The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-09-12
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Steinbergs opens for social dane
| ing Tuesday, September 18th. 49,
The State Savings bank will be
open as usual tonight for the transac-
ton of business.
The city schools win reopen next
Tuesday much to the disappointment
of the many small boys of the city.
G.. NJ. Stowen, formerly a grocer
living in ottawa is in Topeka looking
for location for a store of this kind
The kindergarten at the Central Con-
| gregational church will open Monday
morning under the direction of Mrs.
Stricken.
The Good Government club will
meet at the home of Mrs. J. P. Car
nahan, 1927 Buchanan street, Satur-
| day, September 49,.
C. W. Nau who is in charge of the
Church of the Good Shepherd has re-
ceived word of the death of his
mother in England on September l..
There is one case of scarlet fever in
town and one case of smallpox. Winnie
Smith, 723 West, has the former and
Mrs. Ogee' 5l6 West Gordon, has the
latter.
Work remodeling the Novelty thea
ter is being rushed and another week
will tell the story. The gallery has been
torn out and a new arrangement is to
be made.
Rev. w. Morris, the Welsh
| evangelist from California who has
! spent the last fifteen years of his life
in slum and Jail work, is in Topeka
| for a few weeks
| Rev. Anger Neil, who was at one
| time a Topeka pastor, was injured in
| a Rock Island wreck at Maple Hill
| Wednesday. His leg was broken in
| two different places.
Music hall, which is one of the
| popular pleasure resorts of Topeka,
will be opened Monday with an es-
pecial programme of music by the
| Steinberg orchestra and skating
A meeting of Shawnee county
dairymen is called for Tuesday after
noon at the Commercial club rooms
| when an effort will be made to COM
plete the organization of an associa-
| ton.
The students at the schools in Topeka
| have one more week day of grace as
| the schools will not open until Tues
| day, Monday being devoted to arrange
| ments in which they will not partici-
| pate.
| Vinewood park will be open all day
| Sunday for the accommodation of the
| numerous state fair visitors who will
| spend the day in Topeka. Band con-
certs will be given during the afternoon
and evening.
Adjutant General ]. W. F. Hughes
and Mrs. Hughes rode at the head
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arrived in Topeka this morning from a
point near the reform school to the
| fair grounds.
Sneakthieves are getting busy in
| Topeka during the fair. E. B. Ralph,
Mrs. r. Laferty, S21 Monroe Daisy
E. Pemberton. 116 East Tenth street,
| c. A. Cain and DR.. H. H. Keith are the
present victims.
Tomorrow's game will be the last
| Sunday game of the season. Webb
/ City plays the locals and judging
| from the way the first battle between
the two teams went, there ought to
| be no little excitement.
During most of the entire morning
| traffic on the west side of Kansas
| avenue was compelled to give way
/ to the soldiers who were marching to
/ the fair grounds where they will be
/ encamped today and Sunday.
| Charles Young of Council Grove
who has spent the week in Topeka
| in the interest of the fair which is to
| be held at that place next week Sc
/ cured a number of entries from the
| exhibitors at the Topeka event.
The latest report is that Ralph
! Johnston. the big Washburn football
i player. will not leave the city this year
after all and that he will be the
plunging fullback on the Washburn