The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-07-26
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.
We've lots of corn in Kansas and lots of wheat
We've lots of vegetables and other things to
sell:
We're having prohibition and we're going to
have good times.
Do you wonder at our feelings being jostled in
Our state we won't go back on, but we must ad-
mit.-oh dear;oo
That there are some flies on Kansas at this sea-
son of the year. F. B.
Jailer Disbrow is sick.
Topekas official scavenger is named
Hasch.
Charley McCabe aud L NJ. Crawford
have removed their mustaches.
Home grown watermelons will be on
the market in about two weeks
J. E. Little and Eli Cam have opened
law Office at Sol Kansas avenue.
The Rock Island Knights Templar
special will leave Topeka at p. m. Aug
ust 80
Topeka people will soon have an op-
portunity to rush the growler with the
''pailale."
People who said there would be no
more warm weather are beginning to
sweat again.
The Shaker doctors" are doing their
best to soo:he Wichita with their tape
worm remedies
J. F. Larkens and Miss Lenora Henry
have been elected teachers of the High
land Park school
The picture of a mosquito in the Jour-
NAL last night gave several Topeka peo-
pie nightmare,
James Harper colored boy wanted at
Topeka for larceny was captured at Law
renee last night.
Perhaps Louis Charowhas is only a
German after all. Pronounce his name
fast and it is Krauss
The trace question" is creating a great
deal of talk at HoltOn between the pa
pers and the preachers.
Topeka will not have a new city hall
for several years at least. The council
chamber has been papered.
The Rock Island will make a round
trip rate of 81 to the Emancipation day
celebration at Horton August 1st
A Topeka wheslman who started on
his bicycle for Oklahoma has written
back that he got to Guthrie o. K
J. K. Hudson has been reelected q
school director at Highland Park. He
will get the Office without a contest
The Kansas avenue parrot is getting
impertinent. Today it said, "Ah, there
Maude," to a pretty girl who passed.
A Topeka crowd that went to Colorado
TO scamp" for two weeks. is now camp
ing at hotel till the floods go down.
It is reported that the night switching
crew of the Santa Fe killed a wolf in the
yards at Winfield one night this week.
There are said to be two very flourish
ing beer clubs on Kansas avenue, be-
tween Second and Third streets, up stairs
In the Wichita police court this week
man was tined for being drunk, and il
is declared that he got drunk on ozone
If Topeka can only get the militia re-
union this fall she will agree TO postpone
the building of the mile track until mex
fall.
The Modocs will give two open al
minstrel performance at Garfield parE
before they leave on their trip to Louis
Vile.
John Speer of the labor bureau has
written a life of Jim Lane, ard he ex
poets to set most of the type of the boob
himself.
There is an old fashioned man in To
peka, who still refers to the Kansas
branch of the Union Pacific railroad al
she "K Pr
L W. Thomas who was arrested at tn
"Ferris wheeP' several nights ago uset
TO travel with circus as wild Mai
from Borneo."
The "pale ale" sign on East Fiftl
street reminds the old settlers of Topek