The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-08-30
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS

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SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
Tell me. .ye scorching zephyrs. that round my
DO We not know Of some spot where mortals
some place beyond this land where the weather's
Where each day isn't hotter than it ever was be-
An, YES. replied the breeze, with Sizing. burn
But really you would ind it a hotter place than
this.
The banks will close on Labor Day.
There viii be Japanese show in To-
peka next week
Receiver Wilson and Judge johnson
left last evening for New York.
1t is said Mrs. Lease will get $500 for
her Pullman story in the Leslie Maya
zine.
One of the monkeys in Crawford's
musee dives to the bottom Of q tank Of
water.
Expert Little is expected to finish his
examination of the Santa Fe accounts by
Saturday
A Topeka man is going into the. char
lot racing business, and Will visit south
ern fairs
Billy PepperiI secretary of the Demo
cratic state central committee is post
master at Concordia.
George II. Burr of st John, is the best
central committee.
The Santa Fe will give its final Sun
day excursion for the season, to Kansas
City, September 9th.
Fred Hodgins of the postofice will
take his vacation this year by riding to
Pueblo on his bicycle.
One OF the monkeys at the musee this
week has been accused OF looking like
one OF the Topeka sports.
Grove NJ E church. held a picnic at
Garfield park, yesterday.
young man who has left town tenn
porarily told his friends he was going to
japan to write war letters.
Fred Close left today for Galveston.
He did not get away yesterday on ac-
count of executive business
After long years of silence, Barnum's
balcony band has been discovered ia To-
pekas or it's one just as bad
Major E. N Morrill, and J. K. Hudson
both made speeches at an old soldiers.
reunion at DelphOs yesterday
There was plenty to 60 to in town last
night There was a theater, two medi-
cine shows and Hallelujah wedding.
The first meeting of the county teach
ers association will be held IN October
instead OF September as heretofore.
Judge Hazen wiped up his motion
ready for the September term of court
Col Alexander Hogeland can control
army Of small boys, but Kansas sun
is too much for him. He was not able to
speak last night as announced
Governor Lewelling went to Clear
water today, and will speak at Browns
Grove, in Reno county, Saturday.
'sShips That Pass in the Night" as
dramatized, is very little like the book.
They all live and get married in the
play.
W. H Rossington comes home on the
same steamer with Aldace F. Walker.
Didn't they put up the whole thing in
HOllandG
A Topeka paper, in speaking OF a re-
cent runaway accident, said that q wO-
man narrowly escaped death at the
hands Of q horse"
If the police paid attention to every
complaint, the outgrowth OF q personal
quarrel, that they are asked to, the force
would have to be increased
Prof. 0. c. Hill Of Hiawatha, "A. A
GODDARD of Topeka, and Jacob HUM Of
LeavenwOrth. have been added to the roll
Of Republican campaignerA
A gang Of twelve or fifteen young fell
lows, who are old enough to know better
and supposed to be decent got drunk
Tuesday night and insultsd everybody
they met.
The gambling joint on East Seventh
street continues to run wide open with
out interference on the part OF either the
county or police authorities. Il the mu-
nicipal league expected to do every
thing?