The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-28
HEARD AND OVERHEARD.

Facts and FancIss JOtted Down in the
Daily Note Book.
DR.. Eva Harding has the prettiest
window boxes in the city.
A Topeka woman has reversed a
prevalent custom by giving her neckties
10 her gentlemen friends.
Miss Henrietta Thompson and Mr..
Fred Bonebrake are receiving congratu-
lations on their engagement
A Topeka young man is said to be fol-
lowing the young ladies who dispensed
Bakers Cocoa here some weeks ago.
The LATEST, most impudent elevator
elevator on the east side of Kansas ave-
nue..
In crowd which went out to one of
the parks recently, the youngest man
paid his devoted attentions to the champ
eron, widow of thirty.
People who say they are not jealous
may be telling what is only white lie,
but the monsters eyes look just as green
to them as they do to other people.
One of the young men who is recent
addition to Topeka society, and who has
! q strong southern accent, is said to be
smitten with Topeka avenue girl.
A young man asks the owner of the
notebook if it is ever permissible to eat
lyonnaise potatoes for supper when going
to Function" Only when the Iunc-
ton is Dutch lunch.
1t is rumored that brilliantly beauti-
full Topeka girl, whose father ia a we'll
known professional man, will wed in the
fall young man engaged in the dry
goods business.
A man never forgives a woman who re-
fuses to succumb, when subjected to the
full influence of his charms; a woman
never forgives a man who does, unless
he chances to be the right man.
A Topeka society young man COM
plains that he don't like girls because
| they can't talk about anything else but
the last party. It seems that only So
ciety people dare talk shop
Let slightly exaggerated story gain
credence about a young mans father
having spent $40, 900 on his escapades,
and at once he becomes more of an
object of interest to the girls. than if he
were a real heir, supporting his mother.
A man who knows, tells the owner of
the note book that the query. what's in
name? will apply equally we'll to a
nickname. As proof he says that the
most up-to-date, thoroughly blase, all
round, twentieth century good fellow in
town is called "Rube'' by his chums
One of the sights on a recent warm
evening was that of young man board
hammock. 1t is presumed he was going
to call on his best girl. An observing
woman decided she must be blonde, as
the hammock was blue, and the latest
thing is to have hammocks of color to
suit the complexion.
Don't think your friend is trying to
/ look jaunty because her sailor is tip
tilted; she may have the best intentions
to look sedRte but the wind won't let her.
ST WISH" said pretty girl last night,
''that our street car conductors were not sc
polite; their efforts to assist pair of big
sleeves on the car is usually disastrous &c
the sleeves.
His chums have a good joke on one oil
the new boys He called on q lady friend
one evening not long ago. who lives moi
more than eight or ten blocks from
where he boards. He stayed till the cars
had quit running, and when he started
home he was lost and had to go to Kan
sas avenue 20 get his bearings. taking
him about twelve blocks out of his way
He has put private mark on the cleo
trio light post at the corner where he
should turn of.