The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-21
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4 at benson. Jackson county.
The county officers say that there is
almost no public business now
There are now just 40 daily papers
/ published in the state Of Kansas.
DR.. S. E. Sheldon is in Oakley, Kan,
attending a medical society meeting.
There is a case of scarlet fever in the
family Of NJ Ryan. 933 Morris avenue.
A. p. Jetmore and n. II. LOOMS win
speak at LulIs hail tomorrow evening.
Many of the Topeka old settlers are
personally acquainted with Buffalo Bill
Roy Daniels of Topeka, is now an en-
ploye Of Hopkins theater in St Louis
DR.. Lindsay is making arrangements
! to place an X-ray machine in his Office.
The Sixth street financial school ap-
/ pears to be growing as election draws
near
Miss Bertha Hemstead is seriously
! i'll with diphtheria at her home in Sea-
! brook.
A new barber shop has been opened
in the front part of Klauer's cigar
store.
The West Side gun club win have its
first shoot Of the season Friday after
noon
There is a case Of scarlet fever in the
family Of w. 5. Reeder, 1109 Jackson
street
win Wadsworth and the Alabama
company are playing in Portland, Ore,
this week.
Miss Harriet Green Of London, spoke
to the employees of the Santa Fe shops
yesterday.
Some of the office employees of the
trolley line went to Meriden hunting
yesterday.
Dan Adams of the pension Office has
returned from his two weeks vacation
in St. Louis.
The new Hall building on Jackson
street is lighted with eight arc lights.
all in one room
The county commissioners are still at
work checking up the books of the /
county treasurer.
The quarterly payment of pensions /
viii begin at the Topeka agency the /
day after election.
Miss Emma Denison, formerly vo-
cal instructor at Washburn has a stu
dio in New York city
The Holton people are having a Re
publican rally today with a big pa
rade and floats in it.
@. II. Drew, son of Councilman Drew. |
has returned from New York. where /
he spent the summer.
The Washburn college students who |
board at the 81 per week boarding club, /
are said to be getting fat.
The Committee Of Fifteen still has a
large number Of Fail Festival vouchers /
which have not been called for.
VIM. Fl. Henderson Of Topeka and +
Alice Lennon Of st. Joseph, No. We're
married at Atchison yesterday.
The celebration Of the anniversary OF 4
the Battle Of the Blue at Lincoln Post
hall tomorrow Will begin at IL o'clock.
al recently married man who never
did such a thing before in his life was
seen coming out of a dye shop today.
Charles S. Gleed is building an addi-
ton to his Potwin Place home which is
nearly as large as the original house.
The Kansas city Star says is, 600 peo-
pie saw the Wild West at Kansas City
Monday night and were highly pleased.
The University Review, which was
formerly published at the state univer-
sity has been enlarged and is now
The Buffalo Bill show carries more 7
horses than were ever seen in Topeka
at one time before with any attraction.
The IS Bells people. who are not sup
erstitioUs, viii give their show in To
peka on Friday, the 18th Of Novem-
Der
J. V NIeNeely, who was operated on
at the Santa fe hospital four weeks
ago, was removed to his home yester-
day.
Ernest Council, late of Guilds music
store left for st. Louis yesterday
where he has a position in a music
store.
A number of Topeka physicians win
attend the meeting of the South Kan
sas Medical society in Winfield, Octo-
Der y.
DR. w. S. Lindsay and son, Merrill.
left this morning for Inman, McPher-
son county, on a duck hunting expe-
dition.
The county commissioners have put
up a sign with the order for all per
sons to refrain from stopping On the
bridge.
The bail at Hamilton hall last night
was advertised as the first annual
BALI Of the Bryan and Leedy Free Sill
yer club
"A new regular policeman recently
found Merchant Policeman Allen in an
alley one night and undertook to ar
rest him.
A Topeka physician. who possesses
the power of hypnotism, uses that
power to a considerable degree as an
anasthetic.
DR.. A H. Thompson is to lecture be-
Iore the IOpeka RhliOSohlcal society
this evening on the prehistoric Man
In France
People who are kicking about the
raise in the telephone rent should know
that in Chicago the rent is from 500 to
SIPS per year
Frank Quinton wants to bet $500 that
Mckinley viii carry the state of IlIi-
nois. and another $500 that he viii car
~ the country.
A Topeka young man whose girl has