to the northern states and
Canada. where he will lecture at num-
bor of large cities for the purpose OF
raising money for the Tennesseetowr
kindergarten work. He will travel as
far east as New Brunswick.
The little street cars were unable to
hold the passengers who wished to ride
into the city tits morning. Many peo-
pie who could not find room to ride
were forced to walk down town in the
rain. The traffic demands larger capac-
ity cars especially on rainy mornings.
j. Hostutler urges all former resi-
dents of fottawatOmie county to NEE
at Garfield park, Friday. September &c
for picnic and pow-wow. There vii
be a basket picnic at IL O'Clock, pro
vided those who attend bring wei
filled baskets, and after that the pow.
WOW will be held
The management of Pains Pompei
needs a little attention. 1t is about or
the level with the commonplace circus
and II tie managers make e. promise il
seems that it is no sign it will be KEPT
as the 500 boys who were to see the
performance free Saturday night viii
testify. There was no performance
The awarding of prizes by the Topeka
Philosophical society to the boys and
girls of the public schools of the city
for collections in natural history this
year, has been postponed from the
fourth week of September to the fourth
week of October. 1t is expected that nv
that time there will be room in The
state house for their exhibition
Rv. J. T. Mcfarland, pastor of tn,
First Methodist church. said in his Sun
day evening sermon that he would a:
soon pay a dollar to hear the thunde
roll as to attend the finest musical con
cert ever given. Since this utteranc
= came after the exhibition of Pain