The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-21
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The council committee on license will
meet Monday evening at 7:30.
The forest trees neal Topeka are put
ting on their beautiful autXmnal coats.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. Coleman of 614 West
First street are the parents of a girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. James H. Heslit of
1923 Clay street, are the parents of a
daughter born Saturday.
John E. Cope has commenced the
construction of a dwelling at 1928 Bu-
chanan street to cost 1900.
Thirty-eight of the 6S of
the new German-American bank which
was organized last week are native
Germans.
The Diamond heater in North To-
peka, the latest thing of it's ten va
rieties now in the city will be opened
this evening.
The return of one small black kitten
about the size of a peanut will bring
joy to the heart of the owner who lives
"a $40 West Fifth street.
The famous seventh regiment of Uni
ted States cavalry will spend Sunday
in Topeka October q, en- route to F )rt
Riley from
The eleventh annual meeting of the
Santa Fe Railway Medical and Surgi-
cal society will be in session in his
| city Thursday and Friday.
Already the farmers residing in the
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the shortage OF lelp necessary 60 the
gathering of the corn crop.
Another residence and contents
| burned in Oakland last week and the
citizens of thai part of the city are
demanding fire protection of some
kind.
The open season for quail doesn't
commence until the middle part of No
vember and not October as some anna
teur sportsmen were under the i'm
J preston.
The Topeka Eagles one of the best
local ball teams in the state with
headquarters in Topeka captured %
games out of a total of 35 played dur
ing the season.
C. A. Loucks, whose wife is in Stor-
mont hospital recovering from an op-
Grafton for cataract, returned to To-
peka yesterday after a business trip to
his home in Lakin.
A number of Topeka hotel men are
making arrangements to attend the
annual meeting of the Kansas-Mis-
souri, hotel men which will be held in
st. Louis, November 14th and 18th.
Between rs and 80 students have been
enrolled at the Topeka Industrial in
sritute southeas: Of the city, the largest
number of students enrolled at any
term in the history of the institution.
A Topeka man who has been unlucky
in his love affairs attempts to bolster
his cause by the statement that IF a
man homes to be successful with the
girls he must be thoroughly worth
less"
Those who attended the theaters
Sunday expecting to experience the
sensations of a raid were disappointed
as no arrests took place and the per-
formances were not interfered with in
any way.
The following building permits have
been granted: Annie M. Greenwood,
lots 154-156 Twiss avenue, one story
frame dwelling. $1,000; w. P. Rhoades,
624 Locust street, one story frame
dwelling, 81, 900.
The effects Of civilization on the no.
BILE red man was noticeable after Sat
urday'S football game which was lost
by Haskell when some Of the braves
set ur the cry that they had been rob-
bed by the officials.
Sunday with it's offering of bright
warm sunshine was an Unexpected har-
vest day to the livery stable owners Of
the city and at 2 o'clock it was impos-
for love or money.
After seven years service as travel
ing salesman for the accord Mercan-
tile Harry Nichols has re
signed and will have charge of the
city and adjacent territory for the
Kaw Milling p
The Indians had all preparations
made for a war dance Saturday after
the football game in which they were
sure of success. but with the score
standing 33 to 0 in favor of Washburn
the affair was called off.
A business meeting of the young
peoples societies of the city Will be
held this evening at the Central Con-
gregational church when the accepta-
bility of the various candidates for
offices will be discussed.
Referring to unusual conditions: {.
J. Carlson and family of 1907 Buch-
anan street, who have lived in the
United States for the past four years,
will return to their old home in Swed-
en-. because they like that country bet
ter han this. ,
The force from the city engineers
office Saturday evening completed
measurements of details OF the SIKH
ward sewer on which they were en-
to discover how much was done
in the way of misconstruction by the .
sewer contractors. The results nave
yet been tahulated.
A horse attached to a wagon adver- !
Using a broncho busting performance /
rave a spectacular rendition OF the act
running away On Jefferson street at {
1890 Saturday and plunging into the /
doors of the number three fire station !
on Jefferson street near Third ana
both of the doors.
H. w. Ruff, who has been in Ari- :
IONA for his health for several months
Saturday, brown as a berry
and the picture of health. He is
ruler of the local lodge of Elks
and returned for the cornerstone lay
ing of the new $4,000 club house
was held at 1 o'clock oday.
While on the witness stand in his
own defense Saturday, Wilbur Van
sponsible for the death of rabbit"
testified that during the
nigh preceding the murder he drank
six pints of alcohol which would indi-
cate that a verde of conviction could
hardly affect his system.
The following have been appointed