The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-10-04
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

Judge Foster has fully recovered from
his recent Illness.
The Jonathan is one of the bsst cook
ing apples on the market
Dr. Gephars, of Valley Falls, is g
guest of d.. ]. E. Minney.
car load OF electrical material to be
used in the new part of thu state house
has arrived.
Who is to sweep the san1 off the new
brick walks put down by the city in front
of vacant los?
Miss Lostie Bowes is to appear with
the Alabaml company in Topeka next
Tuesday evening.
Tnsrs was not an arrest yesterday and
no one in poles court today, very I'M
usual occurrence.
Topeka high school pupils will form
an ocatorical association and join the
state organization.
Elder P. t. Rhodes has purchased a
farm in Arkansas, and proposes to move
to that state this fall.
The young son of Probate Judge Wood
was severely laurel "Wednesday even
ing by "a horses kick.
Senator Peters eye still shows the eff
feet of the injury received in the Chatta-
nooga railroad wreck.
It it said that Will Sells circus is to
put up in Topeka this winter. Last sea-
son IL wintsred at Denver.
Chief Wilmarth of the fire department
is erecting 4 large story frame house
at Eighth and Clay streets.
The Topeka people who attended the
carnival at Kansas City last night are
drifting in today in SO uads.
Tho state school fund commissioners
have purchased $4,000 worth of Re no
county per cent refundiag bonds.
Justice Guy says all notaries in town
are Liable to a fine of So a day because
they don't keep list of their fees posted.
The Y. III. c. a. gymnasium will
have an opening" Monday evening. A
great many improvements are being
made.
John Gardiner and Tim Donovan ran
race of half block to catch street car
this morning. Captain Gardiner reached
the car first.
The police captain says "Pegleg" Nc.
Lafferty has bsen in police conFt regu-
lsrly for the last eleven years, to his GER
tain knowledge.
A bakery and lunch counter near the
corner of Eighth and Harrison to accom-
modate the high school students would
be great success.
The board of health ''fumigated"
three rooms last night in the schools at d
says, like the spider to the fly, come in
to my parlor again.
a broken trolley wire on Kansas ave-
nue. caused the street cars TO stop run
ming last night about l. o'clock. They
were not stopped long.
The number of Topekahs who spent
| their cash IN Kansas City this week was
fully as large as during any former
Priests of Pallas week.
The foundation has been COMPLETED,
aud tho brick walls are now being
erected on George Hackney's new build
| ing on lower Kansas avenue.
Harry Bone, of Clark county, who is
here attending supreme court, wrote the
| bill abolishing the district courts which
was yesterday decided to be valid.
Guy Fisher, Associated Press operator,
who has lately been stationed at Denver,
is in the city. He vii. GO east, and will
work in either Chicago or New York.
The Topeka branch of the Interna-
tionaI Divine Science association held
session in the parlors of Mrs. A. 81. Case,
! 1907 West Tenth street, Wednesday even
Ing.
George ". Goss who was a mail car
rier at Lawrence, has been sentenced to
ninety days in the Shawnee county Jail