The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-10-15
SD sHOTs AT HOME NEWS
-aior Burge Is better today.

The registration closes a week from
tomorrow.
The streets in South Topeka are be-
ing graded.
The gymnasium class at the It. a. "a
is growing.
H. J. Kelly of Oakland is sick with
brain fever.
Captain Joe Waters is in Troy, kan,
on legal business
Charles Gormly Of 4S5 Western aveL
nue. has a new boy.
Contractor w. B. Griffith has moved
to Colorado Springs.
The State Dairy association viii meet
this year in Abilene.
The oxford club viii be organized for
the winter this week
Jim Finneys the pugiist,is expected in
today from Lincoln, Neb.
H. c. Streetor has just returned from
trip over the state on business
The Scranton winter coal train has
been put on again by the Santa Fe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Lux, 313 Chan
der street. are the parents of a son.
1t is not yet known whether the Hill
mon case is to be tried this winter or
not
Forty-five Topeka children cannot go
to school becaus they have no shoes to
wear.
There is a case Of scarlet fever in the
family of F. L. Roser, 1913 Lincoln
street
Festival has made Topeka people more
generous.
The Topeka Social Purity league will
Of in,
two weeks.
Years ago 1.-THE Devils Auction
used to open its season in Topeka at
the Grand.
II. d. Mosburger, a mine owner Of
Burlingame. has opened a coal office
in this city
There is a case of scarlet fever in the
family of James AIcRoberts, go Han
cock street.
}. C. Bratten win put $500 worth of
improvements on his house at 1926
Lane street.
a force of men are at work today tax
ing UP the old West Side circle track on
Ninth street.
The sidewalk contractors are now
working on the second lot of walks
condemned
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Mcclure, 1911
West Fifteenth street, are the parents
OF a daughter.
The Republican state committee tried
to get Senator Thurston for a week in
Kansas but failed.
Charles H. Yale. Of the "Devils Auc-
ton" company is thinner this year, or
his Autographs are
Dr. Gunsaulus of Chicago. is to be one
Of the attractions of the Washburn col
lege lecture course.
Two garbage wagon driver. were on
the street today perched on their loads
wearing RAGS and silk hats
T. G. Beal has been reelected grand
treasurer Of the I. O. o. TT. and w. r..
Taylor, grand representative.
The damage suit against Sheriff KEEP
ley pending at Kansas City has been
postponed until next Monday
Cy Leland is a grandfather. A son
was born this week to his daughter,
Mrs Charles Norman Of Troy.
L. Clearinghouse. five miles southeast
of town had his wire fence cut and
seven steers stolen Tuesday night.
Richard Mansfield speaks i've Ian
guages and is a painter and author.
1t takes education to be good actor.
Willie Sells Standard theater in New
ford in Topeka, but it is some finer.
Ben D. Linard of Ottawa, grand
commander Of the Select Knights A. o.
%. W.. Is in the city on lodge business.
DC. Tnlotson arganized a Bryan Free
Silver club of 81 members at Sunnyside
this week and every member is q, voter
The instructors in the Sixth street
financial school are becoming more Bit
ter every day and quarrels occur hour
~
The game of foot ball that Washburn
was to have played at Emporia with
the college tomorrow has been called
of.
Several hundred old papers and mag
azines have been donated to the reading
room at the Santa Fe hospital in this
city.
a. J. Loveland, formerly Of the Shaw
nee mills is now superintendent of the
Del Monte FIGURING mills Of san Fran
cisco.
The Miss Bertha Elliott who Is SER
iously i'll lives in North Topeka and is
not the Miss Bertha Elliott of Tyler
street.
Councilman Stephenson has with
drawn from the firm of Bartholomew &
Co, and he viii start into business for
himself.
"A Topeka minstrel company Of coll
ored young men that starts out this
week will call itself the 'Kolored Kom-
fc Rooms"
There have been more deaths in Wal
nut Grove addition in the past six
months than occurred there before in
five years
w L. Chamberlain is just finishing
$1,000 worth of improvements in the
way Of remodening his home at lis
Western avenue.
The second K. S. NJ. viii celebrate the
anniversary of the Battle Of the Blue
at Lincoln Post hall. October p, Colonel
veale commanding.