The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-08-22
SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS
Have YOU seen the Igorrottes?

George H. Hammel is in Colorado
for short visit
Things looked good for another hard
blow for little while last night.
The Sunday closing ordinance does
not seem to refer to the joints.
w. w. Mills, of the Mills Dry Goods
company, is in New York on business
On the sign at vinewood park it is
spelled 'Iggerotes," and not Igor
rotes.''
L. C. Bette, of the New York Mer-
camille company, is in st. Joseph on
business.
Albert ScrimopslSi. of the Fitwell
Shoe company, is in Kansas City on
business.
J.E. Crockett has gone to New York
on a business trip and will be gone
about two weeks.
Senator ]. N. Dolly was in town yes
terday to look after an old friend who
is sick at the hospital.
David August is expected home in a
day or two from New York and the
eastern summer resorts
If your pet dog is missing you would
better hurry to the feeding pens of the
Igorrotes at Vinewood-
Mr.. A. T. DeMuth, of the Topeka
Cash Dry Goods company is spending
few days in Kansas City.
Colonel c. B. Samson left for Garden
City yesterday to look after his ranch
interests in that part of the state.
A free concert is to be given by the
Turner's at their hall Wednesday even
ing to which all Turner'S are invited.
David w. Mulvane has gone east on
a bushes trip. This means that there
are some political fences to be fixed.
State Treasurer Kelly has received
four bids for state funds. The bids
are not to be opened until August 90.
John Madden, of Parsons, was in
Topeka yesterday and took dinner at
the executive mansion with Governor
Hoch.
Ex-senator Morehouse was in To-
peka Monday on his way to Michigan,
where he will spend the remainder of
the summer.
A car of extra fancy Michigan peaches
will be offered on the Topeka market
| Thursday. Ask your grocer for low
canning prices.
ID. o. McCray has returned from his
| trip to the eastern states. Mr.. Nc
Cray is earning the title of chief CAD
der of the state house
The regular meeting of the Womans
Home Missionary society of the First
M. E. church is postponed till Wednes-
day afternoon, August 80.
James Hulva of Bloomington, ILL.,,
and Marie Haitian of Carbonate were
granted a marriage license Monday
afternoon by the probate court.
The work of paving the state house
drives and walks will probably begin
next week The paving equipment has
been shipped from st. Joseph.
The report of the ladies who visited
Mayor Davis with their list of joints
shows that their informant is not post
ed or else there is an unjust discrimt-
nation.
The members of the police force are
all wearing smiles this morning on ac-
count of the action taken by the city
council last night in raising their
salaries.
John H. Smith, Governor Hoch's
executive clerk, returned today from
Illinois. where he stopped off on his
way home from the launching of the
Kansas.
Governor Hoch is planning to visit
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Jewett at the state
penitentiary next Monday. Mr.. Jew
EFT will probably be glad to see the
Imri zuinwalt. the Washburn ora
tor with a pied name, is to address the
Doniphan county Odd Fellows at their
meeting at Wathena on the 18th OF
September.
Robert Clogston, of Eureka; was in
Topeka Monday. MIR. CIogston is
county attorney of Greenwood county,
and says that the joints are. pretty
thoroughly closed up in his county.
+. Mr.. John Nicholson, business man
ager for the Wolff Packing company
who was seriously injured by a fall a
few nights ago. is improving and will
soon be able to assume his old duties
Another claim for damages was pre-
scented to the council last night, based
on an accident that was caused by a
bicyclist falling in one of the open
ings in the pavement on Kansas
avenue.
Roy Watson, the young negro who
quarreled with another colored man,
Monroe Manson. and by way of en-
phasis took shot at him, had his
| trial in the city court Monday after
noon and was bound over to the dis
trict court charged with assault with
intent to kill.
! The edict has gone forth again from
the faculty of Washburn college. There
will be no dancing or card playing in
dulged in this winter by the students.
This is the regular midsummer an
nouncement and will be forgotten be-
fore the students begin to think of
either of these amuSements-
The members of the Ministerial
union are preparing for a big revival
meeting to be held in the various
| churches over the city The meetings
will commence September 20 and will
continue for two weeks. Outside talent
will be here and it is hoped to make
the meetings the most successful ever
| held in the city.
| city has been so bad for the past few
nights that it has been next to impossi-
| BILE to get light enough to read by.
! Proprietor Williamson of the National
hotel said 1.-The gas was so bad or
! the pressure so low on Sunday night
of the hotel with candles so that they
might find their way to their rooms"
What about all those improvements.
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