The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-11-19
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
The taIIest man in Topeka was married
last week.
Oh, how good Topeka is since the
grand jury convened.
The hardware stores are beginning to
hang out their skate signs.
Winter is surely here. Everybody i
beginning to be late these mornings
The new Y. III. G. "A. gymnasium will
be opened to the public this evening
Oscar Woolverton has found his dia-
mond pin. 1t was at home all the time.
Nearly fifty Topeka people attended
the football game al Lawrence Saturday
George E Howard who lives at Pits
burg would Ike to be adjutant general
About nifty Topeka people want JOBS
under the coming Republican admins
tralion.
The Ninde Chautauqua circle will
meet this evening az the First d. +
church.
William Ellison is said to have joined
the list Of Candidates for chief q ponce
in Topeka
In Lawrence they adjourn court SO as
70 give every 3ne chance to see a 1901
ball game
There will lie a big irrigation conven-
tion a Hutchinson Friday and Saturday
of this wees.
There were twenty-six counties ia
which not vote was cast for the Prohl-
bltIon ticket
The TURKEY is trying to understand
why he is all at once, such an object 81
popular favor.
Dr. ~ r. Mitchell has been appointed
member of the city board Of health Tor
North Topeka.
The kindergarte minstrels are re-
hearsing for Their entertainment to bo
given next month
The Topeka and St Joseph Y. n G.
A foot bail teams VIII play IN Topeka
THANKSGIVING Day
The y 81. C. A. and high school
foot ball teams played Saturday after
u ION with score Ut 10 s.
The members Of Westminster Presby-
terrain church are already preparing Tor
their Christmas entertainments
The celebrated HiIlmon case will be
tried p the federal court in Topeka IN
the quarter commencing January :
Pauline Hall is going to play Atehi-
son. Topeka ought TO have Pauline
Hall She always mas good houses
Negetarianism is said TO be increasing
in 1Opeka; particularly at boarding
houses where the beefsteak is elderly
Rev. WI T. Byers. pastor Of the North
C0ngr5gatlOnal church AL dressed tn9 j.
nj. O. "A. meeting yesterday afternoon.
The sanitary department is informed
that there is d cat on est Tenth street
near Quincy that viii never come back
State Senator Charles T. Scott wants
the state board Of charities removed and
a new board created for each state Insti-
tuition.
Ex- Congressman jeff Hudson will ap-
pear as one Of the attorneys in The first
case in the United States circuit court
next Monday.
Charles Short. the conductor On the
Kansas City pug, Is d candidate for the
Democratic mem bership Of the board Of
railroad comm lssioners.
Geo w. Berry. ex-candidate for coun-
ty superintendent on the Democratic
ticket has res. gned his position as teach
er Of the Pauline school
Besror G.. Brown who now lives in Chi
cago il ia the city and will attend meet
ing Of the Topeka COmmandery NO. 3,
Knights Templar tonight.
Presiding Elder L X. Billingsley con
Quoted the third quarterly meeting ser
vices and preached at the First NJ E.
church yesterday morning.
g A deer ran up First street to the west
ward early sunday morning Very few
saw it and no one knows whence it cam
eth nor whittier it wenteth.
Rev. S. b. Anderson, Of the First Pres
byterian church. viii 60 TO Leavenworth
tomorrow to assist Rev. Dr. Page for
few days in some special meetings.
DE dead games" will enjoy a dog
Thanksgiving Day. A Leavenworth dog
aud a Kansas City dog will partici pate
Laura NJ. Johns who wants Mrs. Leases
place has figured it out this way: There
are boards of health, public works and
charities, these three; but the greatest of
these is charities.
County superintendent Wright has
been appointed one Of committee to
prepare the programme for the county
superintendent's section of the State
Teachers association.
Lieut. Governor Percy Daniels objects
to the government bond issue and has
Issued an official proclamation asking the
people of Kansas to hold meetings Satur-
day November - and pass resolutions
against the issue.
The Kansas Breeze is now an incor-
porated paper The capital stock l.
placed at 5000, aud the directors are
T. A McNeal. f. C. Montgomery. George
Higgins. Claud Hamilton Of Topeka and
Hill p. Wilson Of Hays City.
SNORED IN CHURCH.
John Campbell Disturbed a ParIzda1e