The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-09-10
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS.

SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS.
The leaves have commenced to fall.
Real estate men say that prices in real
estate are SITTER
Bishop Vincent will be home from New
York about October IL.
Rapid progress is being made in lay
ing the brick sidewalks
Sheriff Dave Burdge has gone to Louis
Vile with the old soldiers.
The people of Topeka will regret the
revival of talk about the dams
+ T. E. Stephens is no longer connected
with the Kansas Christian Advocate.
Al Mooney is working ten men on his
job of gas piping at the state house.
The new boiler for the new court house
has arrived. 1t was a whole car load
About 200 tents have been erected at
Oakland park for the Advent camp meet
ing.
Some of the councilmen are in favor of
taking another man off the sanitary
force.
Daniel Lockwood a well known Union
Pacific attorney died at Pocatello, Idaho,
Sunday.
The rain cured at least one couple of
taking long drives into the country on
Sunday.
The Baptist young people will give
watermelon social at Garfield park this
evening.
Assistant General Passenger Agent W.
]. Black of the Santa Fe will go to Chi
cago tonight.
General Manager H. R. Nickerson of
the Mexican Central, Is here on his way
home from the east.
George Harrison, son of ex- Mayor
Harrison. left today for Ann Arbor to re-
sumo his law studies.
David Overmyer has been allowed 81
374 as master in chancery of the Black
Bob Indian land case.
A Topeka business says "If I should
quit advertising III the journal I would
lave to quit business"
The JOURNAL received Kansas City
daily yesterday which didn't have pic
ture OF DR. Fraker in it.
VI. J. Costigaa Elk State Printer SHOWS
editor discovered six joints in two blocks
on ii recent visit to Wichita.
The handsome new blue aud gold caps
worn by the Modocs to Louisville, we're
furnished by the Hub Clothing company.
Will Nicholson, chief rate clerk in The
Santa Fe passenger d. pars.nsnt, expec
to be /: lnsferred to Chicago in sh UT
time.
Z. w. Tatman left for Dallas, Tex, last
night. His mother, who has been i'll in
that city for several months, is again i'll Il
precarious condition.
Sheriff Dave Burdge and Andy Morri-
son left yesterday for louisville, KY, to
attend the reunion. Morrison is Il veteran
and Burdge is son Of = veteran.
y H. Wilton manager Of company of
business men from epeGdence, Mo-,
it is said will buy the wooden mill and
operate it.
Jordan Doak, an old colored man who
used to live near Riches lime kiln. is
now an inmate of tife poor house. lie is
50 years old.
Miss Carol Baum. now Chicago elo-
cutionists. is to tako up Prof Cleaves
WORK Miss Baum IS u graduate of The
Topeka high school
Whenever Sarah Councillor, the motor
ious negro woman, is arrested she takes
her little eighi-year-old daughter with
her to the city prison.
w. H. Coffman, who broke his leg on
July 18th, was on the street today. Mr
COtfman mas been connected with the
poor farm for four years
The Modocs were presented with 800
in cash from the Denver G A X. for
their promise to boom Denver for next
year's national encampment.
For six months the council has been
trying to have drinking fountain put in
at the corner OF Eighth and Kansas ave-
nues They may succeed by next spring
Charley Hinckley the young son of II.
Y. Hinckley was thrown from his horse
at Eighth and Tyler streets and severely
hurt. He was unconscious when picked
up.
Thad Hopkins assisted in leading Mar
shalps band around to the different head
quarters in Boston. GrandIssimo w. c.
Chaffee had charge of the Kansas dele
CATION.
The state university at Lawrence opens
tomorrow. The examinations are con-
Quoted on Wednesday and Thursday, and
steady work begins On the following
Monday.
The Amphion club is already making
arrangements for next winters concerts.
Nj. d. Henderson, James Moore and Mrs.
c. J. Brown are the members of the COM
mittee on programme.
HERALD CASE ADVANCED.