The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-06
SNAP sHoTs AT HOME NEWS.

SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.
There are two new poker sharks in
town.
Capitol lodge A. 0. Q. W, will elect
officers tonight.
An out-of town paper says: Soy Le-
land admits his guilt"
There is large attendance Of women
at the state alliance.
Probate Judge-elect J. G. Wood be
longs to the Old Settlers society.
The Fifteenth street bridge across the
Shunganunga is being repaired.
Col G. X. Holiday intends to write a
history of Topeka and the Santa Fe rail-
road.
The Woman's Kelley league is prepar-
ing to send a minister's son TO the insti-
tute.
The Dix Knitting company Of Ports
mouth New Hampshire, may move to
Topeka.
The annual reunion of Sloan lodge,
A, +. & A. NJ, viii be held week from
tonight
]. B. Bartholomew has gone to Chi
cago to attend a meeting Of the dam
company
c. n. Beal will move his family and
ship his household goods to California
next W eek
Sports say there is going to be consid-
cradle of de real STUFF IN Topeka on
Christmas eve.
There are several worse writer's in To-
peka than Judge Hazen-thOse who
can't write at all
The evidence in the Gibson pension
case was concluded last evening before
Judge Foster
The Hillmon case threatens to be sew
eral degrees worse than the Decker,
Mullins s. Berry case.
Atchison IS going into ecstacies over
an electric railway system that Topeka
has had for i've years.
The members of the Woman's Kelley
league are holding meeting this after
noon at the ThroOp.
The Woman's Republican association
is to hold a meeting IN the Masonic build
ing tomorrow afternoon.
The receipts at the state treasurer y
Office last month were $39, 697, while the
disbursements were $40, 1877.
This Is the season Of the year when
girls hide mysterious bundles IN the
deepest corner of their trunks,
Bert Lemon a member Of the football
team Of the Athletic club had his nose
broden in practice at the gymnasium.
l. S. Dolman r. B. McMasters and J.
J. Miller are the Republican candidates
for police commissioner from n OrLh To-
peka-
DCEd peE5 enough LOT use IN muddy
weather have been placed at the hign
school building to clean the feet Of an
army.
There are epidemics of diphtheria in
several Kansas towns, but Topeka is still
comparatively free from the dread dis
ease.
This is the last ay allowed for fling
Of statements of election expenses, 1t
having been just 30 days since Kansas
redeemed herself.
Half a block of new brick sidewalk is
being built the east side of Kansas
avenue south of Fifth street, where it
has been much needed.
Ex-Governor Thomas A. Osborn, one Of
the new Santa Fe directors, says a new
president viii not be elected until the
company Is reorganized
Sheriff Burdge thinks he has located
another stolen bicycle. Topeka people
who have lost theirs are requested to
send descriptions to him.
Topeka commandery of the Knights
TEN plar had a banquet last night IN
honor of several candidates whom they
put through the Red Cross degree.
Henrietta Powell who scored touch
down against Mrs. Kitchen with a board
full of nails a couple of weeks ago, was
fined $1,000, and Is IN the county Jail
Nearly every woman in town declares
that Nine Yale was painted, her eye
brOws pencied, her hair colOred, and
some are mean enough to say she was
padded. Oh, woman.
When Ralph Squires was married the
other day some of his friends decided to
decorate his trunk, but be hired a coIOred
prize fighter to sit on it and smoke bad
cigars, and it wasn't decorated.
The high school graduating class will
have souvenir programmes after all
The class decided that since the school
board was too close to print them, they
would pay the expense themselves.
A Wichita man tried to poke his cane
the broken plate glass window
between sixth aud Seventh streets on
Kansas avenue last night before he
noticed that the hole and break were
painted
The row among the papers printed
The state university has become SO bitter
that Lawrence merchants are signing a /
paper agreeing not 70 advertise il uni