The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-07-06
SNAP SHOTS OF HOME NEWS
Mrs. Howell Jones Is quite III.

Mrs. Howell Jones IS quite III.
The state supreme court IS in session
.,- Atehiso gn plays here the last three days
Major T. }. Anderson is not able to be
down town.
The Topeka Fourth of July orators have
returned to their homes.
The officers claim that there are over
SUI colored troops now in camp
The T. R. B. dry goods stock is being
appraised under order Of Sheriff Cook
Nels Mcconnell, city dog tax collector,
has been sworn in as a special policeman.
Mrs. A P Shreve and daughter Edna
have gone to La Junta to spend the sum-
The Committee of Fifteen was scheduled
to meet last night, but there was no quo
rum
The Topeka Auditorium association d.
rectors meet this evening at the Com
merciaI club rooms
Thomas A. Clements has gone to In
Archibald OF that city.
A regulation uniform for the city police
men viii be selected this week by repre-
sentatives of the force
IT The .5,l LAWYERS viii miss the Battle OF
in the district court room
The summer Bible camp at Wakarusa
| under the management Of the Topeka Z.
M c A opens on July Is.
William NuZum. an emp1oye of the To-
peka foundry, is suffering from a fractuF-
ed arm. the result of a bicycle accident.
Charles CriIIey, who formerly resided In
Topeka, but who has been in Old Mexico
for a number Of years, is visiting in the
city.
4 tournament in singles will be played
Saturday afternoon on the courts Of the
streets.
General Superintendent Nudge of the
| Santa Fe sprained his ankle yesterday in
| Stepping out or his carriage at the Santa
| General Hawkins, who was wounded at
! the battle of Santiago. commanded the
| val in 1886
| Bailiff John Coyne of the district court
| and Mrs Coyne Will leave next week for
| Pocatella- Idaho. to spend a month visit
ing their son.
| The condition of Artist George NJ. Stone,
! who was injured last week in a bicycle
! collision, is slightly improved but he is
/ not yet out of danger.
Charles Hinckley. son of Mr.. H. V.
| Hinekley. had one of his hands badly torn
/ by the explosion of a toy cannon on the
| evening of the Fourth
| The Army Relief society will meet in
/ the Senate chamber Thursday morning at
| army hospitals of the Kansas regiments.
Ed MURPHY STOPPED oyer IN Topeka
vas on his way to Guthrie TO meet Kid
| Ryan for lightweight honOrs August L
| The Santa Re division superintendent,
| who spent several days in this city ar
ranging the new time card which goes
| into effect next Sunday, have returned to
| their homes.
| A Topeka man left for three months
| and returned kansas beats California
| all 10 snnit herines," was what he said
! when asked why he came back 50 soon.
| Taylor Riddle, chairman of the live
/ stock sanitary board. has started a. Texas
/ fever tick hatchery in the state house. He
( says that he intends to mUzzle his speci-
/ mems.
| While fishing in the Wakarusa recently.
DR.. H C. Miner of this city caught a
I channel catfish weighing q trihe over nine
4 pounds In order to prove the truth of
( this statement. DR.. Miner has preserved
/ the fish in alcohol
! Wallace Rynerson, who has been the
/ Topeka agent for several brick and roof
/ ing companies, will move to Kansas City
| tomorrow, where he has accepted the po-
! sitiOn of city salesman for the Kansas
| City Hydraulic Press Brick company.
| nance in Topeka. A number of collisions
/ between bicycles and bicycles and bugg1es
I have occurred recently at night which
| would not have occurred had lamps been
/ attached to the wheels Lamps would be
| a protection to the Wheelmen-
The Topeka Daily Legal News which
/ has been edited by Arthur Callahan, has
/ for several years has been a clerk in the
! register of deeds office. Miss Heron
resigned her position in the Office of Reg
/ lister OF Deeds Frank Stevens to take the
| management of the News. Arthur Cal
/ laham will go to Chicago.
| The Topeka Turner's who went to
/ Omaha to attend the National funniest
| returned last evening in special cars over
/ the Rock Island They were met at the
depot by a large crowd of Turner'S and
/ friends, and Marsha1Ps band. They went
to Turner garden, where a supper had
/ Fied off honors in turning. Otto Wendell
| berg is the instructor. There was a hot
time at Turner garden last night in ceIe-
| bratiOn of the victory.