The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-08-19
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

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night
Peaches from the local orchards will
overflow the market this week
The new directors in the labor ex-
change are all practical farmers
Fred Waters. deputy district clerk, will
take short vacation in Kansas City.
DR.. ]. w. Bailey preached at the West
minister Presbyterian church yesterday.
Cold weather will be welcomed for
one reason at least; it will kill the CHG
gers.
DR.. q. D. Fisher preached at the
Kansas avenue Nj. E. church yesterday
morning.
P. j. Monahan is now manager of the
Kansas and Nebraska Fuel company at
Omaha.
Rev. E. S. Farrand will return this
week from a four weeks vacation in
California.
Mrs Simon Greenspan has a rental in
come from her Topeka houses of $4,000
per month.
Judge j L Eldriage, bailif of the SUI
preme court, claims to be descendant of
Pocahontas.
R. B. Kepley has been agreed upon as
a candidate for sheriff to run against
Lave 6urOge.
As soon as Sergeant Jennings abolished
the publication of his weather map the
cool wave came.
A Topeka shoe firm displayed nothing
but bicycle shoes in its show window
Friday and Saturday.
Kansas Knights Temp1ar will pay
$4,000 for tAe four days rent of their
Boston headquarters.
r
mascotte. They lay their defeat to
Hackett's black cat.
There was 80 degrees fall in the tenn
perature from clock last evening I'M
til 4 o'clock this morning.
The ordination services of Rev. Milton
B. Madden will occur vt the First Chris
tan church tomorrow evening.
Miss Mary Wilson, daughter of L w.
Wilson of 1858 MulvanG street, is very
seriously i'll with typhoid fever.
Two tourist sleeping cara have been
ordered 10 take the Topeka deleg alton
to the Louisville G. A. h reunion.
The telegraph and A D. t. boys are
practicng on their bicycles some Of the
fancy riding of Trick Rider Lawrence.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E Lair left today for
Utica, \. Y, where they will visit rela-
tives. They will be gone about month.
A number of horses in town wear
white collars, but they haven't pro
crossed as far as white duck trousers yet
DR.. Henry w Roby yesterday sold to
AMI Dodds for $4,000 the south 20 feet
of lots 90, % and II on Harrison street.
1t would be good thing if test of
the game law could be made on the
people who find amusement in shooting
doves.
DR.. A. s. Embree, pastor of the First
N. E church, will reach Topeka tomor-
| row on his return from his European
| trip.
People who drove into the country yes
terday to search for wild plums were dis
appointed to find that the fruit is nearly
all gone
The music of the band concert was
heard over most of North Topeka yester-
day afternoon. The wind was in the
right direction.
Rev. J, B. Thomas, pastor of the First
Baptist church, and Mrs. Thomas, lef
today for Boston. They will be gone
, about four weeks.
Wichita is going into the coal hole
business. Topeka has a coal hole
Wichita might get at a bargain, if it il
the hole she wants
Frank Upton was the biggest man OF
the track at the L A w. races He wa
timer. Even Eberhards couldn't show
up any more muscle.
Among the pretty things played at the
| Sunday band concert was "Marshall'
Band Overture" composed by Will Var
| Ness of Guilds music store.
S. d. Scott is interested in the gypsum
| ffelds just discovered in Wyoming, auC
| has Joined the other Kansas men WIN
are out there on tour of inspection.
"Modoc." Oscar Wolverten's bull dog
knows the sound of the fire bell aud b.
always runs along with the fire wagons
when they come past the drug store.
Louis Charowhas, the Greek confec
| TONER struck a customer over tn
head with a cocoanut Saturday night
tried to break one cocoanut with another
A local ice cream firm which sell
from wagons is said to make from 200 t
900 gallons a day according to tn
weather. The firm must have a COW q
its own.
c. B. Carter, formerly of Topek
young man who was at one time en-
pleyed on the STATE JOURNAL. is nov
ticket agent for the Colorado Midland q
LeadvilIe.
C. s c. Slavton. who has haan a Dar