The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-16
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

| The pet stock show opens next Tuesday.
| peka.
Washburn has won two foot ball games
/ IN Denver
| The '.hxers'' are arranging the slate for
/ the spring election.
The Elks are doing more business than
any other lodge in Topeka
The Kansas Editorial association will
meet in Topeka in January.
/ The Wolff Packing company is paving
its cattle yard with brick.
There will be a revival at the Methodist
church in LOwman Hill next week
The room at SIG Kansas avenue is used
BY the dairymen for their exhibit Of but
The majority Of the state officials are a
the state house again for the first time for
Major Inman's Great Salt Lake Trail''
has arrived. Il is bound uniformly with
the Santa Fe Trail
Ex-Governor Click is in Topeka today
to attend a meeting of the Kansas Omaha
exposition commission
Lieutenant GovernOr-elect Harry Rich
any resemblance to him.
Patrol Driver Mccoy has rugged up a
used on the patrol wagon
Judge Emery of Lawrence is attending
the State Historical society.
James Dargitz, who has been III with
typhoid fever in the Santa Fe hospital for
several weeks, is cOnvaleScent-
The MERCHANTS are receiving. Christmas
goods da1ly now, but most OF them are
Dr. AIcKinley's term as superin tendent
OF the Topeka insane asylum does not ex-
pire until a year from next August
One of the tribulations of going hunting
Is that your friends will not believe the
stories you tell when you come home.
The meteor exhibit is due and people
who are interested in such things are hop
ing that it viii take place as advertised
The receptive, candidate is now becon-
who IS going after things in dead earnest.
George W Martin is up from Kansas
ciety.
The doll which was dressed by Miss
Rose stands beside a picture of Miss Rose
in kellam's window and attracts much at
teution.
Governor Leedy has received Bis from
the United States towards the support OF
present year.
The official returns from. the county
clerks of the different counties over the
state are beginning to come into the secre-
tary Of states office
Many people do not know what the ref
Saturday when the people voted on the
water works election
There are only two cases of contagious
disease in Topeka There is hope that
the diphtheria epidemic which prevails in
other Kansas towns may miss Topeka
Miss Belle WEIGH. daughter of r. B.
WEIGH. is a candidate for a position as
stenographer in one of the state house de-
partments under the new administrat ton
William Gilbert Kelly, son of ex-senator
H 3. Kelly and brother of Emma Kelly
of kl0ndike fame. was married yesterday
in Georgetown, Col, to Miss Grace Dett-
mar.
A Topeka man who has been carrying
heavy accident insurance for several years
and has never received any returns from
it, is inclined to get mad because he never
gets hurt.
Another effort IS to be made this winter
to have the legislature provide suitable
quarters for the State Historical society.
It is t. be hoped that the effort viii be
successful
Chairman John Clancy Of the Republi-
can county committee says that he would
would let him alone and allow him TO get
back to his business.
A little Topeka girl after hearing that
meteortc shower is likely to curalmost
would not be well to take umbrellas when
they 60 out after night
The Republican ratification has been
set definitely for Thursday evening. W.
T. Stanley, Frank Nelson and A a God
ard viii be the speakers The meeting
viii be at Hamilton nall
J n. Senter and Richard CoyIe. seere-
tary and clerk of the board of railroad
commissioners, are at work on the annual
report Of the board which Will appear
about the 1s1 Of January
Tomorrow is the day the ship which will
bear the Christmas presents TO the Kansas
soldier boys at Manila sails from san Fran
cisco How happy those boys LOO miles
from home will be to receive a Christmas
present from home
Charles Hoge. bond clerk in the state
treaSurer's office. went out to LeOG TO-
day as witness in q bond case. He says
TO Frank Grimes for a Job under the new
administration
A Wichita man who is intimate with
COvernor-elect Stanley told at the state
house today that Mr. Stanley has already
received lis applications for the position