The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-09
SNAP SHOTS AT HOWE NEWS

me santa lie shops VIII close tOnor~
row.
The burning leaves season of the year
is here.
1t will not be long until politics will
be forgotten.
Major Tom Anderson is able to be
at his Office again.
The Foraker meeting tomorrow viii
begin promptly at 1;45.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. l.. Walker, Potwin.
are the parents of a daughter.
Many people have bought Mansfield
tickets for speculative purposes.
George G. Beach Of West Sixth street
has built an addition to his store.
Bert Hazlett is olerking in Frank
Longs Dizzy Cafe" at Kansas City.
Mrs. Robert Pierce is convalescing
from a severe attack of typhoid fever.
The fair grounds are being cleaned up
and the hay and straw viii be burned.
Mrs. George Bailey is recovering from
an illness Of two months with typhoid
fever.
Adjutant General Fox. who has been
sick, is now able to be in his office
again.
a great number of white covered
movers wagons are passing through
Topeka
Atchison Is now agitating a flower
parade in connection with its next year
carnival
Charley Elliott is now able to sit up
and expects to be down town in a day
or two.
Richard Mansfield carries three spec
ial cars with him on his trip through
the west.
The Committee of Fifteen has a force
Of men at work cleaning up the fair
grounds.
State Architect ]. G. Holland is in
Ada, o., to attend the funeral Of his
wife's mother.
There is a case of diphtheria in the
family of George Oberly, 1124 North
Monroe street.
Charles S. Gleed is building an addi-
ton TO his residence on Greenwood ave
nue. in Potwin.
The State Horticultural society has
dated its annual meeting for Topeka,
December 8 to i'll
]. w. Gleed returned to this city to
day from New York after an absence
of several months
Gold Bug Pease says that the police
man that arrested him several weeks
ago is an anarchist.
So many relations insist on visiting a
certain Topeka man that he is com
PEELED to live at hotel
a real live prince viii visit Topeka
next week viii the Topeka girls al
low him to get away?
The Woman's Free Silver league now
serves lunch at all the silver meetings
held by the mems league.
j. 4. Shively has completed a new
frame residence adjoining the John D.
Knox estate in Potwin.
The Hall building on Jackson street
is being seated with chairs for the For
azer meeting tomorrow.
The heartiest laugher in the city is
a man who is employed in the auditors
department of the Santa Fe-
Four prominent Topeka physicians
have offered their services free to Mrs.
Thorpe's poor this winter.
Eugene Ware is building a new frame
residence on his property at the corner
of Sixth and West streets
Two Of the seating stands erected on
West Eighth street for the Fall Festi
val parades are still standing.
The residence of J. A. Stitt, the trans
fer man. at 1885 Harrison street, was
fumigated for scarlet fever yesterday
A Topeka hotel man who refused to
give anything to the Festival fund now
boasts that he made 81, 500 during the
week
There are about 1000 voters in To
peka who have not yet registered, but
must before October q if they expect
to vote.
Word has been received at the coun-
ty Jail that Sheriff Kepley has reached
salt Lake city He viii return next
week
Another First Ward Mckinley club
was organized last night p. Grey is
president and A. r. Eagleson, secre-
tary-
The senior class of the Kansas Medi-
cal college visits the state insane asylum
every Friday for the study Of nervous
diseases
The orphans home people are now
gathering up the institutions babies
that have been boarding out for the
summer
w. o. Neville, chief clerk in the Office
of the assistant superintendent of the
Rock Island, is the latest member of
the T. A A.
1t is said that Beauchamp and Gett-
man Of the Topeka base ball club will
play with the Falls City foot ball team
this season
A prominent charity worker said to- |
day. Many a man refused to do good |
for fear it win bring him into undue
A man took poll Of the train last /
night which left Kansas City over the /
Santa Fe and he gives the figures, Nc |
Kinley 115; Bryan 81.
Mrs. Edna Maxwell. the lady who |
was injured in the Santa Fe wreck /
Sunday morning has returned to her /
home in Kansas City
A Topeka woman says she knows Of a /
half dozen Topeka couples who have |
abandoned getting married this fall be-
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