The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-11-07
SNAP SHOTS ATHOMENEWS.

NtF. ana Mrs Z. L. Gregg have moved
TO Al Tyler street.
B. F. Brown of Goodland was in To-
peka Thursday night.
George E Mcmahon. an attorney of
Anthony, is in town today
The government thermometer ranged
between 80 nd AZ Thursday.
The weather this fall has been espec-
tally favorable for the PAYERS.
Harry Breese of Cottonwood Falls
was Topeka visitor Thursday
Topeka restaurant keepers say that it
is impossible to get quail in Topeka
There are said to be about 1900 names
now attached to the waterworks petit
lions.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Often. of 2o5 Van
Buren, street, are the parents of a
daughter.
Already members-elect of the legisla-
ture are writing in for quarters during
the next session
Fort Scott liked THE Telephone Girl"
which will be at the Grand in Topeka
Monday evening.
John H. Atwood was over from Leav-
enworth yesterday arguing a case before
the supreme court.
The new Sheldon building to be used
by the Mills Dry Goods company is
ready for occupancy.
John Phillip Sousa and his band re-
turned to Topeka today after an alb
sence of four years.
Ralph Faxon, Congressman Longs
private secretary. came in yesterday
from Medicine Lodge.
Tickets for associate membership in
the Topeka Choral society have been
selling rapidly lately.
The probate court found Mrs. Nancy
]. Bishop to be sane. She had her hear
ing Thursday afternoon.
Old eyes made young again with
pair of those dollar glasses. DIR. Little
field, 507 Kansas avenue.
A. II. Vance is preparing to move to
Oklahoma City with his family where
he will open a law office.
]. b. Rowles won the contest for trus-
tee of Topeka township in the voting
contest held last Tuesday
Ewing Herbert, one of the legion that
has tried to run the Atchison Cham
pion, was in Topeka Thursday.
The Washburn- Medic football team
will go to St Joe in the morning to
play the Ellsworth Medic team.
A D. Walker, of Atchison. who would
like to have Charles Curtis seat in con-
gress, was in Topeka Thursday
B. Rockwell of Junction City, who
claims to have the best grocery store
in Kansas, was in Topeka Thursday
More Bird has asked for divorce
from Maggie Bird. 1t seems that their
nest was not feathered with happiness.
Roy Stuart has filed suit in the dis
\
Stuart on the ground of abandonment
Topeka football enthusiasts are TAX
! ing a great deal of interest in the game
between K. u. and Nebraska tomorrow.
F. o. Popenoe. of this city, went to
Kansas City on business yesterday. He
now occupies his home in Highland
Park.
The Topeka high school football team
went to Kansas City today to play
return game with the Kansas City high
school
Henry ]. Allen was in Kansas City
Thursday. Allen made good record as
a speaker in the campaign and deserves
a rest.
L. F. Randolph. editor of the Norton
VINE news, was mere Thursday night,
and he is feeling pretty well over the
election.
A. c. Mccall, Rock Island trainmas-
ter at Herington. was in the city this
morning. on business relating to his de-
partment.
A. Seaman. county attorney of
Wabaunsee county, was down from
Alma today. He was reelected at the
election Tuesday.
Mrs H o. Garvey. president of the
! City Federation of clubs, is in Kansas
City attending the session of the Mis-
souri, State federation.
Clothing houses did a good business
Thursday 1t was the first real crisp
weather of the season. and there was
demand for winter garments.
! A Topeka man suggests that the man
who is responsible for the new Kansas
election law ought to have a doughnut,
and then be banished to Guam.
One cause for THANKSGIVING this year
will be that hereafter election will come
only once in two years. Next fall there
won't be even a township election.
/ Mrs s. J. Wilson has asked Judge
Hazen to divorce her from w. H. Will
son who has deserted her she claims
Mrs. Wilson owns farm near Topeka
Oscar Tickle, formerly a clerk in the
offices of the Rock Island railroad at this
place, now with the ellis theater at
| Kansas City, was in Topeka Thursday.
Tom Richardson. who was in Topeka
and worked up the interest in the deep
water congress, is now secretary and
manager of the New Orleans Progressive
union.
People who take roomers only during
the legislature better be getting their
signs up. Members, lobbyists and office
seekers are already engaging their
rooms.
D. O. McCray has folded up his boom
for state printer and laid it away in the
bureau drawer since the Silver ReDub-
lican party failed to pull through in
Smith county.
A Topeka newspaper writer who print
ed a story about Cromwell being defeat
ed in battle by Joan of Arc. has since
been careful to confine himself to con-
temporaneous observations.
The demand for labor of all kinds con-
tinues to exceed the supply, the free en-
ployment office being overrun with ap-
plications for help in farm work. rail-
road men and general laborers.
w S Fulton, editor of the Alva,
Okla, Republican, arrived in Topeka to-
day He was formerly employed in the
city engineers office and is now taking
an active interest in Oklahoma politics.
Harvey Thomas, who has been for
several months visiting with his sister,
Mrs. Grin .. Meyer, at Fort Grant.
Ariz has returned to the city and re-
sumed his position with the Union Pa
cific.