The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-15

Hans zupp.
Washburn and Ottawa play football
in Topeka. next Saturday.
Emma Games will sing at the Audi
torlum on Monday night.
Charles Violin. Of the Wolff Packing
company, was in Kansas City yester-
day
And We wonder If the new patent
leather hats crack as easily as patent
leather shoes?
The cosmos crop is declared by
gardeners to be extraordinarily pro-
Inc this year.
Charles E. Baird and Sadie Oldham
were granted a license to wed Satur-
day by the probate court.
The boxing season in Topeka viii
open the night Of October 25 at the
Topeka Athletic club rooms.
The gymnasium for the L S. S. p
club viii open from to p. m. on
Monday and Tuesday evenings.
Archie Williams and W. W webb
expect to open their new skating rink
on jackson street BY November /.
The prairie chicken shooting season
closes today. The hunters described it
as good picking this year.
Sam Radges has some Of the finest
goldfish in the city. He says he never
changes the water in the aquarium
BaRdmaster Marshall announces
that there will be nothing doing any
more this season in the way of out-
door concerts.
All classes in the educational de-
partment Of the Young Woman,s
Christian Association will begin work
on Monday, October Is.
County Attorney Hungate has gone
to the country and it viii be impossj-
BILE for him to get back in time for
church service this morning.
The Y. M. G. A. has q big mass
meeting of men at the Y. NJ. c. A.
rooms this afternoon to talk over the
recent evangelistic meetings.
]. M. Simpson. who is said to have
the reapp0intment of the office of u s.
internal revenue collector in his vest
pocket was in Topeka yesterday.
One of the female chaUffeurs in
| town has donned goggles of enormous
size and she certainly presents a
weird appearance as she tours around
the streets.
Mrs. J. n. Baker viii entertain at
thimbles on next Wednesday after
noon at her home, 523 Van Buren,
street for Miss Ada Head of Galveston,
Texas.
At the meeting if the Ministerial
union on Monday morning, Rev w. G.
Evans, chairman of the committee in
charge of the recent evangelistic meet
ings, viii make his report.
Secretary Lerrigo of the Topeka Y.
NJ. c. A. expects to have a whole week
OF festivities when the new home at
the corner of Ninth and Quincy streets
is opened next spring.
The Lincoln school football team
played a tie game with the North To-
peka team in North Topeka on Satur-
day afternoon. The contest was an
exceptionally good one.
The Santa Fe yards are badly torn
up in front of the depot and for a
block in each direction where work
men are laying water pipes, brick
walks and moving switch tracks.
The first goose of the season was
landed Saturday and that not by one
of the city nimrods with his fine gun.
Lake and that with a nuzzle loading
gun and fine shot.
The fine room brick cottage at 115
Western avenue, is for sale through
Eastman & I4alSin. They are using
the want columns of the State Journal
to describe it.
Miss Ella johnson, teacher IN school
district 101 near RossvilIe. viii take
her place in the school room Monday
after an absence Of two weeks on ac-
count of scarlet fever.
The second Topeka High school
team defeated the Lowman Hill team
on Washburn field by a. score of 10 to
0 on saturday afternoon after the
Topeka-LaWrence game.
The second story of the state printing
ed brick viii be used for the second and
third stories of the building. The first
story is of st. Louis notified brick.
There is a shortage of stamps at the
state house. In a number of the offices
the head Of the department is away,
and new supply of stamps can't be
secured without a requisition signed by
the head.
Druggist Martin O'Donneu made
application for a renewal of his liquor
permit this morning. His present
/ permit does not expire for a month or
such a matter, but he does not want
to be Without one.
High school boys, who belong to
fraternities are planning to weaC
neckties containing their society col
ors. VIII it comport with the dignity
/ Of the institution for the principal to
ask the young men to remove this
part of their neckwear?
Governor Hoch spoke at the big anti
horse thief picnic at Elk City Saturday
In connection with the affair there was
/ a barbecue Of six beeves. A thousand
loaves of bread were served free to the
crowd. with the barbecued meat.
Floyd Everett Harper, a graduate of
! Chicago university and of Chicago uni
! versity law school. has written to the
i supreme court to announce his intentiE ~
/ of taking the Kansas law examination
and qualifying to practice before Kan
/ sas courts.
Anderson Scales. the diminutive
hunehback darkey who saw nothing
wrong in taking a shot at a lower
/ Kansas avenue jointist who short
changed him in a crap game, was ia
+ ken to the insane asylum at Parsons
i by Under Sheriff Lucas last night.
i Sam Radges has received word from
I Congressman Charles Curtis that he
would by the first of next week obtain
from the cOmptroller's Office at Wash
ingt0n some desired information rela-
tive to the First National bank. Mr.
Curtis is doing everything in his power
to help u.s." says Mr.. Ra$5es.
The Bible study classes of the I. S
s. P. club which meet on Monday ev.
l enings, win be taught by Miss Jear
Koontz and Miss Nellie Thorp. while
! the Bihla stlllM eIaseaa which meet OF