The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-06-29
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

The Topeka Turner's leave today for
Omaha.
John b. Jones. ex-city detective, wants
to be a lieutenant.
Liverymen charge extra for taking
care of white horses.
j. B. Hawkins has been arrested for
keeping a vicious dog.
The interior of the Santa Fe hospital
in this city in being reprinted
The Y M c. A summer Bible school
will open at Wakarusa July 16
Minor Joice has been granted a pen
sion of Sc month and $3.50 back pay.
Mr. S. w. Moore. secretary of the
Leavenworth Y. NJ. c. A, is in the
city.
The patrol wagon should receive
coat of paint in honor of the new
force.
Yesterday a baker went to another
bakery to get a loaf of bread for his
dinner.
Thursday, Friday. Saturday and then
the Fourth is the way the small boy
figures it out
Mr.. ] w. Starr. superintendent Of fi the
spent yesterday in the city
c. NJ. Lockwood, who went to Cali
fornia for his health, has written home
that he is much improved.
The police station cat is the only
member of the force that is certain of
staying through the mix up.
The First English Lutheran Sunday
school is holding it's annual picnic at
Garfield park this afternoon.
Mr.. E. H. Crosby took charge of 125
Auditorium buttons, and through his
efforts 10 of them were sold.
Roy and Leo Shreve, children of Ma
jCr ShreVe of the governors office, have
returned from eastern visit.
Judge Foster is able to be at his of
fee in the federal building this week
for the first time in several weeks.
Henry Lautz. of the general manag-
ers office of the Santa Fe, will leave
about August for a trip in Europe.
The Salvation Army, Free Method
lists and Wesleyan Methodists will hold
a union gospel meeting at the City park
on July 4.
c. p. Leslie was arrested by the po
lice on the charge of allowing horses
to run at large in violation of city or
dinances.
The last will and testament of the
late George Wolff will be admitted to
probate tomorrow morning by Probate
Judge L. s Dolman-
H. A. Auerbach of the Palace Cloth
ing company has gone to Europe. He
secured clearance papers from Cover
nor Leedy before he started.
Charles .Reisner will leave July for
Omaha on his bicycle, and from there
will ride to Lake Geneva, Wis, to at
tend a Y. NJ. c. A. Bible school.
A marriage license has been issued to
James r. Pounds, aged % years, of
Jewell City, Kan. and Rosa Brown,
aged 10 years. of North Topeka.
Miss Susie Guild. who was graduated
from Washburn college this month, has
secured the position of assistant princi-
pal in the Junction City high school
johnson Jordan's $500 bond was sign
ed by John Owens and Thomas Slaugh-
ter both cOlored men. AS yet Jesse
Harper has been unable to secure bail
It has been seven long months since
Judge J. F. Lee has partaken of any of
the '-foaming brew" or bottled snake
bite" He now delivers temperance lee
lures.
Engineer James Holloway Of the San
ia Fe fell from his engine in the yards
here yesterday and severely sprained |
his shoulder He will be confined to
his home for several days.
= young man on Kansas avenue near
Fifth street entertains the neighbor- |
hood during duh hours with cornet So
los 1t is said to be worse than Louie |
the Greeks steam whistle.
There are now II prisoners in the city
jail. The new administration takes
charge of affairs tomorrow noon. When |
the present officers went into office the
city Jail was entirely empty.
Contests in singles" are being played
each evening this week on the courts of
the Topeka Tennis club, Tenth and Fill |
more streets. Saturday afternoon q |
tournament in doubles" viii be played. !
Joseph Devlin. the Santa Fe fireman
of this city who entered the Santa Fe /
hospital last September, is still in that |
institution. DevIin was operated on last |
January and one of his kidneys was
removed.
Sergeants Owen and Tim Donovan,
who have been retained on the police |
force, never NEEDLE with politics and |
they are better off than policemen who |