The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-12
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
The persimmon crop is short.

A. w. Dana has become an Elk.
Charley Holiday has not been seen since
the election.
The best popcorn will be scarce this
winter.
Jack Downing of Hays City is in the
city.
The more dogs a man has the poorer
he generally is.
VIM. Qulnton has gone to Leavenworth
to spend Sunday.
Next week is a week Of prayer for the
7. NJ. G. A members
Bitter-sweet never looked more pictur-
esQue than this fall.
How many people know in what legis-
lative district they reside?
The thermometers stayed below 40 de-
grees all day yesterday.
Farmers are shipping a great deal of
baled hay to eastern markets
A force of Workmen Is repairing the city
railway tracks on Kansas avenue.
Husking bees are talked of as a winter
amusement in the outskirts of Topeka
The office of Tom DOran is a favorite
place for small ratification meetings.
Tt makes a man SILVER these cold morn
ings to see another man handling ice
Jim MOrphy's boom for secretary of the
senate is gaining force right along
A dozen might've clubs have been or
gained in Topeka in the past two weeks
DR.. Frances StOrrs will spend the winter
in Scotland. She will leave in few days
Mike AcKenna of the secretary of sta ties
office returned from PlainVille last night.
Edward Popenoe brother of r. o. Pope
noe, has moved onto farm near Berry
ton.
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quite lively since the election returns have
come in.
Vincent Kaczynski has taken his street
d d1s il5t>'ei IL anu
The asphalt pavement on Van Buren,
cracked.
Don't spell the name of the attorney
general-elect with three DIS. 1t is spelled
Lot No. 81 Quincy street viii be sold at
sheriffs sale at the court house Monday
John Jones, the colored politician, says
he will not flop until the Populist senate
Another batch of prisoners. ten in all
are ready to go to the penitentiary from
Mrs. Annie L. Diggs is building a house
at the corner of Western avenue and
| Tenth street.
The Copeland will be the center of at
traction in Topeka from now until the LIST
| of January.
The new bowling alley in the T A. A.
finest in town
Rev. E. L. Thorpe will preach. both
church tomorrow.
If the. Topeka representatives succeed
| in abolishing, the justice courts the people
Harry Mosher of the state Treasures
| office attributes the result of the election
| to the evil one.
Some people who do not live in Topeka
/ proposition defeated.
| ton, where he has been assisting on the
| Signal for several weeks
It is only four months until there is an
/ other election These are the harvest
/ times of the ward heller
| Ex-Lieutenant Governor Troutman's
| ante-electon guess was that Stanley 5
plurality would be 1900.
| Jersey Small of Maple Hill, who is
wei known in Topeka, has sold his ranch
( and will move to Oklahoma.
| Everyone who is suspected of having
| any influence with the bosses is pestered
| by a horde of place-hunters.
! w. D. Paul, for whom the village of
/ Pauline was named, had his leg broken
/ a lew days ago by a refractory steer.
| EX-CounciIman c. H. Nettels. who never
| fired a gun in his life until a month ago,
1 has become an enthusiastic hunter.
| Ex-Governor Lewelling says: This talk
! about a special session is all nonsense. 1t
| would be an indignity to the corpse"
! ''Davy Crockett will be the piece pre-
/ scented by the Redmond cOmDaTlv at the
/ Grand Opera House next Monday evening
| Harry Bone has settled down to work
| in the district attorneys office. He saws
/ he has had enough campaign work to last
| Joe Ewing, a Smoky Row jointist plead
| ed guilty to assault in the district court
/ yesterday. He will be sentenced in a few
/ days.
| 1t goes hard with Populists to see Re
/ publicans having a good time on the
money the Pop1lists paid over to them
] after the election.