The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-01-22
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

We have had so much summer this winter it
Though perhaps it is slang, we can bet all our
TIN be cold day when real winter arrives.
The cages are being put in the state
house elevators,
Rev. Bernard Kelly of Emporia was in
Topeka this week.
Judge c. G. Foster has Joined the To-
peka club.
Joe Reed says that "Cousin Tom will
surely divide the west and south with
Mckinley"
The latest penny in the slot machine
is cherry phosphate fountain.
The county treasurer receives more
mail than any other county official.
Several Topeka men have chickens at
the Ottawa poultry show this week.
Judge Keller is able to be at his office.
He has almost entirely recovered from
his fall.
Sheriff Kepley has moved his family
into the renovated sheriff's residence at
the Jail.
Jelizs write up of Col. Rossington
has been posted on the black board of
the Topeka club
There was a terrible food at the Santa
Fe depot this morning when the Kansas
City plug pulled out.
Bob Semple, who is moving his family
TO Topeka this week, says he intends to
keep his legal residence in Ottawa.
Judge Nelson Case of Oswego and N.
Burn of Parsons are in Topeka taking
dispositions in Attorney Schools office.
Elk Senator Frank Lockard of Norton,
one of the anti-Leland Republicans of
the northwest. was in Topeka yesterday.
viii Armel of Holtoa, who was for
several years clerk at Warren NJ. Cros'
hv's, was in Topeka a few hours yester-
day.
otenographer Ralph CAV is deputy
bailiff of the district court and substitutes
for few moments, sometimes, for Bailiff
John Coyne.
The handsomest law Office in town is
that of Hubbard & Harvey which is in
the worst looking old building in the
city.
The death of General Ewing leaves
Judge Kingman of Topeka the only sur
wing member:of the first supreme court
of Kansas.
If the Cripple Creek excitement con-
tinues Kansas will be benefited to the
extent of being rid of good many
worthless people.
Spott Ellis, the Copeland cook who
struck a waiter on the head with spoon
pleaded guilty yesterday in police court
and was fined So.
Yesterday was visiting day at the
county jail and all the visitors wanted to
see David Coulter: "That boy who
killed that other boy"
WIN. Moore of Fostoria has written
TO Real Estate Agent Shiliinglaw to in
uuire whether there are any houses and
| lots in Topeka to be sold for $50.
Prof. L. L Dyche of Lawrence has the
leading article in the Cosmopolitan for
February on "Walrus Hunting" It is
splendidly illustrated and has full page
| picture of the author.
! Major T. ]. Anderson will have hi:
hands full looking after the G. A. r. re-
union, the fall festivities, his candidacy
| for delegate at large to the Republican
national convention and his railroad bust
ness.
The Young Mems club of the Contra
! Congregational church is to assist Rev
| Charles M Sheldon with the special meet
Jugs to be held the week of Feb. 10 wheI
Prof. Geo. D. Heron Is to be here 4
lecture.
When Governor Morrill, was in con
gress he introduced a bill prohibitin.
United States revenue collectors from is
suing government licenses to persons no
authorized by the local authorities (
deal in liquors.
rs Green SsKn ft?''
"You Enow it,"
/ Leayenworth nut or lump