The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-09-17
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS
$ are plentiful at Lake View.

Ducks are plentiful at Lake View.
Atehison will send a float to the Topeka
carnival parade.
The Mid-Continent band has three new
saXaphone players.
J. H Leonard spent yesterday at Lake
View duck hunting.
\ The rush for costumes for the carnival
>5aE is just beginning.
W. T. Parker is the very newest no.
tary public in Topeka
The working plans of Chesney square
have been completed
William ]. Krehbiel has returned from
a vacation trip in the east.
The attorneys in the stockyards case
seem to be talking against time.
Miss Lena Wheeland of Beloit has been
commissioned as notary public.
DR.. ]. r. Fay is expected here tomor-
row and to remain for the festival.
Roy Crawford left today to attend the
military academy at Notre Dame, Ind.
I. A. Strauss is preparing to so with
the Topeka Klondike expedition i'll Feb
ruary.
The Arions have appropriated S25 to be
used in decorating their building for the
festival.
wayland Ackley has taken a position
IN the car service department. O4 lA6
Santa Fe.
Eugene Wolf, assistant postmaster. is
enjoying a visit by his mother from
COshocton, o.
Prof. and Mrs. Arthur Hyde have gone
to housekeeping on West Chestnut street,
near Washburn college.
John Mccormick a Topeka railway mo-
torman, has been elected to a position at
the Topeka insane asylum.
The base bali game between the state
house and newspaper teams will be called
at $3.50 tomorrow afternoon
Most every afternoon group of old
soldiers can be found at Lincoln Post hall
fighting the battles DER again.
The helmets to be used by the knights
in the FAN Festival tournament will
weigh eleven pounds apiece. Oh!
Mr.. r. a. Speicher, operator in the
Rock Island telegraph office in this city,
is seriously ill with typhoid fever
The Ladies' Alliance of the Unitarian
church will hold a business meeting in
the church parlors tonight at o'clock.
Lieutenant H. A Smith has the repu-
tation of being one of the most genial
and best posted military men in Kansas.
Burton Nudge, son of General Superin-
tendent Nudge of the Santa Fe. has
tered St. Johns Military academy at Sa-
lima.
Topeka base ball fans hope to have
the deal to have Topeka in the Western
association perfected at the meeting Nom
day evening
a Topeka firm has bought IA dozen
rolls of films for kodaks and they fully
expect to sell all of them by the close
of the festival
The enrolment at the Kansas Medical
college is at present 90, which is nearly
double that of last year for the CORE
spending time.
Rol Nichols and family will move back
10 Topeka from Colorado Springs next
week Colorado climate does not agree
with Mr.. Nichols health
1t is probable that the state university
''sideshow," which was seen in Topeka
during the Pure Food show will be in the
carnival parade on October 1.
Police officers on the main streets
smoke while on duty. Don't let our
festival visitors see them doing this. 1t
looks so jay for a metropolitan city
Harry Overholt has resigned his posi-
ton in the office of the auditor of freight
receipts of the Santa Fe and will assist
in the management of the Copeland hotel
During Fall Festival week no vehicles
will be allowed to go north on Topeka
"7--~ue fram the fair grolnds and none