The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1902-08-18
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

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P. j. Monahan has returned from the
Indian Territory.
The Ohio club will meet tonight at III
West Sixth avenue.
The Scottish Rite fall reunion win be
from October Fl to "a.
Congressman Calderhead will address
the Ohio club September ;.
There were LOO Topeka people on the
Kansas City Woodmen excursion Sum
day.
r. L. Zellers. formerly city detective,
is working at the Santa Fe freight ofa-
ces in n City.
The lawn surrounding the residence OF
Mr.. w. w. Gavitt Is one Of the best NJ
pearing in the city.
Glenn Perkins. of the fire department
headquarters, has an injured DOT. One
of the horses stepped On him.
Rev. J. T. Mcfarland. pastor of the.
First NJ E. church, gave the address at
the Sunday evening street meeting.
Sheriff Joe Jackson, one of the po-
ntical oracles of Lincoln county, brought
John Herman to the asylum Sunday.
The Topeka Business college baseball
team viii play the Manhattan team on
the Washburn grounds Friday and Sat
urday.
the old George w. Crane horne on
West Sixth avenu is being torn dow
at last to make room for the new tele-
phone building.
| H. William MdCldy Lyon, lOTHSfly
of Topeka has been made a professor
of materia medica in Hahnemann medi-
cal college, Kansas City.
Own your home. If you can't buy it
yourself get the help OF the Shawnee
Building and Loan association. Ask the
man at lis West Sixth street
I. Mr.. and Mrs John A. Bright, who
have been spending the summer at
Shelby, Ohio. with their son. Rev. Geo.
s. Bright. will return to Topeka about
| September L
Grandma Erhardt celebrated her
eightieth birthday Saturday at the
home of her Sol Charles HOLLAND. Sr.
Grandchildren and great grandchildren
were present.
The Mutual Ice mpany opening
reception at it's plant, at First and
| Quincy streets, was a very successful
affair. Many Of the patrons of the COM
pany attended, n were shown through
the lev plant
a deputy sheriff under Bob Kepley, is
now a rampant member of the Prohi.
bition party, and vas nominated for
clerk of the district court on the Pro-
hibition ticket.
Too much talk on back porches Sun
day evenings. Avoid it: there is where
mean gossip has its start. Go to church.,
the street, or Salvation Army meetings.
anything but on the back steps of the
house.
The A~uburndale team defeated the
Santa Fe Reds yesterday by a score of
18 to 10. Batteries: Auburndale .Dicken-
son and Miller; Reds. Kempton and
KemDton.
There will be an ice cream and fruit
social at the home of William Allen,
four miles southwest of the city, We'd
nesday evening, given by the Foster
cemetery society. The proceeds will be
applied toward improvements on the
cemetery.
In the last issue of The Fulcrum, the
prohibition paper published by F. N.
Stoves & Son, there are two columns of
column" Stoves is making a bitter
fight on F. w. Emerson and E. R
Delay, state chairman, because they
have started an opposition prohibition
paper. MI. Stoves will probably take
down Mr.. Emerson's name from the
ticket, and advise Prohibitionists to
bolt the nomination.
WANTED. CITY REPRESENTATIVE
Wanted at once, a gentleman over SO
years of age who is well known, to rep
resent our four different departments
in the city of Topeka. Steady Job to
right party Do not call, for we will
not have time to talk with you, but
write us. giving the following informs a.
ton. or application viii not b. consid-
cred:
Age. Married or single. Address
How long a resident of the city? Have
you a rig of your own? What business
have you been engaged in? Are you a
lodge member? What class of people dc
you know best-laboring or business?
Give wages desired per month and ret
erences.
w. w. GAvITT MEDICAL CO.,
Harry E. Gavitt. MANAGER.