The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-10-20
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The B. H. Pugh manufacturing plant
is being removed from 305 Kansas ave-
nue. to new quarters at 101 Van Buren,
street.
A meeting of the Ohio club will be
held at Lincoln Post hall Wednesday
evening when officers for the ensuing
year will be elected.
The Washburn football team will
leave for st. Marys tomorrow morn
ing where they will play the st. Mary's
team in the afternoon.
The Kansas university second team
and the Washburn college second
team of foot ball players will meet on
the home field Monday afternoon.
The fftieth anniversary of the found
ing of the Christian church will be eel
ebrated in Topeka on October % by all
of the churches of that denomination.
Hugo Felix, formerly manager of the
Felix store in Parsons. will move to
Topeka and take charge of one OF the
departments in the Felix store in To-
Deka.
Rolla Wagstaff, for several years an
employee of the Felix clothing store,
has resigned and accepted a position as
salesman for the Mulvane Automobile
company.
The dining room on the second floor
of the Elk building will be thrown
| open to the members of the order for
| dinner Wednesday afternoon without
ceremony.
Dick Cooley left for Kansas City last
night on baseball business 1t is re-
| ported that there is a plan on foot to
elevate Topeka and Wichita to the
Western league.
E. L. Copeland, treasurer of the
| Santa Fe, has returned from Wash
| ington, d. c., where he attended the
| annual meeting of the Society of Rail-
way Financial Officers.
The attention of Chief of Police Eaton
| is called to a Missourian who blew into
| eral draughts of Ozark applejack among
| a selected list of friends.
The annual opening reception which
| was to be have been given at the 7.
w. c. A. in October but was postponed
will be given the evening of October Il
| at the Y. w. G. A. parlors.
| The rain last night is the first good
rain in which Topeka and this par
ticular section of Kansas has re-
ceived for fifty-four days, and is there
| fore particularly welcome.
The next game on Washburn's foot
ball schedule will be played to-
morrow at st. Mary's when the Con-
gregationalists will battle with the
team from the Catholic college.
The new Santa Fe time card, with
| trains Nos. 113 and ia, the local
| trains between Kansas City and Flor
ence restored, will go into effect at
1901 a. m, Sunday, November s.
The lecture which was to have been
given last night by DR.. John Tarter of
Arlington Ala at the United Brethren
church. was postponed on account of
the rain and will be given this even
ing.
AS result of the high wind last
night and the heavy downpour of
rain. the trees are almost entirely
stripped of the reddish brown leaves,
as many lawns in the city give evil
dence.
A number of minor changes have
been made in the time table of the
| Rock Island which affect Topeka
trains just about enough to cause
passenger who is governed by an old
| table to miss his train.
IT. E. Donnellan, district manager
for the International Harvester COM
| pany has been made manager of the
Topeka office of that firm and with
| his family will remove from Atchlson
to Topeka Immediately.
Friday will be the last day to
| register Those who are not properly
registered by Friday night, will have
| to waive their right of citizenship and
will not be permitted to cast a ballot
| for presidential electors.
Judge A. w. Dana. Captain Clad
Hamilton, w. F. Schoch. 7. d. Hum
! phreys and Henry l. Monroe will speak
| at a Republican rally which will be
! held at Alderfers store, corner of Tenth
and Morris streets. Wednesday even
| ing.
The annual meeting of the Santa Fe
| stockholders will be held in the gen.
| eral managers office next Thursday
E. P. Ripley, president of the Santa
| Fe. and many other prominent OIL
| Gals and stockholders will be in To-
| peka.
A movement is on foot among the au-
| tomobile owners of Topeka to form
| state organization which VIII result
| in better roads in all parts of the coun-
| trv and certain laws looking to the pro-
| tection of the rights of drivers of auto
mobiles.
The Union Pacific road has an
nounced a special train for the foot
| ball game at St Marys tomorrow.
| The train will leave Topeka after din
| ner and return in time Tor supper.
| This ought to insure a big delegation
of football fans.
Topeka motorneers have struck q
great many different obstacles Win 10
peka street cars but the driver OF the
car which hit a Limousine automobile
at the intersection of Jackson street and
Sixth avenue this morning has added g
new obstruction to the list.
The MANAGEMENT of the Novelty
| theater has arranged to give spec
\ ial children's matinee at that play
house next Saturday, Oct. "a, when
| all children under twelve years OF
age will be admitted to the afternoon
| performance free of charge.
During the high wind Monday after
| noon one of the lare glasses in ths
| south window of the Potwin school wal
! blown in. There were about 60 pupils II