The Topeka state journal., 1905-09-06
SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

Thousand Lakes-Kansas avenue.
The same thing
u S. Marshal Mackey returned
yesterday from Junction City.
Mrs. Gilmore has opened her dress
making parIor at S19 Kansas avenue.
Joplin is scheduled to open series
of three games here today with the
White Sox.
Harry Guthrie, of the Central Ma
tional bank, is spending his vacation
in the country.
The temporary approach that was
used at the north end OF the Melan
bridge has been torn down.
VIII Wadsworth, the well known To-
peka actor, is playing a character role
with Blanche Walch this season.
The Kansas Medical college begins
it's fall term today. 1t is the first OF
the Topeka schools to open Tor busI-
ness.
Insurance Superintendent c. H.
Iuling expects the receipts of his de-
partment this year to amount to about
$250,000.
N. H. Loomis. who with his sons
has been on a fishing trip in Michigan
during the past week, will return on
Thursday.
The time for the first Commercial
club meeting of the winter has not
yet been set. It will probably be the
last Friday of this month.
Mr. Edward Seherubel, the sue
cessor of George Barlow Penny as
dean of the musical department,
arrived in the city yesterday.
A marriage license was issued in
Kansas City Tuesday to Jesse Moore,
aged 21, of Topeka, and Anna Williams,
aged IS, of Elk City, Oklahoma.
Claiming Ellery, the manager of
Ellery's band, is in Topeka. He wears
the handsome uniform of his organiza-
ton which will be in Topeka next week.
There will be free dances at Vine
wood for the rest of the season. They
will be given Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday nights. Steinberg's orches-
ira will play.
The Topeka Railway company has not
been able to secure ties for the laying
of its double track in North Topeka and
work has been suspended temporarily
awaiting their arrival.
With the election of DIR. A S. An
drews of Topeka, and Howard
Knowles, of Galesburg, ILL.,, as direct
ors of the new Capital National bank
the organization is completed.
Miss Beulah Lee. formerly a teacher
in the Topeka schools, has accepted an
appointment in the manual training
department of the Omaha schools un-
der superintendent W. M. Davidson.
T. B. Gerow. state free employment
agent, says that while coming from
Atchison to Topeka the other day he
talked to eight men who were on their
way to western Kansas to buy land.
State Treasurer T. t. Kelly has ac-
cepted another anti-horse thief picnic
invitation. He will speak at the Par
sons celebration on September IA
which is the day after his address al
Sedan.
Two new cases of diphtheria were
reported to the health department
yesterday. One is in the family OF
John Goshorn, who lives at $50 Lib
erty street. and the other is at the
home of Cash Stitt. 313 Lake street
The heavy rain that fell yesterday
and is falling today is just what the
fair association have been wishing for
1t will enable men to be put to work
on the track and it is expected thai
by fair week the track will be ir
prime condition.
Instructions to keep off the paved
streets of the city will be issued to all
the circus arrangements which make
Topeka in the future. The heavy
wagons of the last circus did consider
able damage to the asphalt pavements
enough to run uD well into money. The
heavy wagons which carry the tents
and do the freighting are the ones
which cause the trouble. The time