The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-10-11
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Election comes three weeks from next
Tuesday.
THE Wrong Mr.. Wright will be at
the Crawford tonight.
Six basket ball teams have been or
ganized at the Y. w. c. A.
The government thermometer ranged
between 81 and IA Friday.
The Freshman class of Washburn col
lege had a picnic party last night.
John Macdonald will read paper be-
fore the Saturday Night club tonight
Today was the Jewish Day Of Atone
ment. the tenth of the Jewish new year.
Music at the Auditorium this evening
viii be furnished by the Third Christian
church band
Judge Hazen granted a decree Friday
afternoon atlvorcf11g Anna McGurnagi1an
from Peter McGurnaghan
F. Stauffenberg has moved into the
property at the southeast corner o.
Fourth and Buchanan streets
The poll books will not be taken to
the different voting precincts this year
to allow the voters to register.
The Republicans will close their coun-
ty campaign al the Auditorium, october
90, the day before Hallow Gen.
Rev. +. w. Emerson, Prohibition can
didate for governor, is scheduled to
speak at the Auditorium tonight
William Scott and sister. Miss Lille.
have returned from Kansas City where
they have been spending the week.
Street Commissioner Griggs requests
people to quit raking leaves into the
cutters. He says read ordinance $40.
Charles NJ. Norris. editor of the Olathe
Mirror, was in Topeka last night con-
ferring with the Republican leaders.
H S. Hines, of Arkansas City, and j.
C. Strong, of Blue Rapids. have been
admitted to practice before the supreme
court.
Mrs. Olive Stone brought suit in the
district court Friday for a divorce from
James A. Stone on the ground of cru
elt-.
President Norman Plass of Washburu
college started east Friday to be gone
several months soliciting funds for the
COLLEGE.
George Evans has been selected by
the county commissioners to superin-
tend the work Of paving the West Sixth
street road.
The second football team from TIE
Kansas university will play the Topeka
high school team on the Was!sburn field
November Z.
Arrangements may be made for Sena-
tor Burton to speak in Lukens' opera
house in North Topeka on Wednesday
of next week.
for the fall election. 1t is expected that
this will reach $500 or 5000 before the
books close.
A travelling company of entertainers
presented the Passion Play at the Eng
lish Lutheran church last night to a
good audience.
Rev DR.. Munsey, of Atlanta, Ga, will
preach at the morning and evening
service in the First African Baptist
church SUNDAY.
Early this morning a big flock oil
cranes went south over the city. This
probably means that you viii need a
fire Sunday morning.
In game of football Friday after
noon between the Tennis Court Blues
and the Third Street Juniors, the former
won by the score of 20 to 0.
The Shawnee county campaign has
taken on the Importance of a three ring
circus with large elevated platform
The concert may be announced later.
DIR. Wilson Phraner, of New York
city, secretary of the board of Home
Missions, will fill the pulpit at the
First Presbyterian church tomorrow ev-
ening.
A meeting in the interests of the In.
dependents was held Friday evening a.
Cumberland hall. Thirteenth and Quincy