The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-11
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.


Mrs. Fred Close is very sick with ton
silitis.
There will be no conventions in Topeka
next week.
Miss Lillian left is taking a course
on the pipe organ.
A Topeka real estate firm owns 100
farms in Morris county.
The Justice courts are complaining
that they have no business.
The pavements are kept cleaner now
than they have been for a year.
Twelve young ladies of Washburn
have organized a mandolin club.
Miss Mary Hollis will sing at the
First Methodist church. next Sunday.
The Kansas Democratic Flam beau club
will take an active part in next years cam
paign.
It took five years to secure the collec-
ton of views in the Rock lsland city
ticket Office
A Topeka doctor believes that too many
people are said to be charming" in the
newspapers.
There is to be free social at the First
II. Z. church tonight. Refreshments
will be served
The Shawnee county teachers associa-
ton will meet at the iigh school build
ing tomorrow.
The fad with small boys and girls who
haven't bicycles is roller skating on the
paved streets.
W. A. Neiswanger of the City Real
Estate 81 Trust company says that rents
are advancing.
J. F. Carter has been placed in charge
Of the county stone yard during the abb
| sence of c. d. Watson.
A Topeka druggist displays the sign
Don't ask for credit and don't talk
politics in this store"
Rev. Robert Mcintyre of Denver, is 10
lecture before the state teachers asso-
citation here in December.
A matinee will be given at the Grand
tomorrow afternoon by the company
presenting s'Coon Hollow"
The Knights Of Pythias hall, on the
corner of Sixth and Quincy streets, is
used by six different orders.
John Coyne and his jury" is a prom
iuent inscription on hotel registers in the
vicinity Of the court house
The people who took their children
out of school a week ago may now con-
graduate themselves that they did so.
DR.. J. 3. Hibben has been STAYING with
George ". Reed, Jr, day and night
since last Saturday. Reed is no better.
Dr. [. B. McCurdy had the SWEETEST
turnout yesterday ever seen in Topeka
The judges added turn down to turn
out.
J, +. Hudson and A II. Vance were
the speakers at Republican meeting al
Browns chapel in the Fifth ward last
night
The reception to Rev. j. B. Thomas
will be held this evening at the resi-
deuce of J. R. Mulvane, 80 East Sixth
street
Elk County Commissioner ]. Lee
| Knight has another invention. 1t is Z
weather strip and a company has been
formed TO sell it.
The Office of the commissioners of cleo
tions has been open at night for a week
but no one has registered They all reg
istered last spring.
Rev. A a. Whitman, the coIored evan
gelist who did not get as big crowds a
he expected in Topeka, has pitched hi
tent at Leavenworth.
4 display of agricultural products i
the allurement a Topeka real estate firm
faunts in the eyes of eastern men il
search of investments.
A man with detected look and a COP
of Mark Twain's Life on the Missis
siPpi," lodges on a chair in an uptowl
restaurant every night.
A reception to Nr. and Mrs. T. E. Bow
man. by the friends of the Topeka kir
dergarten association, will be given thi
evening at the Copeland.
, A. M. Harvey. the young attorney VIII
conducted the De Barrows defence, is
Shawnee county product. He was real
cd on farm near Richland.
It would DC a blessing if some of Tt
peka's colored disorderly girls woul
emigrate to Rossville. Some of til
. Rossvillians seem to like them.