The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-10-25
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been arranged to take plcae at the
paIl park Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. H. Adams have
moved into their new home, 926sWest-
lawn, which has just been completed.
members of the colored Y. M. c. A.
will play the colored high school foot
ball team of Kansas City at Skeene's
park Saturday.
Mrs. George Davidson of Tic Lane
street has been taken to Christ hos
| pital to be treated for serious case
of perotinitis.
Will fill the bill at the Grand tonight.
If popularity is any index the theater
| ought to be Well filed.
| J. D. Kelly. deputy state bank COM
| missioner left for StilweH today,
| where he will install the first bank
| to be opened in the town.
The farmers of the north part of
the county are arranging for an 1nsti-
| tute to be held at the Indian Creek
school house November IA and 10.
Captain Clad Hamilton will tell the
members of Upchurch lodge, PA A.
o. .. w. of his experiences as a SOL
der in the Philippines this evening.
The price of hogs is considerably
lower this week than it was last, but
it has not affected the price of either
The Leavenworth high school foot
ball team will meet the Topeka high
school team on the Washburn grid
iron tomorrow afternoon at o'clock.
Home, Sweet Home" is one of the
latest songs to be turned out by
photograph on Kansas avenue for the
entertainment of those who frequent
the avenue.
Cabbage is quoted at $40 a ton de-
livered in Topeka, just about the
price of alfalfa. Score one for the
kraut eaters and their promised feast
of plenty.
Rev. John D. Knox has been ap-
pointed historian for the First Meth
odist Episcopal church and is collect
ing information which will be put in
book form later.
Joint item of interest: The en-
ployes of the city waterworks depart
ment are recaulking the joints OF the
water mains which are laid under the
pavement of the Melan bridge.
The Topeka high school eleven and
the Leavenworthe high school football
team will meet on the WashDurn
grounds Saturday afternoon to settle
the question of the superiority of the !
teams.
The $60s.66 of accrued interest due
the city on an issue of Improvement
bonds purchased by the Knights and
Ladies of Security was paid over last
evening and the dispute over this mat
ter has been closed up.
The First Baptist church will start
a series of revival meetings at the
church next Sunday morning. Rev. i
Charles N. Hunt of Minneapolis,
Mimi, who is known as the lawyer
evangelist, will conduct the meetings.
Morton Albaugh, who feared for a
long time that he would be forced to
lost a vest which belonged to suit of
clothes, had his mind greatly relieved
when he discovered the long lost vest.
Robert Warnock who has resided
on five acre tract of land near the
has sold the place to Rev. J. R. Madl- Il
son. a presiding elder Of the Metho-
dist church, and will move into the
city. s-sg
Word has been received from
where the supreme coun-
ell of the Masonic bodies is in session
stating that E. H. Anderson, J. C. II
Payne, A. J. Wood, William Smith
and Thorp B. Jennings have been
elected to the 33rd degree in the or
der.
Sunf1ower camp 536 and Shawnee
camp $500, Modern Woodmen of
America are planning for their an
1ual joint reunion which will be held
n the auditorium October 30th. Large
IF the state are expected to be pres
ent at the meeting.
Following the stories in the news
papers of the balloon races this week,
am led to believe that there will be
IN epidemic of broken arms and legs
is soon as the youngsters get their
out of the barn lofts and at
Tempt their first ascent" suggested a
close observer, of boy nature.
There is plenty of even money
1oating about the city that Washburn
will win the K. U. game" remarked a
nan who is always willing to place a
little something on Washburn, but
perhaps they have not heard of it at
for news of that kind is
slow in reaching the university city"
A hearing was held today in Kansas
City in connection with the Kansas
City Coal and Coke company, form
ar Devlin company, over which a dis
pute exists as to ownership. The
nearing was had before N. H. LOOMS
Of Topeka, special referee. The Dew
in trustees claim an interest in the
of the company.
All the members of the WaShburn
varsity team will go to Lawrence to- !
morrow to watch the game between
he Kansas university and Aggie
cams. They are expecting to get
pointers on the K. U. style Of play to
Use in the game week later when
Washburn meets K. U. in Topeka.
Several football enthusiasts are also
to go down.
The indication at the present time
ire that the new Elk building will
lot be completed in the time specified
n the contract for the reason that the
contract for the iron which is to be
lsed in the building, was let to a firm
which has failed to fulfill its part of
he agreement Contractor Evans has
force of men who are idle on ac-
cunt of the delay occasioned by the
of the iron.
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