The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-13
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWs

The Railroad Y. NJ. c. a. has 800
members.
One undertaken In the city now keeps
sixteen horses.
The Washburn students viii produce
Hamlet soon
We are having a little Festival
weather again.
Police NIatron Thorpe wants home
for a boy Of - years.
Chief Gardeners birthday was Sun
day He was AS years old.
The policemen and postmen are put
ting on their winter clothes.
Buffalo Bills Wild West show car
ries its own electric light plant.
Mayor Charles Fellows is a bidder on
the new buildings at TT. Riley
Miss Edna Crane. daughter Of Geo.
W Crane, is i'll with typhoid fever
Convenient, rentable houses are get
ting scarce in Topeka for the winter
John Pitcher of Alton is a butcher
and a brother Of DR.. Pitcher of yelling
ton.
The city prisoners were treated to
apple dumpl1ngs and string beans Sun
day.
It is an open question now whether
that Watson banner viii last till cleo
ton
DR.. S. j.. Sheldon went to Kansas
City this morning on professional bust
ness.
Dr.. C. c. Beals of Alma came to To-
peka last night to hear Richard Mans
field.
In one family in this city, the mother
and three children are i'll with scarlet
fever.
w G. Conklin of North Topeka has
opened a meat market on Gordon
street.
There is boy on Lawrence street
whose name is Kansas His surname
is Peas.
W. P. BiID Hackney now declines
to make any free silver speeches in
Kansas.
There is a case of scarlet fever in the
family of Charles Barrett, 436 Lafay-
cite street
The r. E. Bowman residence at
Tenth and Van Buren, streets is being
over hauled
Oscar Woolverton now drives his rae
ing mare Santa Lima to his bicycle
wheel buggy.
The Palmer Cox Brownies will be at
the Grand Opera House the latter part
of this month
Scarlet fever is on the increase in
this city but all cases reported are Of
a mild type.
The interior of the new court house
looks like a gigantic bill board for Pc
Htical posters
Jake NIohler, son of Martin DIohler,
is i'll at his home in College Hill with
malarial fever
The chairman and secretary Of there
publican county central committee are
both old bachelors.
The new state house walks did not
stand the recent rains we'll They were
slushy in some places
w. ID. Gossett of the Santa F'e land
department went to Missouri yester-
day to examine lands.
A Topeka woman Furnishes her
daughter for trifing misdemeanors by
making her 90 barefoot
Prince Michael HilkoT should have
extended his visit until tonight and
seen Darkest Russia"
An apple social is the correct thing
for this time of year among the young
people who do not dance.
a local Topeka photograph firm is
making money selling pictures of the
Dragon Of Festival week
Mrs. Olive R. Keller. who used to be
Miss Robinson. is here from Ava, Hi
nois. visiting Mrs. L. o. Case
The police commissioners intend buy
ing a horse for the patrol wagon to
match the gray one now used
Paul Hudson of Modern Mexico win |
go to the City Of Mexico on business !
for his publication this week.
VIM. Mckinley ought to come to To- !
peka and claim his letter. There is one /
at the Topeka postohice for him.
The Kansas State Equal Suffrage as
ISOLATION win hold it's annual meeting |
and election in Topeka next month
Rev A S. Embree works with con
siderable speed upon a typewriter. He /
writes his sermons on the machine.
People who have been trying to look /
like Mckinley or Bryan all summer !
viii now turn their whiskers out again. /
Archie Baird has been chosen for |
chairman of the Railway club Curtis |
meeting at Hamilton hall Friday even
ing.
DR.. Adam Rupin of this city is said /
to resemble Samuel Hahnemann, the |
founder of the Homeopathic school Of |
medicine
When the patrol wagon goes across
the old bridge the structure shakes 50 |
that foot passengers grab the iron work |
in terror
Assistant JaiIer John Jones Of the
county jail is supporting but one Re
publican this year, State Treasurer
Anterior
At the dedication of the Parkdale NJ. /
E. church Sunday Elder Billingsley
raised on the spot $3.50 and paid the
church debt
City Physician Mitchell is now at
tending the sick ones in the family
camped at the fair grounds. The woman
may recover
The senior class of the Kansas Medi-