The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-15
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tlI ~ MSL2M b0ME NEWS.
Governor Hoch returned Monday
night from a visit to Marion.
Mr.. Chester Woodward left today for
Watonga, Oklahoma, to hunt quail.
The little son of Attorney General F
s. jackson is seriously i'll with stomach
trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Gish of 112 West
sixth street, are the parents of son
| born Monday morning
The football game between Washburn
ana haskell Saturday promises to be
one of the best of the season.
j. l.. Bristow came to Topeka today.
He is so much interested in his paper,
the Salina Journal, that he won't talk
politics.
For some reason the price of cranber-
r1es has not been advanced this season,
though properly they should come under
the head of fruits.
The name does not suggest the offense
but 1t is fact that August Palm was
fined $40 in police court yesterday for
harbor1ng vicious dog.
! Next Saturdays football game be-
tween Washburn and the Haskell In
| dams, promises to be one of the best
OF the season. The dope favors Wash
burn.
meeting of those who subscribed for
stock in the Standardization bank
Will be held at the parlors of the Throop
hotel at 1880 Wednesday evening, Oc-
toher 16.
st find most of the things that I have
lost, in one of my vest pockets" re-
longed to the shirtwaist brigade all
summer.
Judge w. S. Glass, the newly appoint
ed members of the state tax commits
sion, will probably not arrive in To-
peka to take up his work here until
next week.
C. B. Hypes, who has barber shop
under the Central National bank, is not
the Hypes who had the trouble with
Frank Grimes at the city council meet
ing last night.
On November IA and Is, the fourth
annual conference of state and county
health officers will be held in Topeka.
This conference is arranged by the
state board of health.
John L. Harrison, principal of the
ture at the colored Y. NJ. c. A. on the
evening of October 81. on his European
trip made this summer.
The membership contest at the color
ed Y. M. c. A. closes on the 10th or
the present month and in the mean
time strenuous efforts are being made
to increase the enrolment.
A west side woman who does not keep
a maid finds time to make all of her
own clothes besides those of half grown
daughter ana three SOILS diiu Is IlOl AS-
miss as to her social and club duties
But little change has occurred in tn
condition OF Rev. J. B. McAfee who has
been seriously i'll at the home of his
son H. w. McAfee. west of the city,
md he is as yet unable to leave his bed
So far the selection of a cashier for
the German-American bank has not
been made. Not on account of the lack
of applicants, however, as there is said
to be A applications on file with the
board of directors,
S. W. Anderson, who has lived at At
tica, Kan, for the past "a years, was
in Topeka yesterday for the first time,
and visited the state capitol building.
Mr.. Anderson is on. his way home from
Iowa, where he has been visiting.
Since a count has been made of the
holes in the asphalt pavement of the
city by Street Commissioner Frank
SNYDER that official has decided that
the repair plant owned by the city is
lust about half the size that 1t should
be. -ste
HAYDEN family to which Probate Judge
r. F. Hayden belongs; none of them
are married and the age Of the youngest
is 33. How old is the probate judge of
Shawnee county? A prize for the cor
rect answer.
N. r. Foster the shoe maker, who
has been at S27 Kansas avenue. for the
mast 1S years. can be found at the Elec-
tric shoe shop, 1O31s West Eighth street, !
south side of the transfer station, ana
would be glad to see his old customers.
Sewed work speciality.
F. J. Ryan, member of the state board
of railroad commissioners, and also a
of the Photographers union,
who has always strongly insisted that
the telegrapherS would win the strike,
admits now that the indications are
that the companies have won
City Attorney Dreaming claims that
the reporters and newspapers fa1l 10
utterances and refuse to give tnem
publicity. The answer-A glance at
or three minutes CONVEX |
sation with the offended gentleman.
Rev. H. A. OFT, formerly pastor of the
First English Lutheran church OF To-
peka, arrived Monday from Sallna 10
visit his daughter, Mrs. A. J. Boil
niger. DR.. OFT left today for Ottawa
where he will preach the opening ser
NON of the Kansas Lutheran synod
.onight.
T. Benton Murdoch, of Ell Dorado,
vas in Topeka yesterday, strongly ad-
locating the use of crawdads for bass
,ait and the nomination of W. r.
stubbs for governor. Mr.. Murdocks
Jisit to Topeka at this time is explain
ii nv the fact that houseclean1ng Is
n progress at the Murdoch home.
Mrs. c. ]. Jones, wife of Buffalo
Zones, was stricken with paralysis sat
,rday afternoon while visiting at the
,orne of her daughter, Mrs. Charles
Nhitmer, 1876 Tyler street, and is in
erious condition, though a slight I'M
movement is noted over that OF Satur-
law Her husband was In Arizona at
he time on his ranch and started for
ro,,eLa Immediately and is expected to-
morrow.