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

Joseph Jefferson plays in Kansas City
two nights next week.
The asphalt repairers are now work
ing on the side streets
The county officers viii draw their
quarterly pay next week.
This is the cold rain Mr.. Jennings and
The Journal told you about last night
The weather we have been having is
about as much like April as October
Arc lights are imperatively needed on
the temporary Kansas avenue bridge
Professor Hudson gave his opening
ball at his hall in the City building last
night
A. ". Linden is general manager Of
the Swedish Republican campaign in
Kansas.
A. J. Peterson of East Sixth street
Parkdale, is building an addition to his
tin store.
The piles for the platforms around
the piers of the bridge viii be driven
next week.
The prescription clerk in a Parkdale
drug store is a bright and pretty IA
year-oId girl
There viii be nothing at the Grand
Opera House from the 18th to the 18th
OF this month
Tex. where he will oh1ciate as starter
at the races
County Treasurer stahrs bond for
1896 has been approved. 1t is the old
bond renewed
The West End Gun club will hold
shoot next Friday at the club grounds
in Lowman Hill
Little Blossom and her repertoire
company close their engagement at the
Crawford tonight.
A little over 500 members have been
added to the railroad z NJ. c. A dur
ing the past year.
The flooring in the new Hall build
ing on Jackson street is made Of two
inch thick lumber.
John Allen. the sanitary policeman
who was intoxicated Carnival night
has been discharged.
Governor Morrill, is in Hiawatha
where he was called yesterday by the
illness of his wife.
The Committee Of Fifteen has six
large bunting flags which Will be pre-
served for future use.
Miss Laura Lusk, Governor NIorrilIs
stenographer went to Clay Center to-
day for a short visit.
Lieutenant Governor Troutman win
be the principal speaker at the Hamil-
ton hall meeting tonight
1t is suggested that the Dragon OF
Ages be given to the Prohibiuonists to
be used as an object lesson.
The electric car line was shut down
several minutes yesterday afternoon
Trouble at the plant caused it.
A number of tools were stolen from
the notion store of solomon Williamson, !
227 Kansas avenue by burglars.
A rather peculiar combination in the
same room on East Fifth street is a /
bank and a patent medicine factory
Santa Fe shop joke: Prince Hilkon |
Will hiccough when he strikes the (
smoke in the blacksmith department.
One of the most aristocratic gentle
men in the city who is q. member of the |
Topeka club does not own a dress suit I
A Topeka man was taken out to the /
asylum today after having caught sight I
of one Of Richard Mansdeld's art post I
ers.
VIM. SchlegeI is now at Christ hos I
pital where he viii be operated upon I
on Monday for an abdominal obstruc-
ton.
DR.. ]. c. McClintock has returned
from Las Vegas. n. NJ. where he spent /
several weeks for the benefit of his /
health
There are said to be three disorderly I
houses and a joint in full operation all T
in one block east of the Second street I
viaduct.
"A Topeka druggist has remarked that I
women always get patent medicine for
colds. We all know what men get, and
quinine.
e. r. Hotchkiss Of Marion, John f.
O'Keefe and W. Y. Allen of Newton,
have been admitted to the state SUI
preme court bar.
DR. l. Y Grubbs has returned from
where he accompanied his son,
Loehr, who takes up the study of med
icine in that city.
A very mild East Fifth street drug
gist has this sign in his window: Boys,
please do not loaf in front of this store
and greatly Obhge."
Rev. T. p. Mallory of the Third
Christian church win hold a rally at
the railroad Y. NJ. c. A. tomorrow aft
ernoon at o'clock
The foyer and ends of the stage at
the Grand Opera House viii be banked
with palms for the Mansfield perform
ance Monday night
Herman Lescher's bicycle was found
in a somewhat dnapidated condition in
an alley north of Fourth street, where
the thief had left it.
Yale's .DeviIs Auction" is billed for
the Grand Opera House next Wednes-
day night This viii be three attrac-
tions hand running"
Ex-PoIiceman Campbell, who is an
uncle of Governor Lewelling, is now
running a blacksmith shop on East
Sixth street, Parkdale.
Wade Watts now has a manager and
all negotiations for prize fights viii be
made through him. Watts wants to
fight Johnny Van Heest.
DR.. B. d. Colcord's school in pharma-
ey opens next week The doctor used
to conduct the classes in pharmacy at