The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-23
NAPsHOTs AZ HONE NEWS

Last night was the first rain for
nearly two weeks.
Captain Joe Waters is in Oskaloosa
today on legal business.
The Grand Opera House will be light
ed i've nights next week.
Mrs E. N Morrill, is still very sick
at her home in Hiawatha-
Topeka generally gets about two
grand officers at every grand lodge
election.
MT. and Mrs. Harry D. Sheafor, 701
Lawrence street, are the parents Of a
daughter.
Ducks are plentiful at Lake View.
Ed CARTRIDGE shot forty there in a day
and a half
Mrs. Silas Rains pocket was picked
Wednesday and a pocketbook contain
ing S1.10 taken
lit viii be but a short time now until
the poll hend viii be out Of the way
for another two years.
State Treasurer Anterior will prob
ably go to his home at Russell to re
main until after election.
The man that saw those geese flying
south and predicted colder weather
seems to have been right.
The musical people Of Hoyt have or
gained a band and they practice the
scale every Saturday night.
Nobody on earth, not even excepting
a professional, can beat a messenger
boy being reckless on a bicycle.
Dr. r. S. Magee has returned from
Clyde, kan, where he spent several
days on professional business.
"a. w. Dana addresses the Republican
students Of Washburn college this
evening at the college chapel
Or. Clarence NIcCnntock is in salina.
examining candidates for membership
in the Ancient Order Of Pyramids
George Eagle has been given charge
Of the equestrian division Of the Re
publican Flag day parade, the s1st.
Kathryn Kidder's Autographs don't
show a very good looking face but her
face isn't all there is to Miss Kidder.
Lawyer Thomas Balm has been cam
paigning in Barton county and has re
turned to his home to rest up a little
The Fort Leavenworth troops viii
pass through Topeka the middle Of next
week on their way home from Fort Ri
ley.
Kansas City appears to be giving
Kathryn Kidder better houses this
week than it is giving Richard Mans
field
Il 4 Baker HAS returned 1LOAAl NT4EA4S
Falls, n Y, and viii stay just long
enough to vote. Mrs. Baker is at GIens
Falls.
1t is told that a Topeka man took a
very frayed coat into Justice Guys
court today and asked to have it bound
over.
George Lerrigo addressed meeting
at the Central Congregational church
last night on Y. NJ. c. A. work in To-
peka."
d. c. Naylor says that a poll Of the
grand lodge A. o. U. w. at Hutchinson
showed So for Mckinley and % for
Bryan.
Mckinley and Hobart buttons have
been distributed free to every employe
in the Santa Fe general office building
in this city.
The Wild West men said that Topeka
was the only place they played this
year where there was not some kind Of
fight or riot.
The Santa Fe Office building displays
the pictures OF Mckinley and Hobart
in the windows Of General Manager
Frey's Office.
Miss Laura Radford state secretary
of the Y. w c. a. is attending the
state convention of that organization
in Missouri
DR.. Kirkpatrick of the state board Of
health says janitors with their families
ought not to be allowed to live in
school buildings
Roy Evans, the star pitcher who
played with the Emporia team the past
season, has been signed with the st.
Louis league team
George Lerrigo of Topeka viii go to
Lawrence on November to assist in
an anniversary celebration Of the 7. N.
] c. A. of that place.
The Topeka Salvation Army is now
in charge of Captain and Mrs. Hawk.
late of Omaha. Lieutenant Carder viii
go to Guthrie, 0. T.
A Topeka brick dealer says that he
could have sold 100000 brick last week
had he had them on hand Many i'm
/ provements are being made.
The seabrook district school has
been closed on account OF threatened
epidemic Of diphtheria- Tt viii proba-
bly, open again Monday next.