The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-11-21
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

State Auditor Geo. E. Cole is at Excel
sior Springs
Band Master Marshall is in favor Of
giving winter concerts
i boy has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Palmer of Highland Park addi-
ton.
Auctiouesr Jack Hungate was the
first man to pay street car fare in To-
peka.
]. R MuIvane is in Chicago Mrs.
MuIvane will coma home with him Sat
urday.
Joe Waters is in Holton defending the
Newman brothers who are charged with
murder.
George Il. Ward who was severly burr.
ed Sunday morning is better and he viii
recover.
Harry Hamlin, who has been day CLERK
at the Copeland at various times, is back
in Topeka
J.E Cross. of Parkersburg. West Va,
has purchased u. F. Rigby's lower Kan
sas avenue store.
Justice Of the Peace Guy has lost 2
new stiff hat. One was left in exchange
but it is too small
The old fashioned man arises early
now that he may have buckwhest
cakes for breakfast.
Assistant State Treasurer George Sew
ard aud Harry Overholt were hunting
near BurIingame Yesterday.
Sheriff Dave Burdge says he did not
give away either a cigar or a drink of
LIQUOR during the late campaign.
George B. Williams received SIS for
his lecture in Topeka The high school
societies cleared $33 50 on the lecture.
The Osbon murder case commences at
Lawrence next Monday. Eugene Hagan
says he is confident Of acquittiug Osbon
Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon lad an article
in the last number of Rams Horn. Il was
an interview between a minister and the
devil
Charley Elliott received lot CT blot
ters from an eastern firm this week on
which his address was printed as on
"kznsas ST"
The members of the state board of
charities arrived from Beloit last even
ing and are in session at the reform
school today.
". E. Thompson, of the state treas
urer's office, says he shot 225 pound
deer on ais recent hunting trip in the
Indian Territory.
Eddie Foy, the life of "Sinbad" in the
Chicago preseaEation is no longer with it
he has :. farce comsdv OF his own en-
'i'ssd "Of the Earth"
Lib0ruio the leader of the Hawaiian
band, IS using the band to push his com
positions. Eight of them were played
A. yesterdays concerts.
Seer etary Coburn. of the state board of
agriculture. is IN Newton TO deliver an
address before the annual meeting OF the
state dairy association.
The sub freshmen members of the
high school Athe1nauem society viii
give an entertainment a. the high school
building November 81.
If every murderer would end his own
career before he IS captured what saw
ing it would be to the county which has
/ 70 Gear the cost of the trial
/ Mark Miller, clerk of the state board
! of public works, is the Oldest Grand
! Army man in Kansas. He was mustered
/ into post No. ! az Springfield Illinois, in
January. 1885
/ Roy Daniels got q judgment against ].
/ C. Darling for $18 30 in the district court
yesterday. " hen Darling ran the Biiou
/ theater last winter Daniels was one of
the play actors"
The supreme court judges have asked
/ the executive council 70 appoint J iaai-
ter 10 take care of the supreme court
rooms which have not been cleaned for
over two weeks.
Mr.. a u. kiddsr, a New York capital
ist. is IN Topeka for few days transact
/ ing business with 7. E. Bowman & Co..
his Kansas agents. Mr.. kidder is stop
ping at the Copeland.
To man who travelled Kansas avenue
( from the river to Tenth street aud the
side streets for q block each side last
/ night, It seemed that there was q dance
/ IN every vacant upstairs room.
In a window down town IS cactus tree
| grown in beer key That. nv son. !"
said temperance father as he stopped
before It with his boy, you should pom
der long upon. It IS an object lesson"
o. T. Crawford says it is arder to get
/ plays for Atchison than Topeka. How
does Atchison get so many good shows
that Topeka doesn't? It's harder to get
plays for Atchison because Atchison
| won't have rot
Florence Douglas, the topeka woman
who purchaaed the police station on the
installmsnt plan last winter aud was re-
/ ported TO have been killed BY her hus-
/ band, Jack Morton, in Denver, is now
living in Dss Moines- Morton is in Kan
sas City.
A Topeka man caught up with man
he thought he knew On Kansas avenue
yesterday afternoon. "Eow ale ye?"
pronounce TINS rapidly ne said ~How
the deuce did you know where l came
from" said the man turning around. L
was member of the Hawaiian band.
It is understood that the state execu-
tive council now proposes to hire al ad-
dili0nal jauitor for the state house aud
allow him to draw the salary of the
superintendent of state house grounds.
More iauitors will be needed when the
new part of the state house is completed
rs Lee bay-rah-tee at this hotel?" a
man asked hotel clerk yesterday. The
clerk said no such man was at his house.
but the man found the name on the reg
istsr and put his finger on it. From
called the clerk: stake this card up to
Nr. Lib her-ats-eys." Now who gets the
medal?