The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-24
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

been put down this year.
Lee Jones has been entertaining the
visiting politicians at the Elks.
a son has been born to Mr. and Mrs.
VIII Grifhths of 81 Tyler street
The Kansas Theological school viii
open one week from next Monday
W. H. Bennington is now travelling in
Kansas for Topeka loan company
The present attendance at Bethany
college is larger than for three years.
The r. a. a. directors are considering
the question Of giving trophy Tor bowl
A eolored mission viii soon be estab-
church
W. s. Jamison was elected treasurer OF
Rossville township free of election ex-
penses.
The farmers in the vicinity of Topeka
are doing a good business IN the turkey
market.
Rev. d. d. Boyle Of the First Christian
church is no relation to Attorney Gen
The A o. u. W. people will give a bail
az Hamilton hail November 18th, Thanks
giving night
The wife of ex-state Auditor Prather.
who is in Topeka is as good a politician
as her husband
1t is surprisingly hard just now to get
price, dealers say.
There will be an ATTRACTION at the
Grand every Saturday and Monday night
during December.
The platform of the high school audi
torium has been raised 1t is now so
inches above the floor
President Thurston broke the candle
PIN record on the T. A A alleys last
evening he bOwled IS.
The coolest weather we have had yet
this winter was Sunday morning, when
the mercury went down to is.
The ladies of Excelsior lodge No. CT
viii dance one week from tonight at odd
Fellows han on quincy street
Tt was a little startling TO see s J.
Bear and A. b. QuintOn mixing with the
Populist politicians last evening
A Mrs. Winslow. Quaker missionary
of Rockhill. visited the prisoners in the
county and city jails yesterday
Harry Aldrich. postmaster at Dover, is
a candidate for state oil inspector under
the new Populist administrations
Miss Jessie Shellabarger, daughter of
j. L. Shellabarger, has recently entered
the state university at Lawrence
The meeting of the Topeka Commercial
stead of today as was first intended.
The ladies of Excelsior lodge No. 81.
are planning to give a comedy. Tat
cember 16
A. j. Parr, who was candidate for
campaign.
Balin John Coyne of the district court.
is an excellent nurse He often enter
tains children and babies who are
brought to court.
The game on Thanksgiving day be
tween Washburn and the Independents
viii be played at Athletic park and VIII
be called at $3.50.
When Dan Wyatt has served his time
as balim of the United States court he
will become the special officer for the
COMMISSIONER at LeaVenWorth under
Is at LeavenWOrth visiting.
The literary society conducted by the
25,,oI,- 49, ~, iiii ~ IA ~ ~
omen meeting Fridav evening
The First African Baptist church, of
which the Rev q ID. Olden is pastor
VIZ slee ,iis Gll4efs 70 Twelve
-Ds i9aiiiiii77 u eHe en- cH-
Fatroiman McElroy brief but event
iu sway as sergeant OF the ponce AoLce
ms peen brought 70 an abrupt ending by
~ 1"l II % 81 se4lils RANK H1illsoil-
lie s-7 a. ne Ne1l7si7
S7Sno9l TINS year VIII pc lishqPs A5yVell'
heN. MT Ayfes and rev. MT Ihomas.
1he SOWING gne " lnG company gnat
evening IS the same ono that Mr. Fry-an
saw az 9PIlleiieids MO- saturday night
A new Episcopal church viii soon be
A store has been purchased which win
soon be converted INTO house OF wor-
Postmaster Arnolds idea of a really
hilarious time it to buy a possum- pre-
down southers," and watch his appre-
citation
John IT. Willis was in Topeka last
evening but he kept away from the Ma
tional where the Populist leaders We're
party
me beard OF lady managers OF the or
schools Wednesday afternoon for the
Thanksgiving donations.
A family named Freeman which is on
its way from Texas to relatives in Iowa.
is stranded ia Topeka The father is sick
and the nine children have been sent out
over town begging.
The plummer mentioned yesterday in
connection with the Snyder-CannOn
quarrel over rent at s31 Kansas avenue
on saturday was A l.. Snyder instead or
W r. Snyder. as stated
Topeka probably has fewer empty
store rooms on her main street than any
other Kansas town with a population OF
ID is fror