The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-06-01
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.
And now the busy little fly
Improves each shining second,
And many men new bad words find
OF which they'd never reckoned.

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The council chamber in the city build
ing is being papered
D. w. Mulvane left today for Old
Mexico on business for ]. R Price.
The Lake street bridge in Parkdale is
being repaired by the street force.
This is a pretty hot day on which to
to have to dodge the bill collector.
Black raspberries are on the market at
is cents box and blackberries sell for
20 cents.
Bishop Vincent is to lecture on THAT
Boy" at the Walnut Grove III. E. church
this evening.
The officers of the United States court
will go to Leavenworth today. Court
opens Monday.
Nine out of the thirty-six high school
graduates are First Methodist church
young people.
New potatoes are worth 40 cents peck
at the stores. The man who has an early
garden is in luck.
It is said that Cy Leland made $4,000
in the recent rise of wheat He bought
wheat at Sc cents
F. P. Baker leaves for Colorado next
week to stay until he gets tired of it,
at his son n. RS ranch.
DIR. Clarence s. McClintock has with
drawn from the race for the Republican
nomination for coroner.
"Are the two dam companies simply
continuing their bluff" is a question
often asked by Topeka people.
s. NJ. Scott is making arrangements for
homeseekers' excursion to the San
Luis valley. Colorado, June Il.
The coloTed school children celebrated
the last day of school with picnic at
Gorffofd T0rlr VyaSfarHau n
The boy is in trouble He doesn't
know how he will be able to go to the
circus and have any fireworks on the
Fourth"
The First Methodist Sunday school
will go to Bismark grove over the Union
Pacific on Friday, jane IA, for the an
nual picnic.
A Topeka man who planted peas twice
in his garden this spring didn't get any
and is now preparing the same ground
| for late potatoes.
Mr.. R. B. Gilluly, stenographer of the
state board of railroad commissioners,
wat married this afternoon at Oskaloosa
to Miss Olive jenkins. -
! Vim. Wadsworth has been appointed
! special master by Judge Foster to ex-
anime the receivers reports in the case
! of the E. B. Purcell Mercantile company.
Judge c. G. Foster has ordered the
stock of the E. B. Purcell Mercantile
company at Manhattan sold at auction
July TO- The stock is worth about
100000.
The Topeka Modocs will sing at the
Ottawa Chautauqua on G. A. r. day
June 20. when Mckinley will speak there
and make the Kansas people proud Of
hem again.
When Fred Conner returns from Chi
cage, where he fills the position of Santa
Fe stationer, he will find that he is the
father of a daughter, which was borr
! yesterday.
Monroe Manning has been appointed
fireman at the city electric light plant in
place of G. ". Graham. His position
as helper has been given to Frank Beact
of North Topeka.
Chief of Police Wilkerson says Will
Parkhurst will probably be able to make
considerable as sergeant of detectives il
Chicago as the private detective bushes
pays we'll in that city
Judge J. V. Beekman of Arkansa
City delivered the annual address befor
the literary societies at Washburn coIIeg
last night His subject was, treason
for Not Accepting Ingersollism."
The Republican Central committee o
the South commissioner district will NEE
at the court house Saturday, June 8, at
p. m. A successor to county commits
sioner Campbell is to be elected this fall
Miss Kate Adams says that the SO
called "new woman" is simply tn
woman who has kept up with the pro
cession, and that there is no new woma
any more than there is a new man. Tn
man who says there is a new woman
has simply stood still all his life.
The Royal Baking Powder maintain
its vigorous hold on the public, and is &C
tive and aggressive against the impur
and injurious baking powders palmsd Of
on the people. In this task it is perform
ing good work for honest and unadul
terated food products.
The Cr1cKer's Eape.v0rm.
I have it on the authority of DR.. B
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