The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-10-30
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
Three dances were given in Topeka last
evening.
There was a dance at the Arion hall
The last guns in the campaign will be
fired tonight
D. B., Johnson is suffering with a
sprained ankle.
DR.. Whitmer has purchased a new thor
oughbred for his buggy.
Mrs. J. r. Dennis is seriously i'll at her
home on Topeka avenue.
Edward Reedy is building a house at &C
Laurent street to cost $500
The electric wiring and plumbing for
the new city jail annex has been done.
Several Bethany girls attended the
Beta-Chappie foot ball game yesterday.
Mr.; J; B. Marshall has gone to Leaven-
worth to attend the Shriners meeting
Washburn college will play foot ball
with Ottawa university Monday in To-
peka.
L. NJ Wood of the Modocs has composed
new song entitled 1.-The Old Plantation
Half a block of brick sidewalk is be-
| ing laid on Lincoln between Huntoon and
| Thirteenth streets
Mrs. J. H. Love. at Thirteenth and Van
Buren,, has a night blooming cereuS which
opened last night.
w. z. Bush. secretary of state. has been
assisting in the campaign in Jewell coun-
ty during this week
Members of the Arion society will hold
a social session at Arion hall on next
w. c. johnson has been issued a build
ing permit for dwelling to cost $500 at
Al Western avenue.
Iron gates have been placed on the en-
trance to the Bowman Memorial hail on
| West HuntOon street.
A few arrests tonight for malicious de-
struction of property may put an end to
Halloween depredauOns.
Z. c. Carpenter, a Topeka boy. who has
been located at ROSSVlle, viii open a
dental office in Topeka.
Ten wagon loads of movers passed
through Topeka yesterday on their way
to Oklahoma from Iowa.
Mr. w. c. Campbell arrived yesterday
from Colorado Springs to spend week
with his family in this city.
S w. Vandivert late of KinsIey, and
s. M Gardenhire have formed a law part
nership in New York city.
The threatened suit of J. E. POttinger
against the city has been filed in the
district court. 1t is for 5000.
Private watchmen have been employed
in many parts of the city to keep HaIIoW-
cen vandals from destroying property.
DR.. J. P. Raster. chief surgeon of the
Santa Fe accompanied by Mrs. Raster,
left yesterday for Albuquerque, n. NJ.
Rev. D. d Boyle of the First Christian
church is suffering from injuries received
Mrs. John A. Bright is still dangerous
" i'll at the StOrmont hospital. and but
little hope is entertained for her recoV-
Police Commissioner NJ. D. Henderson
saw the foot ball game yesterday by
standing on a buggy seat OUTSIDE the
fence.
wheezy hand organ and a crippled
monkey arrlyed, IN Town d ygSeeIf +i s,,b
urbs.
The next meeting Of the, Apollo club will
be held at the MOdoc club rooms as a
counter attraction to the election next
| Tuesday evening
Last evening al $50 o'clock fire was
discovered in the front window OF Iroup
Enterprise and a fire alarm sent in. The
damage was small
Frank Flenniken is now in charge OF
Captain P II. Coney's Kansas City office
VIM. Higgins, eX-SecretarX OF state, IS
also assisting in the office.
The perjury case Justice Chesney's
court docket takes the record for length;
| 1,505 words We're written IN space gen
orally devoted to about 200
Mrs. John Grey. mother of Mrs A. p.
Shreve, and daughter, Mrs A. G. Talbot,
have returned to their homes IN Kansas
City after a visit in Topeka
J. E Crockett will travel in Kansas
for a St. Louis mercantile establishments
Headquarters at Junction City.
Dr. Mary Weeks Burket of Chicago. a
sophicaI society, is visiting Mrs. Alonzo
Wardall at her home on Van Buren
street.
resenting the Windsor Mercantile com
pany was in Topeka yesterday. He sold
nine car loads of potatoes and one car OF
cabbage to Topeka commission men
The Christian Healing Mission has Dur-
s sWe5Ie between Fifth and Sixth streets
from the Society of Friends and VIII con-
duct their meetings there hereafter.
No children will eb admitted to the
Central Church kindergarten in Parkdale
! n fter November 3. Parents who desire
their children to enter should see Mrs.
ii. A. Tice 623 Monroe street, at once
Willie Tuttle a boy of unsound mind
who lives on Fillmore near Sixteenth
street disappeared yesterday and his
mother thinks that he drowned himself
| in Shunganunga creek. There is no indi-
| cation of it.
Phil Bennett has sold his house at 1858
Van Buren, street to J. II calvert for
| the home of VIM. Higgins when he was
| secretary of state. Mr.. Bennett Will
move to Colorado.