The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1907-09-16
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Mrs Clara Stewart is spending two
weeks in New York.
Arthur MaItby left last week for New
Haven where he has entered Yale uni
versfry.
The new Novelty theater at Eighth
and Quincy streets is up to the second
story and two weeks more will see it
under roof
The city council meets this evening at
an adjourned session An award will
be made of the coal contract for the
coming year
The sherin's office put in all day Sun
day invoicing the 5000 worth of liquors
seized at the kunz and Keith raids
Saturday night
The Hoosier club has made arrange
menrs for an all day picnic to be held
at Garfield park Saturday in lieu CT
the annual celebration
Rushton Laughlin of Garden City
spent the day in Topeka on his way to
Manhattan where he will enter the
State Agricultural college
The officials connected with the Uni
ted States district court have returned
from Wichita where the court adjourn
ed IT'S September session Friday.
Captain Joseph G. Waters has accept
ed an invitation to deliver an address
before the Knife and Fork club in
Kansas City the 25th Of next month
Since the game law went into effect
on the first day Of July two years ago.
hunters in Shawnee county have paid
S2,204 into the Office Of the county
clerk
A large crowd went out to Vinewood
last night to pay IT last farewell The
season of attractions closed at the park
last evening, though the park still is
open to the public
Today is the day that the football
for the first time in the season Arnica
will have a strong and steady sale for
the next ten weeks
The management of the Pipe Organ
association has made arrangements for
the appearance of Senator DoIIfver Of
Iowa on the programme at the Audi
forum this winter
Central Congregational church was
deliberately decorated with golden rod
and astors yesterday at the home
coming sermon Of Charles NJ Sheldon,
pastor Of the church
The opening of the Prudential State
Savings bank tonight from 8 to 8
O'Clock will prove special accommo-
dalton to the holders of Santa Fe pay
checks issued today.
The papers in the suit which the city
has brought against Brooks and GIL
more. sewer contractors Of the Fifth
ward sewer, viii be ready this week for
fling in the district court.
B. F. Criswen came in this morning
from western Kansas with a number of
stories about his prowess as a pIover
hunter and an extra grip which he
claimed contained dead ones.
w F. Jensen has been selected by
President Holiday OF the Commercial
club as a delegate to the Transmfssis-
sippi Commercial congress which
meets in Muskogee. I. T. Novem-
Der 49,
And now comes the complaint that
prosperity which is so prevalent at this
time has Iessened attendance at the
city schools as many of those who |
should be pupils are working. the extra I
salaries being the inducement-
Ed KeIIam and John F Swftzer re- :
turned today from a prairie chicken |
hunt near Cottonwood Falls Thev
brought home a dozen birds. bur renor4 1
the weather too dry for the dogs to I
work well
Albert Hoskinson. ex-county attorney
of Finuey county, is in Topeka TO-DAY
in the interest of H V Lawrence eorn 1
ty treasurer of that county who has a i
case involving his right to another /
term. on file in the supreme court.
Hal Jansen has returned from chi
cago where he has been on account of l
the sickness and death of his mother
Mary L Jansen Mrs. Jansen vas n 1
in Chicago; she had many friends in
Topeka
T K Tonson & Sons. the 0ovar
breeders of shorthorn cattle bsva 80.
winning about all the prizes AT the Ne
braska and Wisconsin state fairs where
they have exhibited their herd re
Nebraska fair they won first on aTa4
herd and first on aged cow AGA ;,
In the cattle business. means avarv
the name OF the prize winning COW ard