The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-29
KANSAS PARAGRAPHs

Harry Winks is a farmer in Allen
county, who seems to have got into the
wrong vocation.
Lyndon seems to think she has enough
the best of Usage City to taunt her about
the county seat
Mr.. Hartup of Butler county comes
within of being like the rest of his
fellow creatures.
With misfortune staring them straight
in the face, some Beloit people have
formed Jolly Thirteen club"
An lola man who anticipates a long,
dry summer. has already begun to make
preparations for manufacturing pop.
Manhattan Nationalist: Gov Hogg, of
Texas, will return to the newspaper bus
iness-go back to his pen, so to speak.
Peabody Graphic: The editor of the
Hutchinson News has heard Sam Jones
and Jerry Simpson, and now thinks his
cup runneth over.
Florence Bulletin: A Copper Lion"
is advertised for the opera house in
kingman next week. The green tiger
will have to take a back seat.
Foot ball is still in crude and unde-
veloped form at Glen Elder. They had
a game out there in which no one was
hurt and called it interesting"
Daily lunches for students and Mon
day dinner for the faculty are furnished
for cash by the cooking department" at
the Agricultural college at Manhattan.
The Burlington Independent has just
discovered d remarkable coincidence, the
president of France and a Burlington
justice of the peace resigned the same
day.
A glee club at Eldorado has been
called the providence Glee Club" be-
| Sfc 1ofr, y 4 -
N YES in a mysterious ways it wonders to
! perform.
The young men of Peabody are giving
the maxim''Early to bed and early to rise. ="
etc. the widest publicity for the benefit
of certain parents, who have grown up
daughters.
A Cawker City man was trying to make
chloride of gold when the chemicals ex-
ploded, and lie now thinks it would be a
| great deal more fun for man to drink
himself to death.
The farmers about Logan in Phillips
county have organized an irrigation So
ciety that meets every week. 1t won't
] take long for irrigation to get as bad as
| sewing societies
Wellington Standard: ]. W. Maddux,
the defaulting postmaster of Gueda
| Springs, is reported to have been seen in
Florida. If he stays there long the ho-
tells will have all his money.
sour Native Strength" "The Ideal
! Citizen" and THE Constitutions Defend
| ers" were some of the subjects forever
decided by the youths in the Emporia
high school concert last night.
Tramps with 30 cents dozen gold rings
on their persons have been infesting New
ton and the number of people who have
black marks on their fingers corresponds
exactly with the number OF suckers.
Some of the statesmen at Washington
who have proved themselves unable to
solve the currency question, might en-
| quire of that third year student at Man
haitian whose Grafton was on THE true
basis of money"
An Eldorado man was circulating Pc
remains of the late coroner had hardly
been laid to rest He wasn't half enter
| prising. If he had had genuine push he
would have held an inquest on the coro-
ner.
Hutchinson Herald: The manager OF
the opera house now has his shoes
shined regularly on the strength of q
promise to a colored bootblack of free
cancelled its date in this city. This is
mean.
Scandal Journal: The Journal office
is in receipt of little brochure whose
title page says "Heal Thyself" We
have been trying to 'heel ourself" foI
about fifteen years without success, anC
we are of the opinion that newspaper
men can't do it