The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-14
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

VIM Dransheld is in Lansing, Kan,
on business.
The Aodocs are going to put on q
comic opera soon
There are now "a worImen employed
at the new bridge.
Walker Whiteside. the tragedian. is
headed for Topeka
Clarence N. Merriam is in Salina on
bushes for the firm
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Samuelson are the
parents of a new son.
Major Burdge, chaplain Of Lincoln
post. g. "a. r., is sick.
Farmers are now storing away their
supply Of winter apples.
High school boys have formed
first and second fotba1 eleven.
The Topeka Ralston club meets to-
night at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms.
Secretary Coburn win address the ir-
rigation meeting at Great Bend
o. r. Sawyer. the dry goods man. is
unable to be down town today.
The Committee of Fifteen win close
out its business tomorrow evening.
DR.. and Mrs. U. b. McCurdy have
taken rooms at SIG Harrison street.
All the mills in this city are now re-
ceiving large consignments Of wheat.
Mrs. j. r. Griswold has returned
from a visit in Iowa and Wisconsin
The town is fun Of new girls today
THE Bad Mans Auction" is in town.
Mr. ana Mrs. Fred w. BarteI re
turned today from their wedding tour
The Turner society viii give a grand
concert at their hall Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. H Frame, $50
Kansas avenue are the parents of a
son.
There is a case of diphtheria in the
family Of w A. Mitchell 228 Klein
street
Harry Stafford will address the Re
publicans of Tecumseh next Monday
night.
Cy Thurman, late Of Atehison and
later Of Topeka viii move to Sedala,
Mo. soon.
al Topeka real estate man donated to
the Railroad u. M. G. "a. IT new books
this week
II. j. Kelly is seriously i'll at his
home in Oakland with Inflammation OF
the brain.
Rev. a. z. Wagner will attend the
annual Lutheran synod in Lawrence
next week.
Haskell and Torrington are in Atch-
ison where they are training amateurs
in the circus
It IS the Quincy and East Sixth street
pavement that is being filled up and
ironed out now.
Already am eating house near the
river has been named THE New Bridge
Eating House"
David O7sermyer speaks at Newton
today. He is confident of Bryan vic
tory in Kansas.
Rev. A. s. Embree of the First Meth
Odist church viii not remain in Topeka
after this year.
Contractor Keepers says the kan
sas avenue bridge is as safe as it ever
was-but no safer.
A J. Hit. general superintendent of
the Rock Island. spent yesterday at
ternoon in the city
There is plenty of hay coming to
town and the hay market on Jackson
street is crowded daily
Win Brown, who recently sold his
store at s07 Kansas avenue, is now
cIerking at the Palace.
The regular fall communion services
viii be observed at the English Luth-
eran church next Sunday.
A Texas saddle has been stolen from
Mr. W P. Bishop at the corner Of Bos-
Wen and Euclid avenues.
Commission men are busy with ap-
pies Of which there is a very large crop
Many are being shipped east
The day Of the chrysanthemum is al
most here. Chrysanthemum shows
viii soon be the proper caper.
Sheriff Kepley is trying to induce
the county commissioners to purchase
cots for the county prisoners.
Guy Adams, who has just returned,
says that the streets Of Paris and Lon
don are all paved with asphalt.
The Baptist conventions meetings
tomorrow viii be upon the subject OF
missions, both home and foreign.
The plants in front of the Topeka
club were taken in today The frost
last night injured some of them.
Roche Hogeboom Of this city has en-
tered Rush Medical college. Chicago.
to complete the study of medicine.
w. B. Griffith. the contractor, has
moved his family to Colorado Springs
and VIII reside there in the future.
The Washburn College Glee club is
limited to sixteen members. George
f.. Tucker is the business manager.
The Ancient Order Of the Pyramids
is issuing a new folder which viii be
ready for distribution in a few weeks.
Daniel Mccoy. a Topeka actor viii
join the White Slave" company at
Chicago November as advance agent
Mrs. Anna Cuff and family Of 213
Clay street will leave tomorrow for
New York where they Will spend the
winter.
The Tom Watson Populist banner
was taken down yesterday and the
ragged edges torn off. 1t was then put
up again.
DR. M B. Ward went to Leaven-
worth yesterday afternoon to attend
the meeting Of the Grand Lodge of the
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j. b. Hughes, halfback Of the Wash