The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-13
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J. NJ. Padgett has just been granted
| a patent for a vehicle wheel rim, one
of his latest Inventions
Arthur Maltby left for New haven,
| Yale college for the coming academic
year.
The first regular monthly meeting
+ of the fall and winter session OF the
! Commercial club will be held at the
club this evening.
H. c. Stevens of the western Cqo
Fellow is in St Paul attending tne
! sovereign grand lodge of the ODD Eel
| lows of the World
| A meeting of the Kansas hoosieI
club is called for this evening at the
Office of Harry Clarkson, room eight
in the Office block
Now that the buff brick Tor racing
the building has arrived the new
Novelty theater structure is going up
so fast that one can almost see
grow.
The city engineers force has not
| compIeted taking the lineal measure
ment of the tile in the Fifth Waro
sewer to see if all the tile paid for was
put in.
Vinewood park continues to draw
crowds. The park was we'll filled last
night with pleasure seekers ana tne
last dance at the popular park was
well attended.
]. B. Bell We'd with Sim Watts in
trying to make a saddle horse go
| through unique PAGES for the edlnca-
ton of those in the grandstand at the
races yesterday.
The United States district court off,
Gals are expected to return from
Wichita on Saturday at which time
the September session Of the court VIII
| come to conclusion.
| Col. F. S. Savage of the Santa Fe
smokes the biggest and blacklist
| cigars used in Topeka. He does not
| give them to the people whose friend
| ship he cares to keen.
ST think that 1 would enjoy the
races more than I do remarked
| constant attendant eff the judges
would not allow the horses and
| drivers such long vacations between
acts"
While at play on the porch in the
rear of its parents home, $50 Free
man avenue, the two-year-old child or
Edward Nordrus fell six feet to the
ground breaking one of its arms at the
elbow.
The base ball season closes as far
as this city is concerned next week
when joplin will play the White Sox
on the local diamond four games, one
of them a double-header. commencing
on Tuesday.
The board of waterworks trustees Is
considering the extension OF water
mains on Lane street south from hun
toon and on Lane street south from
Seventeenth street. Four and six inch
mains will probably be the size used.
The presidential family has had its
share of mention during the races
this week. Wednesday, Teddy r. was
in the money and Friday Alice Roose-
Welt crowded the winner every heat IN
the 2:15 trot finishing in second place
The White .Sox left last night for
Oklahoma City and will barely reach
that city in time for this afternoons
game. The local fans hope to see the
locals do better than they did on thef
last visit to the Oklahoma metropo-
| lis.
Mr.. and Mrs. James G. Lord, who
for the past % years have resided in
Topeka have sold their property at
226 Van Buren, street and left Tues day
for Kansas City where they will make
their home withu their son. George Il.
Lord, of that city.
Coach Garfield w. Weede of the
| Washburn football team left this
morning for visit of few days to
his home in Sterling, Kan. He will
return to Topeka Monday and the
\ first practice of the season will be
| held Monday afternoon.
| The Topeka Midgets and the Scran-
ton team, the champions of the Usage
county league will battle at Associa-