The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-26
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS

him, is a strong Populisr.
The criminal bushes of the federal
court VIII be begun December O.
The old trolley tracks near the Rock
Island depot are being taken UP.
It IS said that less turkeys than usual
We're sold this Thanksgiving
MI and Mrs. S. F. Wright, Do Buchan-
an street, are the parents of son.
There is a case of scarlet fever in the
street.
TT. r. Farnum Of the Royal Spice Mills
of Wichita, is spending few days in
The meeting of officers of cities of the
Ilrst class VIII be held at Leavenworth on
December s.
Mr. J. E. Thompson of the Goodyear
4itipoper company. at Kansas City, is vis-
frank Merriam and II. c. Bowman
have been elected members OF the Topeka
Commercial club.
For one Thanksgiving at least the lit
tle boys didn't do their first skating of
the year i'm Kansas.
Several Topeka men attended the sale
of blooded swine at the farm of o. P.
UpdegraI yesterday.
President r. P. Ripley and General So
licitor -kenna of the Santa Fe, have re-
turned to Chicago
q, Inc bridge contractors VIII try to have
the bridge finished for dedication at the
Fail Festival next year
a plan Of Hamilton han to be sent to
prospective exhibitors at the Pure Food
show, has been made.
Secretary of State-elect w. E Bush is
family to Topeka at once
1t is Mr.. w D. Griffith of Parkdale
who is the father of a new son, not VIII
Griffith of Tyler street
Mrs. John Talley, wife of engineer Tai
ley OF the Santa Fe, is seriously i'll at
her home on Quincy street.
Charles Blood Smith and W. H. Ross
ington have gone to Washington, D. c..
to the bedside of George r. Peck.
The trolley plant was shut down for
twenty minutes this morning by one of
the wires dropping down to the ground.
R. W. Jenkins, district claim agent of
business connected with his department.
A D: Gray viii read paper on Robert
Louis Stevenson at the Unity church Fri
cay cd. n'sn'' NO admission WI" De '"a's-
Miss Dottie Alexander has returned to
her home from the StOrmont hospital,
where she has been for several weeks
There are but eight days remaining for
the various candidates in the recent cleo
ton to file their certificates of campaign
expenses.
Emil Ienenberger. a farmer who lives
near NinewOod park. has had a set OF
harness stolen, and he thinks Topeka
man did it.
the Young Peoples society of the First
Presbyterian church at the church par
Tors last night
Constables Williams and Matthews and
Detective Zeller had planned a wolf hunt
north of the city today, but owing to the
rain it was given up.
A. r. Russell. stenograp her in the office
of the attorney general, left yesterday
afternoon for his home in Clay Center,
to remain several days
A number of the old asphalt walks on
Kansas avenue near the corner Of Ninth
being replaced with brick.
Sol Smith Russell viii present "a
Bachelors Romance here Saturday
evening of next week Last year he
played IAN Everyday Man"
The u-year-Old son of VIM Johnson.
living near the brick works west of the
the elbow yesterday afternoon.
AdJutant General J. Y. Niles of the G.
where he has been for some time past
looking after business interests.
George and Ellen Buckner of Smoky
Row, who are continually qqarrellng
We're yesterday fined $50 each by Judge
Ferry. They furnished an appeal bond
John Macdonald has returned from
Chicago, where he attended session OF
the committee Of the National Education
al association to investigate rural schools
A Topeka man who is to be married in
mind him each dav lust how many more
him
Ex-City Attorney Tilotson lost his
damage case against NJ. c. Manley of
Of the Decker, Mullins & Berry sewer
case
DIT. Kirkpatrick, secretary of the state
on contagious diseases. Reference win
be especially made in the circular TO
quarantine rules
People who woke up in the middle of
last night and heard the terrific wind,
expected to ind the waterpipes frozen !
but it was even too warm.
James Mitchell of Lawrence, attorney /
for the j. H. Watkins Loan company.
was in the city yesterday on business in
connection with the receivership pro-
ceedings against the company
The Glover Hill Aid society which had
planned TO give a Thanksgiving dinner |
to the city poor was itself invited out to
rnsn e. If
in baskets for Individual distribution
Anna Williams of Parkdale, who fought
with Mrs Henry Null and Mrs. Edna /
Oleson q Weeg ago, was tried yesterday /
before Police Judge Ferry and fined SO. /
The other two women viii be tried later. |
1t is reported that Paul Hudson's sal |
airy is $500 a month in Mexico. And yet /
silver basis Come Observation-Disclosures !
in Topeka ought to do some hard think |
ing.
A Topeka man who is able to buy all
kinds Of turkey, cranberries, m1nce meat, |
etc. ate ham and eggs for his Thanks |
giving dinner today and mighty I
glad to get that. Hard times? No; he's |
moving
American bank in North Topeka. who |
has been in the loan business in Houston. /
to this city and viii remain here perma- /
nently.
stealing Frank Kingsland's coat at a re- /
cent dance Of the knights and Ladies OF |
Security has been dismissed. IT has been /
found that Mr.. Grubbs took the coat by /
mistake
G. j. Devlin. late manager of coal prop I
critics of the Santa F'e. has formed a new /
coal company which is Incorporated un- /
der the laws of Missouri The company /
is to be known as the Mt Carmel Coal I
company
The Benevolent society OF Hebrew Ia /
dies of Topeka yesterday sent a donation /
of $40 to Ingleside for the use of the As
ISOLATED Charities. With il was a pref +
tily worded note commendatory of the
work for the past year
Mrs Belle Honey Of 81 East Thira
street has been taken to Christ hospital /
suffering with acute pneumonia. She is
one of the deserted 400. Her husband /
left her to get work three months ago |
and has not returned nor written