The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-14
who said this is cold. cold world?

Who said this is cold. cold world!
Councilman Stephenson of the Second
ward is sick.
A Topeka man who is club footed
rides a safety bicycle.
A. c. Sherman has filed the charter for
his Rossville elevator
The city council ought to have thrown
that $4,000 to the Bird(s(
s. B. Isenhart will return from his
eastern vacation tomorrow
The next council meeting will be held
On Tuesday evening of next week.
Police Matron Thorpe has discovered
q destitute family on East Fourth street
Chief Surgeon Hogeboom of the Santa
Fe has gone to New Mexico on bust
ness trip.
Sergeant Jennings went to Kansas
City last evening, presumably after the
cold wave.
In New York city bicyclist who rides
on the sidewalk is fined SO. In Topeka
they get off with So.
City Treasurer Colonel Charles s. Eli
OFT will wear his military uniform on his
trip to Chiekamauga-
w. ". Webb has subscribed $25 to-
wards the Washburn foot ball teams ex-
penses for this year.
having picnic this afternoon in the
Quinton Heights grove.
1t is suggested that company be or
ganized in Topeka to insure bicycle tires
against being punctured.
The Mckinley clan reunion will be
held at St. Louis next Monday. DIR. L.
D. Mckinley will be there.
All the condemned walks in North To-
peka have been replaced with new ones
by the sidewalk contractor.
The best looking signs in town are the
new ones on the Parkhurst g Davis
wholesale grocery building.
. A Topeka hay buyer says that the
number of loads of hay brought to town
daily will average thirty-fiv
A girl who has never done much
mending tried to fix pair of trousers
the olher day and put the patch on the
outside.
The county prisoners have to crack
lots of rock if they earn their board.
Last years bill was something like
$1,000.
Cool weather may be expected soon.
Migratory birds are going southwark,
and they are truer prophets than the
weather reports.
Nest Topeka women driving vehicles
escape being run over. Of course the
men divide the road
r. D. Eimore, w. II. Smith and E. W.
Pallien of Topeka passed the examina-
nation of the state board of pharmacy at
Wichita this week
The Topeka club presented Judge G.
N. Sterry $40 fishing pole for his SER
vices in connection with the clubs dam
age cases last spring.
A commission man dumped a wagon
load of barrels on the Kansas avenue
bridge yesterday afternoon and stam-
peded a herd of cattle.
MarshalPs band will not give concert
at Garfield park tomorrow afternoon, as
had been expected. Two of the cornet-
lists have not returned.
The reason there will be so many
plays in Topeka next week is that it was
to have been race week and bookings
were made accordin gly.
Three young ministers were admitted
on probation in the A. M. E. conference
last evening, while five passed the sec
ond years examination.
Street Commissioner Ramsey has brac-
ed the north abutment of the Kansas
avenue bridge, which has been showing
some disposition to fall
The Oakland route presents the most
pastoral scenery along the electric line.
A sleepy cow arose from the track just
ahead of a car last night.
The barber shop in the basement OPP
poste the Copeland. which has been op-
Grated by colored men for years has
been closed. Poor business.
c. W. Snyder, a Clifton banker. has
moved his family into the house at Eighth
and Harrison streets for the purpose of
sending his children to school.
A citizen says that the reason the
county prisoners are fed 20 cent meals,
while city unfortunates receive 10 cent
repasts, is that the former have to stay
in jail so much longer. They might die
before liberation if fed city fare.
Carriages are not compelled to get out
of the road for bicyclists coming up be-
hind When driver comes up behind
another carriage OF wagon, if he wants
to pass be must drive out. The rule of
the road is not changed for bicyclists.
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