The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-08
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A. NJ. Cross has postponed his auc-
| ton at 906 Kansas avenue and will
| announce a date later.
DR.. Eva Harding and DIR. May Stout
have moved their offices to 40 Kansas
avenue upstairs, where they occupy the
whole floor.
A Topeka girl is being generally con-
| graduated because the mans family
| broke their engagement.
A reception will be rendered the
new minister, Rev. w. W. Horn, at
| the First Lutheran church this even
ing by the members of the congrega-
| ton.
It's Mr.. Bowen now. and County
| Treasurer Medlicott, the two having
| changed positions at the court house
according to a vote taken last Novem-
] Der.
Steam was turned into nearly every
office building on the avenue this
morning for the first time this season
though there were some chilly morn
| ings last week.
ct reckon that this won't hurt my
business any," remarked West side
coal dealer as he scratched the worn
| coal in the frost on the sidewalk with
the toe of his shoe.
The annual cane rush at Washburn
college which is the first of the hos
tilities between the Freshmen and the
Sophomores, will take place next Fri
day night on the college campus.
county treasurer there are none of the
"hoodoo" elements connected with
school district No. %, which has near
Iy $4,000 on deposit with the county
William M Richardson and Edith
NJ. Clemens, a Topeka couple, were
granted a marriage license at Law
renee yesterday, thus depriving Judge
Hayden of the price of two opera
tickets.
B. P. Cheney of Boston. one of the
directors of the Santa Fe, passed
through yesterday in a private car en-
route to California. Mrs. Cheney, for
merly Miss Julia Arthur, accompanied
her husband.
Through the medium of their attor-
neys three unhappy couples have made
their troubles a matter of record in the
district clerks office, and later Judge
Dana will be called upon to sever the
tie that binds.
Arguments are being heard in the
United States circuit court at Kansas
City, Kan, today against the report
handed down by Charles Blood Smith,
special master in the Wyandotte county
drainage case.
Robert Lemon and V. ]. Hadin Of
this city are in Salina planning for the
opening of a planning mill. Both men
were formerly in the employ or the
Topeka Sash and Door company of
North Topeka.
W. F. Sham1effer, right of way man
for the Topeka & Southwestern rail- !
way, the president. w. I: Taylor and
A. G. Goodwin left in "Maude' this |
morning for a trip to Dover and other |
intervening points.
Mike is lost and Robert Pierce is in |
mourning on that account Mike is |
bulldog of the Boston terrier variety |
and in all probabilities followed off |
chain attached to his collar and held |
by the hand of dog thief.
The regular monthly meeting of the |
Women's Mission Circle of the First |
Baptist church, will be held on We'd |
nesday at 8 p. m. in the church par
lors. Mrs. Bruce Kinney and Mrs /
Thos. E. Prout will speak.
Miss Clara Louise Gibson, reader
and soloist will give an entertainment
at Gemmell Hall at the central Y. M.
proceeds to be donated to the build
ing fund of the Young Women's
Christian association.
Malon Burget, the deaf mute who is
a great friend of "Dummie" Taylor,
who plays. with New York, has just I
returned from the home of the latter
at Baldwin, and is authority for the
statement that the salary OF Taylor
next season will be $3.50 per month.
w. T. Benton of Cleburn, Texas. who
with J. H. Maxwell of this city secured
the contract for the grading of the
first II miles of the Topeka & South
western railroad, was in the city yes
terday and signed a contract for the
specified.
Mr.. and Mrs John McManus, who re-
moved several months ago to st.
Louis where Mr. McManus engaged in
the cold storage and ice business. have
been compelled to move to San An
tonic Texas on account of the illness
of Mrs McManus, who is very low with
The State Journal will issue an ex-
ira edition every afternoon this week
1,,IT 80 he |
games as played between
the Chicago Cubs and Detroit Tigers.
Every play will be retold in detail and
circulated on the streets few mo-
ments after the game has been com
pleted.
The result of the double header at
Association park Sunday afternoon was
not to decide the championship of To-
peka This was decided about three
weeks age in a game which was played
day were merely exhibition games and
the Midgets still retain the local
amateur championship.
81 notice." remarked a fan. that
the dispatches state that Jack Holland
of the Wichita ball team gave PreSi-
dent Shively of the Western associa-
ton a beating yesterday. And that
me that Shively would not
punish Holland when he beat up an
umpire the first of the season because
Holland was a good fellow"
A driver of one of the Topeka Mes
Senger Express companies wagons held
the attention of perhaps 100 people at
the intersection of Seventh and Jack
son street late Saturday evening while
he viciously belabored a balky horse.
The performance lasted for quarter
of an hour but there was not an officer
in sight or a bystander who dared in
terfere with the Infatuated driver.
An examination for clerk and car
rier will be held at the postoffice in
this city on Nov. 20. The salaries paid
va1U from S600 nor wear TO 1890. de-