The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1903-11-04
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWS

Maud Muller on an autumn day
| Rak'd all the fallen leaves away.
| I'D hate to tell what Maudie said
Next morn when rising from her bed,
! And looking from her window found
| Another layer on tn 2 ground)
Toledo BLADE.
THE Beauty Doctor will be at the
Crawford tonight.
Mrs. Berrie Herring of 917 Madison
street is sick with pneumonia
| w. G.. Milan is erecting a 81, 500 cot
tage at Lincoln and Fifth streets.
The olive colored Washburn street
car could not be seen over 20 PAGES in
the fog this morning.
| Rev. E. A. Fredenhagen has gone to
Chicago to attend the conference Of
workers among street boys.
The fog this morning forced the au-
tomobiles to keep their sirens and fog
horns going pretty regularly.
George Minney, son of DR.. J. E. Min
ney of Topeka, has located at La Crosse,
Kan, for the practice of medicine.
The usual car was off the track on
| the WaShburn line at 7:30 this morning,
delaying all traffic for half hour.
The Harmon D. Wilson book which
| is being published by the Topeka news
paper men. will be out on December L.
Thomas Archer, Tom Anderson, Maj.
| Scudder and John Armstrong are the
|
Spurs.
/ Herman Crow and Charles Patrick
have returned from the duck camp at
st. Marys. They bagged so ducks on
Monday.
Examination of applicants for a
plumbers license has been resumed by
the city plumbing board, after a vaca-
! ton of several days.
City Engineer McCabe is taking adj
vantage of the bad weather to get his
| estimates prepared on the cost of the
| proposed new sewers.
Mrs. Nation was, as usual. on the los
ing political side in New York. "Bill'
Devery might have known he would not
win with her support.
H. c. Peters, the man who proposes
to take charge of the cooperative can
ming factory here, will be in Topeka
this week to investigate the situation.
The Lawrence Gazette has announced
with Washburn. Yes; that was under
stood But just where does K. U. stack
up. ANYHOW
Charles Austin. a Topeka boy of u
years. is almost musical prodigy. His
latest achievement was last Sunday.
when he sang the offertory unassisted
at Grace cathedral.
Dr. H. H. Keith criticises City Physi-
cial Storrs very severely for his neglect
of the contagious disease situation in
L
a more severe type than usual.
The faculty of the music and elocu-
tons departments of the College of the
Sisters of Bethany will give a recital
Wednesday evening, November IL, at the
First Methodist church. The public is
invited.
Deep interest has been taken in the
outcome of the New York municipal
election throughout the country. Peo-
pie who never saw New York stood
around and watched the bulletins and
bet nickelS on the result with as much
enthusiasm as if they expected to live
under the resulting administration.
The annual meeting of the Interde-
lnominational Missionary union will be
held Friday, November g. at the Chris
trail and Kious streets. An excellent
programme has been prepared. The
morning session will begin at 10 o'clock
and the afternoon session at O'Clock
W. F. Weber. chairman of the streets
and walks committee of the city coun-
Gil, thinks that the best way out of the
West Sixth avenue paving difficulty is
to have the street commissioner make
such repairs as are necessary, at the
expense of the city. Mr.. Weber and
j West Sixth avenue are both IN the same
ward.
4 The Lawrence papers are still COM
planning about the WaShburn-K. u
football game. Here is the latest
Beaten by WaSnDurn! HOW WOulu IL
do for the Jayhawkers to tackle the sec
ond nine of the Baldwin high school?'
1t might be we'll to remind Lawrence
that no football team has crossed
Washburn's goal line this season.
AS soon as the organization of the
Topeka & Council Grove lnterurban
Railway company has been completed
an estimate of the cost of surveying
the route will be made and subscrlp-
ton will be taken among the people
who are pushing the proposition Sew
eral thousand dollars can easily be
raised for the preliminary work, the
expense of which will be small.
4 The Washburn football team practiced
in the mud Tuesday afternoon. for the
first time since the K U. game. The
team goes to Manhattan Saturday to
play the State Agricultural college. Tne
Agricultural team is very heavy. out
weighing even K. u. Haskell beat Man
haitian Is to 0, so the Washburn- Man
haitian game will give very good line
on what may be expected Wheh Has
keIl and Washburn clash
James L,annan, of the firm of Fltz-
gerald & Lannan, this city. on TUESDAY
married Miss Gertrude Martin, OF
u CircleviIle N 7. The wedding TOOK
place in Haz1eton, Pa. where MISS
Martin was superintendent of a large
) hospital conducted for coal mining
concern Mr. Lannan and Miss Martin
were sweethearts years ago. but some
!, thing parted them and Mr.. 1annan
icame west and married another Wo-