The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1906-10-25
city for a few days attending the Scot

city for a few days attending the Scot
fish Rite reunion.
Tomorrow will be the regular
monthly visiting day at the Crittenton
home. Fresh cakes, bread, rolls and
plum butter will be sold.
Rev Wilkie Clock. a former Topeka
man, who viii go to India a s mis-
sionary, is in the city on a visit to the
family of DR.. L. NJ. Powell.
The Us will meet with Miss Grace
Ross at 516 Harrison next Friday
evening at 500. A social hour and q
short programme will follow.
G. D. Lyle has taken out a permit
for new residence to be erected on
lots pa and PIG West Tenth avenue in
Westlawn addition to cost So 900.
a wagon load of fine yellow corn was
too heavy for new wagon IN Topeka
yesterday and a breakdown resulted.
Kansas crops are certainly bumper
crops.
The next football game in Topeka
will be played Saturday against the
tAEgies" from Manhattan. If the dope
can be relied upon this will be big
game and will be close.
Doctor Harmon of Brooklyn. n. T..
superintendent of one of the largest Sun
day schools in the United States. VIII
deliver an address at the First Baptist
church this evening at s O'Clock.
From the way that the players were
disabled and stretched out on the field
during the game between Washburn
and Riley. yesterday, it does not appear
that dehorned football is a parlor game
by any means.
The Colorado football team has had
a hard time to find time to keep up
with their studies which they are sup
posed to do. There are too many at
tractive girls in Topeka and especially
a Washburn college.
After hearing Colonel Harris at the
auditorium last night a good many To-
peka people understand why the Re
publicans have not been very anxious
to have the two candidates for COVER
nor meet in joint debate
It has been a long time since as en-
thusiastic a Democratic meeting has
been held in Topeka as was held last
night. over three thousand people
were present and Colonel Harris made
a good many votes for himself
Charles A Loucks Of L.akin. Kan, is
in Topeka today closing land deal
which is about the only thing that ever
tempts a western Kansas real estate
agent to leave his locality during this
season Of elongated and brOadened
booms.
The registration of voters yesterday
was the largest of any this fail, the to-
tai number being 426. Today and to-
morrow are left as the last days to
register prior to the election. the books
closing at 10 o'clock Friday evening.
Better register.
The new pavement has been cleaned
for the second time in its history. II
this rate is kept up the new pavement
viii always look good and il will be
a long time before it again becomes an
eyesore to the Topeka people such
as the last one was.
]. L. Diesem. of Garden City. brought
a specimen of apples which were raised
on his farm to the state secretary of
horticulture yesterday in hopes of as
/ pertaining their name. He has success
fully disposed of the delusion that ap-
pies can not be grown IN western Kan
sas.
One of Topeka's crack shots who
was brought up on the plains of sunny
Kansas out in the short grass region
recently took friend out with him on
a hunting trip to his native heath. They
were out hunting ducks short dis
lance from one OF the western towns
when they both became lost and were
/ compelled to stay out all night. This
story was to have been kept quiet but
somebody leaked and it is now public
I property.