The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-16
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
Let lawyers delight
To bark and to bite,
For it is their business to.
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For it is their business to.
But when they're together
There's beautiful weather
For they're mighty nice people. too.
Ex-Policeman Washburn is now driv-
ing bakery wagon.
The weather we have had has been a
godsend to the poor people.
Are the LAWYERS who are at their an
nual meeting tending bar?'
Lee Jones coon has not returned and
Lee says he hopes it never will.
The last hearing in the Rowley Broth
era receivership case comes up today.
Real estate men are again promising
activity in real estate in the spring"
There is a case of scarlet fever in the
family of D. Z. Scott, at 1913 Arch
street
The Kansas Medical college stands
exOnerated Emmett Rowley has reap
peared.
Mr.. Arthur Massey and Miss Anna
Hastings of Usage City will be married
Fe br dary II.
No, dear, the meeting of the state bar
association is not a convention of re-sub-
missionists.
III. B. Nicholson of Council Grove says
he would like TO be governor but he ia
not candidate.
The man who seldom wins at high five
when he does win
A Topeka lady who works for her living
says that she spends all the money she
can save for books.
The new Santa Fe company has ex-
pressed its intention of maintaining
the Railroad Y. NJ. c. A.
The last move for a session of the leg
islature was not sprung by the Topeka
boarding house keepers.
Weather doesn't seem to make any
difference to some bicyclists. They ride
in the slush and snow just the same.
Santa Fe trains can be kept in sight as
far as Pauline from the upper stories of
the Santa Fe general office building.
The Frederick Douglas division Z. of
P (colored) will give a concert and en-
tertainment at Metropolitan hall Jan. 20.
County Commissioner Kelsey believes
in conducting the affairs OF the county
on a business basis without regard to
politics.
Col VIM. Tweeddale read a paper on
sewage before the Municipal league last
night advocating its disposal by the puri-
fication process.
Ex-s:ate Printer E. Fl. Snow says he
will keep his printing plant until next
year when new state printer will be
wanting plant.
Manager Crawford is giving the Kan
sas City people treat this week. An
Uncle Toms Cabin troupe is holding the
boards at the ellis.
The people living in the vicinity of
Tenth and Kansas avenues are complain
ing about ''joint" near Tenth on the
west side of the street
Chairman Breidenthai of the Populist
state central committee is now selecting
the literature he will use to make votes
in the coming campaign.
The Y. II. c. A. officers are worried
over the petty theft that happened in the
gymnasium last night. Charles Magill
had $145 taken from his pocket.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Trip and daugh-
ter of North Vernon, Ind. are the guests
of Mrs. J. o. Payne, Mrs @ R Leavitt
and Mr.. and Mrs. N. B. Arnold.
Judge Valentine will appear before the
supreme court at Washington, Monday,
to ask for an advancement of the mort
gage redemption case. He leaves today.
The wrestling match at Hamilton hall
tonight between Woods and Gilmore
will be engineered by Dick Cooley who
promises to have it begin promptly on
time.
1t is said PatroIman Carleson has not
been able to master the intricacies of the
tele phone aud always has a bystander
do his reporting" to headquarters for
him.
Robert Stone has been alIow wed $3.50 for