The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-08-25
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


GOrmly's band will give another con-
cert tonight
Tomorrow will be ladies' free dav at
the ball game
DR.. Brownfeld is touring Kansas
country towns.
The county stone pile is more than
paying expenses now.
The richest man in Topeka uses a red
pandana handkerchief.
Real estate sales have been -particu-
larry lively in the last few days.
The hook and ladder truck at fire
station No has been newly painted
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dister OF
ShOrey are the parents of daughter
A Topeka man is collecting campaign
buttons He has over sixty different
varieties.
One mans Interpretation of the 16 to
idea is: One man at work and six
teen idle.
Congressman Charles Curtis and A.
L. Brooke are to speak at RossvilIe
tomorrow evening.
The G. A. r. department headquar-
ters will be formally open to visitors
during the Fail Reunion
Mrs. z. D. Worden, of Cincinnati.
will have charge of the Topeka free
kindergarten this season.
Mrs. J. c. Gee, an evangelist of Bald
win, is conducting a revival at the
Parkdale Methodist church.
There viii be silver meeting in the
Second ward in the hall at the east
end of the viaduct tonight
It is possible now that Marshan's
band Will give two or three more con-
certs before closing the season.
The Mckinley and Hobart pictures
at the Republican state headquarters
are in dilapidated condition.
The Third and Fourth Ward Nc
kinley clubs viii meet at the RepubIf-
can Flambeau club rooms tonight.
The ladies of the Fall Festival
Flower Parade committee made S49.38
on their Library han benefit concert.
The ice cream social given last night
by the Daughters of Erin was we'll at
tended and proved a financial success.
The young Cleveland drummer who
created such a stir talking politics on
the streets yesterday was VIII H. Wag-
ner.
One of the Star grocery delivery
teams ran away last evening from
Sixth and Jackson streets. No one was
hurt.
The Second Ward Mckinley club
viii meet tonight at the Topeka Mill
and Elevator building near the Santa
Fe shops.
The Railway Employees Mckinley
club of this city will hereafter meet
each Friday evening at the Flambeau
club rooms.
DR.. Geo. w Hogeboom will attend
the meeting of the American Academy
of Railway Surgeons which opens in
Chicago September %.
Fred Waters is the gold orator and
Bob Kepley is the silver champion at
the court house. but mutual friends
have so far succeeded in keeping them
apart.
The Flora Committee of Five made
but a little over Sc on tickets sold for
the MarshalPs band concert Friday
night. 1t is possible they will try it
again.
Mckinley and Hobart pictures are to
be strung across Kansas avenue at the
county central committee headquar-
tiers. Bryan and SewaIl pictures are to
be Haunted to the breeze at the same
place.
The Stedman club has received a
letter from the Examiner at San Fran
cisco saying that the plan to move
Kate Fields body to America has been
abandoned and the money viii be used
TO build a monument instead.
When an offensive beggar is arrested
by the police he is usually given in
charge of an officer who takes him to
the depot and sees that he gets out of
the city. An effort is being made to
clear the city Of tramps before the Fan
Festival.
Alex Long, the young colored boy
who was cut by an axe few days ago
in North Topeka, was in John OWENS
melon patch when the axe was thrown
at him He and the boys who were
with him have been arrested on
state warrant.