The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-12
SHOTS AT HOME NEW


put away 10 ripen
You never hear of rate war" among
the insurance men.
The snow was four inches deep in the
western part Of the county
The Kindergarten minstrels ticket sale
is said to be very large one so far.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Mcclure of Denver
are visiting Dr. and Mrs Branstrup
At Abilene yesterday the home team
defeated Salina at football by the score
u 10 D.
Councilman Pattison OF North Topeka
is a memb Der of Rev. N. Z. McKirahan
church.
The u n. C. A. will have to start a
hospital if yesterdays record is to be
kept up.
The ladies Of the First Presbyterian
church are holding their annual fair this
afternoon
General Sears of Lawrence. has in
speeted Topeka's Battery B, and says it
is all right
1t would be very strange if Kansas has
a statue Of Burns before it has one Of
John Brown
Eve have no grudge against you on
that score, IA to %, says the \. 81. Q. A
to the IT, a. A.
A Topeka woman who paints makes
fancy articles TOR Christmas and holiday
gifts for a living.
The board Of public works have gone
new heating plant
The orphans home ladies are prepar-
ing TO give d Merchants Carnival at the
Grand opera house.
DR.. Kneiberg says DE- McCasey struck
her twice on the arm last night in one of
the asylum corridors.
Little Ethel 5teinberg, who was hurt
in a runaway some time ago. is now able
to be out on crutches.
Henry Washington, the depot master
at the Rock Island depot, came to To-
pel1A with Gen Custer.
Kate Vaughn, who was arrested for
selling liquor. has been released from
the county jail on bond.
There VIII be meeting at Washburn
college chapel tonight for the purpose
Of organizing an art league
A Topeka woman says her daughter
has disgraced the family by attending
the football game yesterday
Fannie Wright aud Pete Callahan
have been released from the county Jail
At the order of the county commissioners.
There are more we'll dressed beggars
in Topeka now than for many months.
They all say they are from Kansas City.
Jim Finnie, who sometimes puts on
the gloves for playful bout. has return
ed from visit Of several months IN Tex
as.
The passengers who came in on the
anxious 10 tell how it feels to be held
up
The case Of T ]. o'Connem against
Swift IS Co., and ex-Sher.H NVIkerson
will come up before Judge Williams in
January.
Charles Bauman who lives at 200 Tay-
Tor street found diamond pin belonging
to Mrs. Harry Ashby and returned it to
its owner.
Count Maurice stazenski says he
likes American politics and does not be-
lieve he would make a good citizen Of
Russia again
The writ of attachment brought by
Peter Heinz against Thad Hopkins can
dy shop for milk bill was dissolved by
Judge Hazen.
one Topeka business house has had
the same Christmas window decorations
for seven years 1t is a house that does
not advertise, too.
Lee Jones says a certain Topeka swell
was so captivated with Miss Gladys Wal
lis that he welI 70 EmpOria last night to
see her play again.
There was meeting of the Populist
league to reOrganizs last night, out the
meeting adjourned without taking any
steps to reorganize.
The board of county commissioners /
ought to change its name to the county
board Of pardons. 1t released two more
prisoners yesterday.
Seymour Heyman, VINO is now hold
ing down a job with the SteinOerg Cloth /
ing company, has moved his family from
Lawrence to Topeka
E. III Cockrell, clerk of the District
court elect, says there is not enough /
clerical business in the circuit court TO
keep d small boy busy.
H. b. Miller of Topeka was elected /
first vice pres ldent of the National Bar
bers' association at st. Paul this week.
Miller returned last night
The merchants say the holiday trade
ia beginning in good earnest The dis
plays are ali out and are very handsome
this year as they usually are in Topeka T
There was very pleasant reception +
at the rooms Of the Young Women's +
Christian association last evening. There +
was q musical and literary programme. /
John Grubb the street car conductor /
who put four drunken men of d south /
Topeka car Sunday evening without us
ing gloves, was dismissed in police court. /
There was no session Of the district /
court yesterday, owing to the absence Of I
several witnesses. A mistake was made /
in serving subpoenaes on out-cf- flown wit +
nesses.
The superintendent of the Beloit pub +
lie schools declares that football is bru-
tai and there shall be no more OF it IN the I
future under the name of the Beloit
high school.
Superintendent Hit of the Rock Island /
gave w c. Mills a pass to Michigan. /
Mills gave the alarm to the passeu gers +
in the Red river holdup and was relieved /
Of all his money.
Harry AIdrich, clerk Of election in
Dover precinct, says Tom Boyles will /
serve as road overseer in district No. 2 /
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