The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-18
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS


There are more flies than usual on this
weather.
The only thing very warm these days
There viii be a meeting Of the Kelley
league tonight
There were several overcoats on the
street this morning.
There was frost last night and hazel
nuts ought TO be ripe
A new drum corps was organized in
North Topeka last night
Stores where school books are handled
are doing a hourishing business.
There is a clothing dealer who has
about as many lawsuits az the other kind
The divided skirt is certainly Prefera-
BILE to the added, multiplied or subtract
ed skirt.
A Topeka man says he likes to drink
beer rs d tonic. 1t is sort Of Ieutonic,
that's g fact
There were four squalling infants IN
the musee last night while the perform
ance was trying to 60 on.
The Kansas Medical college viii hold
its rece ption tonight inste adj of Thursday
night as originally announced
Major J. < Hudson and General ]. c.
Caldwell are the speakers at the Repub-
lican picnic at Richland today.
The state live stock sanitary commits
sion has ordered all cars Of southern cat
tie passing through Kansas to be labeled.
More brick sidewalks are being laid
at the bottom of 2-fOot canals. This is
supposed to be getting down to grade 5"
Rev A. s. Embree, who was president
Of the Ministerial union last year, has
severed his connection with the organi-
cation.
The old creamery south west Of the city
has been purchased by Frank Trau Der
of Lawrence, who will make butter and
cheese.
A Santa Fs station agent has gone in
sane Were his Office a higher one on
the road his case might be more easily
explained.
Van B. Prather, auditor Of state, who
has been sick, is out on the street again,
but will not be able to take part in the
campaign.
Miss Elizabeth Z. Yates of Maine will
talk on suffrage this evening at the
English Lutheran church, corner OF Fifth
and Harrison
Out of seven Democrats on Kansas
avenue today, asked who is running on
the Democratic state ticket for attorney
general, six didn't know.
The German Lutheran church has been
without a pastor for some time. The
Rev. Oscar Kelsch Of \ ewton, it is re-
ported, is to be its new pastor.
Miss Lydia McCool. who has had charge
OF Liberty Oul@04 LA11D L1AAdA CAAACA
since the 1st Of February, left today for
Omaha on a two weeks vacation.
General s B. Bradford, Mira Mary E
Lease and Governor Stone. Of Missouri,
are the orators who will talk in tri-
angular debate at Graham, No, Thurs
day
The Topeka 7. NJ C. A has held a
memorial meeting for the late George A
Eddy of Leavenworth. who was q devout
Christion worker and gave literally to
charity.
The executive committee of the State
Teachers association, viii meet in To
peka next Saturday To prepare the pro
gramme for the annual meeting to be
held next winter.
An old coIored man who Peddles veg
etables, has changed the cry. Instead Of
shouting: Potatoes, tomatoes, OranRoes,
bananoes, cabbagoes. etc" he yells "PO-
tatoes, tomatoes and likewise" Native
Incidence will crop out
MarshalI's Military band has contract
ed 30 lead the Priests OF PaIla8 parade at
Kansas City next month. The free con
cert to have been given At the state house
square last Friday evening. viii be given
Friday evening Of this week
sS-5O-st- Louis aad Return $3.50
SANTA FE ROUTE
Round trip tickets to St Louis and re-
turn nc 1850 tome fare) will BE sold BY
the Santa Fe Sept 20 to Oct Inclusive,
good 80 return 10 and including Oct g.
ROWLEy Bros
~.- City Passenger Agents,