The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-10-01


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untire troot vas telIed aboud him, der
paper would be barred from der mails
HANS ZUPP.1
Frank J. Lynch will leave this
mcrning for a business trip to Des
Moines, Ia.
One of the features of new hotel
that is being erected in the city is out
side fire escapes
Councilman Horn of the Fourth ward
viii leave Thursday or Friday of next
week for an eastern trip.
F. L. Williams, private secretary to
Governor Hoch, went to Durant, !. T.,
Saturday, on personal business.
Didn't you wish you had an UNI
brella Saturday evening when you
were caught upon Kansas avenue with
out one?
The Emporia college football team
didn't expect to win, say the members.
They must be young men of good
/ Judgment.
It's a little early yet to speak of
selecting sites for that Kansas Semi
Centennial, but they are doing it
nevertheless.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kellogg have
gone to Enporia to visit two weeks
Mr.. Kellogg is stenographer in the
governors Office.
Eugene Smythe of the senior class
of the high school, who has been in a
4 hospital for several weeks with
typhoid fever, is rapidly improving
/ A. II. Bennett of Potwin has pur-
| chased the vacant lots just south of the
4 LoWman Hill NJ. E. chapel and will
erect a modern eight room dwelling to
! cost $4,000.
H. L. Reising of Wichita, came to
/ Topeka Saturday with his son. The boy
/ broke his arm playing football few
I days ago, and Mr.. ReisIng came to
/ bring the boy to his mother, who is
visiting in Topeka.
/ Yesterday was the Jewish New Year
and many of the Hebrews in the city
! celebrated it with proper services
Rain fell yesterday afternoon just at
the proper time to make it unpleasant
for the fair ones who were out shop
ping.
The Gamma Sigma society of Wash
| burn college held an open meeting in
the chapel Friday evening. A well
prepared programme was rendered be-
fore a large audience, most of whom
constituted college students and mem
/ bers of the society.
Lieutenant George W. Winterburn, a
first lieutenant in the Ninth cavalry at
FIT. Riley, Ezas in Topeka Saturday Wis
iting with General Wilder s. MetcaH.
Nj Winterburn served in the Philip
pine campaign with the Twentieth
Kansas, as quartermaster sergeant.
c. J. Devlin writes to a friend II
Topeka from Paris that he expects TO
October, and that he is very anxious
to get into the harness and straighten
suit some of the tangles. He reports
h4meelf as feeling considerably better.
Street Commissioner Ramsey is in a
quandary. He has to I'LL up the ar-
pToaehes of the new Chandler street
bridge over the Shunganunga and he
| doesn't know where to get the dirt.
The only available place where it can
: be secured is two miles distant from
the bridge.
General James White Frierson
Hughes is hereby warned that there is
a deep, wen defined plot to keep the
annual show of chickens from out of
the Auditorium next January. A num-
! Der of the councilmen do not approve
! of giving over the Auditorium to an
affair of this sort.
Wiz. weather indications pointing to
rain FL day yesterday, and it finally
came, employees of the street cleaning
department got busy and flushed
number Of blocks on several streets
When there is no chance of its rain
ing they seldom think of flushing any
streets save the avenue.
A large number of people went out
to Vinewood park Saturday morning
and afternoon to say farewell to the
! popular resort, for today is the last
! day of the season. No more figure