The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-09-07
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

| Saturday evening.
The attendance at the band concert
| yesterday was large.
! The asphalt repairers are working
in front of the Copeland.
The Elkhorn Dancing club will give
their first dance next week.
The regular monthly meeting of the
| city council will be held tonight.
The Ex-SIaves' Pension association
| meets in Topeka, September q.
Joe Waters always chews paper. He
once ate up a $40 bill by mistake
The Topeka Academy of Medicine
and Surgery will meet next Monday
evening.
The pile driving gang was at work
on the piers for the temporary bridge
| yesterday.
The roads are in better condition for
| bicycles than they have been for sew
eraI months.
Three weeks from today the biggest
weeks show ever given in the west will
begin in Topeka
c. S. Sutton has been chosen a d.
rector in the Topeka club in place of
J. F. H. McKbben.
There is a physician in Topeka who,
| when he feels in need of recreation,
goes out to his farm and husks corn.
! E. c. Goodno, who has attended
| Washburn college four years, will at
tend the Ohio state university this fall
| G. E. Casweu of Houston, Tex, has
| been secured to take charge of the
| physical culture department of the Y.
/ NJ. c. A.
The first meeting of the Ministerial
union will be held September 21 No
! meetings are held during the hot
| weather.
MarshalTs band may give another
positively last concert of the season
Friday evening. It depends on the
weather, etc.
Many of the business places We're ex-
! pected to close this afternoon in honor
! of Labor day, though there is no cele-
| bration here.
H. B. Howard and A. c. McKitrick,
two Topeka men, have returned from a
successful hunting trip in Michigan
and Wisconsin.
The sheriff sales that were adver-
| tised for today in fOrgetfulness that it
was Labor day will have to be adver-
tised over again.
At the first voters meeting held
Saturday evening it was suggested that
| the club be called Kansas First Crop
Mckinley club"
A hole in the asphalt pavement at
the corner of Eighth and Kansas ave-
nue. is labeled Boats to LETT and mo
I fishing allowed"
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| the Topeka weather.
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tonight has been postponed for one
| week on account of Labor day.
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lege, Mo.,-preached at the FIRST Pres
oyteIlaH cluIcn yesleIIay lloLIl4IIs'
ne Is PROSPECTIVE cailulaale Aof Inc
| posItIoh Oh pastor Oh the cHurch'
The Northwestern Kansas Log Roll
ing association, Modern WoodInen' W1lI
hold IT'S second annual log rolIing ana
picnic IN 1opeka, september - LAST
year II met at Lie" Ieice' III olslilaI N
Grove
Girdy Tracey of 1922 North Harrison
| street, had his foot severely mashed
last week and failed to call physi-
clan for several days after the acct