The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1904-10-29

Did you register?
Halloween Monday night.
Hunters report that rabbits are plen-
tiful
The stove men are doing rushing
business.
These foggy mornings are quite
There was no session of the district
court Friday.
Paul Iulvane has returned to Topeka
for a visit with his parents
John F. McManus is now with the
Excelsior Coke & Gas company.
Chancellor Frank Strong of the
State university was in Topeka Friday.
Another Topeka man has bought
books on that dollars -month-for-l1t
basis.
George E. Flanders begins his duties
as chief clerk in the office of the pro-
bate judge November 1.
The time is past for the securing of
naturalization papers at the expense
of the county committees
After election the next great event
before Thanksgiving will be the home
coming of Billy Sells circus.
G.. \ Sewers has taken out a per-
nit for the erection of a $1,000 resi-
dence at 2O7 Harrison street
Do you remember what ward and
precinct you live in and the number of
your registration certificate?
There will be a free lecture on Chris
tian Science, by Judge Ewing, at Craw-
ford's opera house Sunday, November
8. at p. m
Many of the incoming trains today
carried extra equipment to handle the
people who came to Topeka for the
football game.
B. T. Whitman filed suit in the dis
trict court Friday against Katherine
Whitman for divorce. The charge is
gross neglect of duty.
The state house has been sowen wen
tilated' lately that committee on ven
tilation may not be needed at the next
session of the legislature.
After the football season is over the
fenced enclosure on the Washburn foot
ball grounds will make an excellent
pen for bull fight
Quite a number of the big retail
stores of the city are very handsomely
decorated today for the X. U.-Wash-
burn football game.
Rev. Ralph Ward. newly elected min
lister of the Westminster Presbyterian
church, has arrived and will preach his
first sermon on Sunday.
Sheriff Lucas wants the bond Of
Charles Mcmillan, who confessed tC
arson, raised. The bond was placed
by Judge McCabe at $500.
A prohibition meeting will be held al
Mrs. Nations headquarters at No. 40;
Kansas avenue on Sunday, October 80
at $3.50 O'Clock in the afternoon.
Every Washburn sympathizer who die
not attend the game this Afternoon
probably wished for that old quotation
20 come true; ring out wild BELLS
For fun and a general good time oil
Halloween, procure a set of Gavitt
stock Exchange from Halls Station
cry store, and entertain your friends.
Monday night the streets and walk
committee will meet to further con
slider the rate question of the Edison
franchise
c. W. Jones. division superintendent
of the Rock Island. has returned to tn,
city from a trip through the western
part of the state.
Rev H. A. OFT. pastor of the Eng
lish Lutheran church. will preach Q
the First NJ. Z. church Sunday morn
ing and evening
\ Topeka man has bought pair o
heavy mountain boots. He is not goinl
TO the mountains but he has to wall
on the state house cobble stones ever
day.
The jury in the district court will fin
fish the work on the jury docket in tn
district court today. There will be n
more regular jury cases until the Jan
nary term.
Luther Nellis went to Atchison We.
terday to attend hog sale. Mr. Ne
lis is not planning to increase his her
of hogs, but he is there to repreSeI
the Kansas Farmer.
1t is certainly a wise adjustment {
sons in the fall so there will be a good
number OF available strong arm waiter
&oE 1ha Topeka restaurants to secu1