The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-28
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Louis Charowhas has opened another
fruit store.
DR.. Mary Stewart has returned from
New York
Miss zena Freeman is sick. She has
pneumonia
The city scales have been thoroughly
overhauled.
A Topeka firm has just received a
car load of bananas.
The Avery bicycle club will ride to
Silver Lake next Sunday.
The river has accommodatingly gone
down pending the bridge work
Mr. Ephraim Kepley is said to be
the most graceful dancer in Topeka
Willie schutt of ia west Fifth street
has left his home. He is incorrigible.
The Ancient Order of the Pyramids
viii give a dance at their hall tonight
The Model Supply store displays
weather signals on the side Of its build
ing.
There is an amateur photographer In
Topeka who has spent $500 for cam
eras.
The EIkhorn dancing club enjoyed its
second dance at WetherelPs hall last
night.
Ducks and prairie chickens are said
vicinity.
The government civil service exami-
nations are to be held in Topeka De-
cember 5.
The kindergarten at the Third Pres
byterian church has AZ children in at
tendance.
The Imprimis dancing club viii give
its first dance at Hudson's hall tomOr-
row night.
The Democratic state central COM
mittee has given away 5000 small flags
for flag day.
E. Carey. Santa Fe transfer man at
La Junta, Colo, is in the city having
his eyes treated.
Mrs. "a. w. Dana will give reading
at the annual convention OF sunragists
here next month
John N Fuller, travelling freight
agent of the Santa. Fe, is in the city for
medical treatment.
The Topeka high school and the Law
renee high school Will meet on the grid
iron here November z.
George Wolff and family have re-
turned from Colorado Springs and ex-
pect to move there soon.
Lew Graham has succeeded Tom
Clements as Topeka reporter for the
St Louis Sporting News.
L. c. Boyle, who is a candidate for
attorney general on the Popuhst tick
ct. carries a rabbits foot.
The penny contributions Of the school
children in response to Mrs. Thorpe's
request amount to s79-6s.
The NIcCord Rubber company has re-
plevined s165 worth of rubber goods
from the Boston shoe store
The Topeka Camera club will hold a.
meeting this evening to make plans for
! it's annual print exhibition
The court house is almost deserted
now from morning till night The
/ officers are talking politics
Chief of Police John w. Gardiner
wears three campaign buttons in addi-
tion to his insignia Of office
A small house, the property of W. G.
Tandy, is being removed from 222 To-
! peka avenue to Clay street
Sherman Rowles. who is taking a va
cation, viii take a part i'm the Elks
! comic opera ''Billee Taylor"
A great many new applications for
membership are now being received
by the Topeka Athletic association
The Potwin Place Republicans wiz
I form themselves into a Republican club
to take part in the Saturday noise
The wind and dust we have had this
week are enough to put to shame the
ides of March. whatever they are
The next anxiously expected theat-
rical attraction in Topeka is Sol Smith
! Russell, who Will be here December 8.
1 G. j. Evans has figured it out that
/ the Chicago Record poll proves that
1 Kansas viii give Bryan 10000 majority
David Lakin, Ed Kenam and julius
! welding went coon hunting Saturday
and captured three 'possums, just one
each.
A H. Bates has been issued a per
nit to build an addition to his resi-
dence 1851 Western avenue, to cost
$500.
An Atchison man came to town yes
1 terday and the first thing he did was
to ask where he could find Lee Jones
hotel
The 8-year-old daughter of Charles
4 Cavert, 1O11 Topeka avenue, fell and
! fractured her right arm yesterday af-
/ ternoon.
The proper thing just now IS to ar
range an election returns party with
dancing and refreshments between the
1 returns
The American Dramatic company.
which plays repertoire at popular pri-
ces. VIII be at the Crawford all Of next
week.
The football game between Wash
! burn and the Haskell Indians has been
4 changed to Friday afternoon at Ath-
1 letic park.
O. P. Updegran of Topeka viii be
/ master of ceremonies at the big St
Louis horse show which lasts all Of
/ next week.
The Sixth street financial school has
been greatly strengthened by the ar
rival of white-hatted champion OF
1 silver from Oklahoma.
a Kansas avenue merchant who