The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-02
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWS

Charley Elliott expects to be well enough
to vote tomorrow
Mrs Sly of Topeka has started a mill
linery store at Rossville.
There is niece of Eugene ". Debs at
tending Bethany college
L. Van Hook of Topeka, viii remove to
the Valencia neighborhood soon.
Mrs. F. NJ. Conwen is seriously III at
her home at 1893 Monroe street
The last session of the Sixth street fin
ancial school win be held tonight
Seven Dover young men viii give
minstrel show on THANKSGIVING
The river is so high that work was
stopped on the bridge Saturday
The Pleasant Hill EpWorth league Will
have a lecture course this winter
A "protracted meeting is being held at
the German church on Deer Creek
In Auburndale the Bryan pictures out
number the Mckinley Autographs
DIR. John IT, Morehead of the state in
sane asylum is visiting in Baldwin
New York city also has a Billy Ed
wards, but he bets heavily on elections
The HallOwe' operators did most Of
their work on Kansas avenue this year
There We're three deaths at County
Line last week, two of which were child
rem.
There were 125 members of the Bryan
Old Soldiers club in line Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. r. s. Priddy of Menolxen is at the
Stormont hospital under treatment Tor
DR.. A. Dawson of North Topeka is suf-
fering a serious attack of nervous pros
tration-
The RossviIe Sunday school viii hold
their annual convention a week from next
Sunday
O. P. Updegran viii act as master Of
ceremonies at the St. Louis horse show
this week
Prof Henry worran has closed his
studio on Kansas avenue and retired TO
An Of the men in the United States win
be at home tomorrow if on no other day
in the year
Rev. J. r. Adams who is now in Korea
has written gold standard letter TO To-
Deka friends
There are several Mckinley and Hos
bart pictures in the windows OF the state
insane asylum.
The building of the Topeka Water com
pany west Of the Topeka Water COM
There is a case of scarlet fever in the
family of c. B. Connors, Twentieth and
Fillmore streets
The big postoffice clock stopped last
night at 80 minutes to 10. 1t was started
again this morning.
One gold enthusiast in the Republican
parade saturday afternoon had even ms
horses hoofs gnded.
The needy are already beginning to call
at Ingleside for food and clothing. DO
nations are solicited.
Paul Hudson, son Of Major ]. X Hud-
son viii soon 80 to Mexico as manager Of
the Mexican Herald.
Thirteen new members were received
into the congregation of the First Presby-
terrain church yesterday.
The candidates are searching the die
tiOnary for adjectives to use on their op-
pOuents as a final effort
The ladies of the First Baptist church
viii hold their annual flower show on the
last three days of this week.
J. A Scott has sold his interest in the
] confectionery store of Batman & Clark,
to Hal Neiswanger for $500.
James Pratt of Wakarusa who was
/ badly hurt in a runaway last week IS now
able to be out with a crutch.
Pearl Lewis, who is pianist for the
Bowery GirI company, lives IN North
4 Topeka and is at home to vote.
ROsSVille "hOme talent gave an enter
tainment at Pleasant Ridge recently and
1 succeeded in realizing only S5.65.
The state committee of the Y w c. a.
viii meet Wednesday for the purpose Of
electing officers for the ensuing year.
The Topeka Athletic association viii
give a grand athletic exhibition at the
Grand Opera House early in December.
After this week husbands VIII be com
PEELED to invent some other excuse for
staying out late a nights than politics
According to the Australian ballot law
every worxingman is entitled to at least
two hours vacation tomorrow at fun pay.
The Women's Christian Temperance un-
ion is holding a meeting in the parlors OF
the First NJ F. church this afternoon
The Berry Creek school was closed last
week on account of the sickness of the
teacher, Mr. Laborn, but began again to-
day
A Topeka man viii try to steal an
election bonot tomorrow to sleep under
this winter Paper is said to keep out the
cold.
Mrs. Charles Lee Of Kansas city. who
has been seriously i'll at the home of her
ing
The Christian revival at Wanamaker
netted eight converts, four of whom We're
baptized in the river The meetings have
closed.
A new song entitled Lucille" written
by Mrs c. S. Baker and the music com
shortly
DR. Mary E. Stewart has returned from
New York city where she spent several
weeks taking post graduate course in
electricity.
A flag is displayed on Kansas avenue
by a business firm and it IS upside down
Pease, the Colorado gold bug, is back
in town again
The high school foot ball team beat the
team from the Medical college Saturday
in practice game at Athletic park by
score of 20 TO 4.
H. G. Noon who used to be secretary
Of the Kansas State Fair association and
to be in very poor health.
The photograph gallery at Rossville has
been closed up owing to the fact that the
clerk at the Dutton house.
Mr.. c.. w. Kouns returned today from
New York city. where he has been for the
wife. Mrs. Kouns is improving
Thomas Blair. an employee of the To-
peka Mill and Elevator. had his right leg
badly mashed Saturday afternoon by a
heavy iron wheel falling upon it.
F. 3. Rix of Bethel was cleaning an old
revolver last week when it was discharged
and the bullet went through his fore
finger which had to be amputated
October was the best month for dona-
lions that Police Matron Thorpe ever had.
but Saturday she turned away over 100
persons. having nothing to give them.
A friend telegraphed Major Anderson
Saturday afternoon that 100000 people
were taking part i'm the sound money
demonstration ia New York at that time
al farce comedy for the benefit of the
tax fund of the Church of the Good Shep-
herd in North Topeka VIII be given at
Lukens' Opera House on Thanksgiving
eve
Mrs May Anderson Trestrai of Chi
cago. a daughter of Major T. J. Ander-
son of Topeka, is now with the Sawtell
Dramatic company which is touring the
east
a nIenoken correspondent to a Topeka
paper says: Farmers are busy husking
corn which not vfa77fnar the immense