The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-24
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWS


Hay is now as low as So per ton
Dean Low is studying Shorthand.
stills are with the small boy again.
"A. w. Knowles started in life as a
sailor.
The county jail is crowded to its full
/ est capacity.
visiting here.
r. I. Lee says the horse market is
/ rapidly improving.
The Charles E. Schilling MINISTRIES are
{ headed for Topeka
L. NJ. Crawford has returned from
I Omaha and Chicago.
There win be little more naturaliz-
ing done for four years.
The district court is resting on its
arms until after election.
There are meetings every night in
different parts of the city.
There viii be no service at the
Friends church this evening.
There are some ladies in Topeka who
are practicing 'possum hunting.
The seat sale for ''Powhattan' win
open Wednesday morning at O'Clock.
Allen Boyle Of Topeka, has been de-
elared a professional bicyclist by the
L. A. w.
Clark Perrin of Kansas City. well
known in Topeka has been visiting here
! this week.
The Third Ward hambeau club is to
have a final drill meeting at Jordan's
hall tonight
Next years straw hat drummers are
] already here. You viii wear higher
crowned hat.
Washburn and the Topeka Indepen-
dents viii play foot ball Wednesday,
November 4.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. slzepper. 1911
West Fifteenth street, are the parents
of a daughter.
The Washburn foot ball eleven is
playing Midland college at Atchison
this afternoon.
The high school won from the sec
ond Washburn eleven yesterday by
score of 10 to 0.
The Kansas City papers roasted
Richard Mansheld's production of The
Scarlet Letter"
The Washburn college foot ball team
is to play Midland college team at
Atchison today.
The election commissioners office has
done something very unusual in poll
ties. lit has shut up.
The First Presidential Voters Repub-
lican club meets tonight at the Office
of Noble & Merriam.
Marc Robbins and the Uncle Josh
Spruceby' company are on their way
to the Pacific coast.
The election excitement viii be over
just in time to get out of the way of the
Christmas excitement
Tom Clements, who is now a travel
ing man, has gone to Denver and the
west with his samples
Next Friday evening the Washburn
College literary society viii hold its
annual opening meeting.
Mr.. Thompson of the state treasury
department entertained friends from
Junction City this week.
Kathryn Kidder. who viii be at the
Grand Opera House Monday night is
an enthusiastic bicyclist-
Tom King. president of the oxford
club, win call q reorganization meeting /
for some night next week.
A we'll dressed man had the nerve /
to wear straw hat yesterday and |
walk along Kansas avenue.
Poor Commissioner Hale says he has /
fewer requests for help than he usually |
has at this time of the year.
The 6-year-old daughter of 7. w. B. !
Grant, the cOlored coal dealer, fell and +
fractured her left arm below the elbow. I
The State Historical society has re
ceived a collection of Aztec relics found /
near Phoenix, from B. o. Ogden OF +
Arizona
George S. Chase, formerly a Topeka /
lawyer, but now of Washington, ID. c..
is here visiting his sister. Mrs. S. J.
Crawford.
A Topeka architect has drawn plans
for a $1,000 church to be built at Hia-
watha. 1t is the Calvary Mission"
Episcopal
IF he hasn't already noticed it Post
master Arnold's attention is hereby
called to the fact that this is the hunt
ing moon"
A Topeka man says that at the recent
coursing meet at Great Bend the first
greyhound 10 be distanced was called
Mary Lease.
"Charley's Aunt" which probably
has more laughs in it than any play
ever written, viii be at the Grand again
Novemb Der 4.
A captain Of the Kansas City Saliva
ton Army is named Screach. That's
nothing; the Topeka army has the
whole family.
a Topeka disciple of Ralstonism
claims that VIM. J. Bryan is a Raj
st0nite, and that his good health is due
to this system
VIII Hubbart, an associated Press
telegraph operator of Kansas City, has
taken a position in the Western Union
office in this city.
Frank Daniels and his comic opera
company VIII play at the Grand next
month in his New York success, 1.-THE
Wfzrd of the Nile'
p. Demple Of Sheridan, Wyo.. is Wis
iting his old home here. Mrs Demple
is with him. He has become wealthy
since leaving Topeka
a. M. Funchess an East Fourth street
druggist, has invented a revolving
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