The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-07
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWs

F. p. Baker VIII start Sunday on his re-
/ turn to Glens Falls, n Y
The Commercial club will have a meet
4 ing next Wednesday night
There are a good many symptoms of
/ the grip loafing about the city.
Mrs. C. f. Kendall now of Michigan IS
/ visiting her old home in Topeka.
Congressman Calderhead returned to
4 his home in Marysyille last night
Topeka man cheered SO hard for Nc
Kinley that he sprained his ankle.
Governor-elect Leedy says he VIII come
to Topeka early next month to stay.
The man who played HOratio in Ham
let last night looked like Jerry Black
Next to the state house the ta1lest
building in Topeka IS the Davis elevator
J. H. Dennis is moving his household
effects to Kansas City, his future home
Frank Swearfngen of Marshalls band
has organized ladies' orchestra of seven
People who lost election bets are busy
Just now lodging people they lost them
Mrs. Clara Hendricks of sss North Quin-
cy street has returned from visit IN Hi
G.. ]. Prescott has been in saIina this
week where he has large residence con
The average election judge got about
9 to 10 cents per hour for his work this
Mnt stolxer who is a sticlzler for style,
repaints his buggy about every thirty
An excursion of scandinavians from
Kansas VIII visit Stockholm next sum
mer.
County Clerk MeCabe is still worried
because the Populists are watching his
Hunters report an abundance of rab-
bits in the country around Topeka this
The work Of building the new Santa Fe
ice house in this city will be commenced
Monday.
Miss Florence Griest, a teacher in Jack
son school, is spending the day in kan
sas City.
The charity ball committees viii meet
az 10 Ef1rrr re- r4Cr
evening.
a Topeka Populist was caught today
talking about the boy orator Of the
Everybody ought to be happy in Kansas
this year Both sides will have a chance
The American Dramatic company closes
its engagement at the Crawford this
evening
viii hold their annual meeting in Topeka
next week
A Topeka man claims that fish bite
good deal better in the dusk that at any
other time.
The new band that has been organized
at Dover has two women members Both
a Topeka young man who recently fell
in love with a very heavy girl has begun
to walk lame
for their future home at Jefferson Bar
racks. Wash.
The youngest mail carrier in the city is
have good luck.
Mrs Rowles. mother of Sherman Row
les is dangerously i'll at her home on
West Skin street.
There We're just 100 arrests during the
month Of October. The police judge as
sessed 1886 in fines
The next attraction at the Crawford is
the Schilling minstrels at popular prices,
November 16 and H.
But two single men are left the city
police force. since. Jack King has taken
unto himself a wife.
Floyd Mcdonald has resigned his posi-
ton as stenographer in the claim depart
ment Of the. Santa Fe.
A young man in Topeka today received
a postal card from a friend in the east
asking for his address
Prof Z. r. Riley, proprietor of the Book
Exchange, is seriously i'll at his home,
u46 North Quincy street
$500 on the result Of the election. Most of
his bets were on the state.
DR. Daniel R. Pelton Of Topeka, has
PeltOn died three days ago.
The Woodson county representative in
uated from Washburn in 1894
1t is said by Topeka physician that
the best way to reduce your weight is to
rise early and eat sparingly-
Rev. Mr.. Newell Of Newton, is in the
city endeavoring to recover his sight
which he lost some time ago.
Postmaster "A. J. Arnold promised to
take the Hancock club out 'pOssum hunt
ing in case Bryan was elected
T.
Marys, where it is playing the St Marys
college eleven this afternoon.
Miss Jennie Rogers will take the part
Of Ophelia in the amateur production OF
Hamlet at Washburn college
Miss Ruth Collins of Chicago win render
a violin offertory at the First Congrega-
tional church Sunday morning.
Miss Agnes Lee of Kansas City. is vis-
iting her mother who is i'll at the resi-
dence of Mrs A. H. Thompson
Mrs Walter Neale viii leave Tor the
City of Mexico in a few days to join her
husband who is in business there
A Topeka man who started a collection
of campaign buttons early in the cam
paign now has l25 and no duplicates
Had the Republicans nominated David
Martin for chief justice. said man to-
day, The would have been elected"
Ex-Policeman Henry Steele is said to
be. working for the position OF chief OF
police He is a full-f1edged Democrat
A Topeka man who lost so many cleo
ton bets that he is reduced to subsistence
on soup has shaved off his mustache.
The Republican state officers VIII leave
their successors as mementO beautifully
kept grounds around the state house.
The paper is on the bill boards. announe-
ing Eight Bells which win be at the
Grand Opera House next Friday night.
r. Riblet of the Quincy street hotel. is
able to be out for the first time since his
stroke of PARALYSIS several months ago
w. A. Stevens timekeeper for the
Santa I'e at Arkansas City is in the city
ed.
Bob Mackay. who was once assistant
state auditor, managed the Popullst cam
paign in the Second congressional dis
trict.
W. j. Bates. r. &C. Wear and H. w
Neiswanger are new members of the
Bungler dancing club, as it was once
called
]. S. Judd of Chicago, who is an uncle
of Col c. l. Wood of the National, win
visit here soon He used to live in OF
tawa-
Mr.. and Mrs. n. R. Baker have return
ed from St. Louis where they have been
attending the funeral Of Mrs. Bakers
mother.
DR. Brownfield says he has been prom
Used the secretaryship Of the state board
Of health by Governor-elect Leedy, but
he hasn't.
Some society young ladies of Topeka
are trying to devise schemes to make
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