The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-16

A Topeka streed uHd a spriq7ggless 5 h
This morning brought forth the big
gest crop of oveTcOats so far.
The Palace Clothing company wants
an experienced bundle wrapper at
once.
Washburn's next football game is
with Ottawa university at Washburn
park next Saturday.
The next thing which viii make peo-
pie tear their hair is Halloween, which
is only two weeks Of
A great many people went TO the
Union Pacific depot on Sunday to see
the Emma Eames private car.
Capt. p. II. Coney is sending cut
circulars urging the G. A. r. posts Of
adjoining counties TO hold joint camp
fires.
The FroebeI Mothers union viii
meet next Friday. October 20, with
Mrs T. o. Rooster, 1923 Van Buren,
street
on next Sunday afternoon the
Methodist churches of the city VIII
have a union meeting at o clock at
the First Methodist church.
The delightful weather of Sunday
afternoon made business for the livery
men. At 9 o'clock a turnout could not
be had for love nor money.
A bunch of bewildered ducks circled
about an-electrict light near the city
park for an hour early last evening
and no one dared to take a shot at
them
The meeting Of the Western league
viii be held at Omaha on next Fri
day, october 20 At that time 1t viii
be decided whether or not Topeka Will
be in that circuit
was it the cool grand weather of
yesterday. or is It the emect OF the re-
vfvaIists of last Week2 Every church
fn the city was crowded at the morn
ing service sunday
J. e. HJissley win establish a creamery
at Guadalajara, Mexico, making that
his central station and headquarters
creameries in adjoining towns.
The free flower proposition at the
state house is about played out. Ev-
erything which won't stand the cold
weather has been dug up and taken
inside the building. OF given away.
Warren Gin. the famous Washburn
football player, who has been pitching
for Cedar Rapids in the Three Eve
league this year. had batting average
of .296 and a pitching average of $50.
Senator sam Benedict was in Tope-
Ea yesterday. He says that E D.
MiSesell, the assistant attorney gen
eraI appointed for Wilson county. has
already made $500 prosecuting joint
lists. and has closed all the joints in
the county.
Mrs. Frank Palmer, who lives near
Valencia, was thrown from her buggy
Sunday on East Sixth avenue and bad
~ shaken UP though not seriously in
iured. The horse became frightened
at a street car and overturned the
buggy.
Mr.. j.. a. Barthel. travelling sales
man for Parkhurst & Davis. was oper-
ated on for appendicitis at Christ hos
pital sunday and is improving nicely
although it will be several weeks be-
fore he viii be able to resume his work
on the road
The Washburn Athletic association
expects TO use their athletic field ex-
clusiTeiy for football in the future The
pasebaA games VIII be played at the
western Le8gue park The present
#ashbuIn fleld VIII be sowed to blue
grass u order to give soft field for
football
More ares glowed I'm the crates and
more parlors were brightly lighted last
evening than for many months FT7I7a
cool evenings are having their effect
upon Eh4 continuous performances
which have taken place IN the 80,
porches during the warm sTror1sT
evenings
The board Of trustees OF fhe water
zzarAs department win rro1,1t,1,- 49,.
TO purchase land for roadI-s1 49,
the pumping plant to Sixth avenue
The road which was former1v l7se5
along the Rock Island tracks v-aS
Hsned away by the flood. 1t v-oli6
nfopenl4 ne more expensive to recon-
struct the washed out roadway fl7an