The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-19
sNAR SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

She uOesn Z do iE
Thar her state raised the biggest crop,
You surely must allow;
Ana though she does get mad some times,
Her loyalty 70 state
Forbids the .daggers;'' so she Just
Looks corn knives while you wait.
1t showed year ago today.
After all the fuss it didn't rain last
night.
City Jailer Disbrow is at home with a
bad cold
Gormley's band is going to give a con-
The police arrested a man today by
telephone.
It cost Pick Smith $50 to have his big
fish mounted.
There will be two matinees at the
Grand this week.
Warren II. Crosby the dry goods mer-
chant. is in Chicago.
a Topeka druggist says people drink
soda water from habit.
1t cost Harry Larimer 81 to be elected
clerk of Topeka township.
Be it said to Atchison's credit she did
not like '.Grimes' Cellar Door"
Fritz Emmett displays pretty pic
lures of himself on the bill boards.
Mr.. Jennings may be glad that he is
not responsible for this cold weather
County Attorney II. c. Stafford has re-
turned from weeks stay in Chicago.
4 man pulling taffy in confectio1er's
window attracted a crowd last evening.
Miss Rahskoff who dad at Bethany
yesterday, was, 1t is said, worth $20,0J0.
It will take about eight months to build
the new bridge across the Kansas river.
Allen Holcraft was received into mem
bership by Lincoln post at its last meet
ing.
A Pot:awatomie Indian appeared on
Kansas avenue yesterday smoking a Gig
arctic.
A Topeka man who was some time ago
divorced from his wife has just married
her again.
Judges Foster and Riner will preside
al the session of the United States court
next week.
The design for the Lotus tbasnew Kan
sas City magazine is to be made by Paul
Torrington-
There have been two deaths in the
family OF State Treasurer Anterior with
in the last year.
Several Topeka people will pay 81
seat to hear Melba sing at Kansas City
Saturday evening.
Will Wadswor:h will not join the
Alabama" company at present, owing
to 4 disagreement.
Pictures recently printed in Topeka
paper of Joe Waters were made by him
self in chalk plate.
"Red" Laird of Topeka is now ''tend-
ing bar" at the SWEETEST saloon in Salt
Lake City, it is said.
/ James B Clay left Topeka for good
/ this morning and is now buyiGg chemi-
/ Gals for McPike & Fox al Atchison.
! The Topeka company that is putting
/ in telephone plan: az Atchison has be-
/ gun work. Fred Click is bossing it.
General J. c. Caldwell says his picture
/ has never been taken in Topeka. He is
good subject for snap shot artist.
Hib Case has been elected to member
ship in Lincoln post. He told his war
experience the night he was initiated.
An effort is being made TO get Glenn
entine DeNere TO come to Topeka and
sing at the first Amphion club concert.
Sergeant Donovan and Night Jailer
/ hopkins of the police force are IN Atchi-
son attending q trial in the district court.
The family of State Grain Inspector a.
/ c. Merritt is moving from WamegO TO
/ Topeka aud will reside at 1897 Throop
street.
The ladies of Grace cathedral will
y
I. Bodley tonight in the parlors of the
guild hall
Frank Mileham and c. W. Ogee each
gave $1,000 bond before United States
Commissioner E. A. Wagner for their
4 appearance.
Topeka rejoices in ladies' cycle club
which is fin de steele enough to make
road runs. They do not make steele
runs yet however
Police Judge Ferry went security yes
terdsy for :he paying by jim Finney of
80 which the judge had assessed aim.
This is decidedly new.
One of the Actresses" with "Grimes
Cellar Door" had her wages attached in
AtchisOn to pay for a carving set she had
ordered She dug up" however.
The dead leaves blown about by the
wind last night made SO much noise that
many people expected TO see the ground
covered with snow this morning.
a Topeka man who used to have all
the leisure be wanted has gone to Kan
sas City, and his position requires that he
get up at o'clock in the morning.
The colored Baptists expect to get
their new church at the corner of Third
and Quincy streets done in two years.
The corner stone was laid a month ago.
I - w. moore OF tue STAKE i've STOCK
commission has purchased $50 head OF
cattle in the Panhandle country which
he will feed this winter on his farm near
Marion.
Atchison got Walker Whiteside in
"Richelieu," and is to have Kathryn
Kidder. Both of these are better than
anything Topeka has had. On with the
theatez train.
Chris Schmidt was yesterday convicted
on the second trial in police court OF run
ming joint at 222 Kansas avenue. he
was fned $3.50 and appealed the case to
the district coErt
A paper just started at Atlantic City,
Iowa, called the american Tramp" con-