The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-07
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

| Some fields around Topeka are resplend-
! ent with morning glories.
| The Salvation Army is looking for a new
/ location for meeting place.
| Mr.. c. P. Bolmar has taken a position
as clerk in the Topeka postofhce
| The police station cat has gotten 1at
since the new force has been in
Frost may be expected to ripen the hazel
nuts and perSimmOnS at any time
Uncle Toms Cabin shows, are known
in the profession as u. T C." shows
Miss Rose writes part of her letters
home in Hawaiian and part IN Engllsh-
Judge Eazen of the district court is very
fond of hunting and owns a fine beagle
new drug store is being fitted up at
the corner of Tenth and Topeka avenues
The rain of today is week late In the
almanacs it was predicted for last Fri
day.
Major A. NJ. Harvey of the Twenty-sec-
ond kansas is in New York visiting ms
Now that the people know that the. city
water is all right their appetites will be
better.
the leading man of the Gay Rhea COM
pany.
Midland college of Atehison and Wash
burn will play foot ball Saturday after
Warm looking red blankets made at the
Topeka wooden mill are on sale since the
cold snap.
one Topeka man carries on a business
on KANSAS avenue and attends the medi-
cal college.
Councilman James Warner has gone. to
St Louis and will stop at Omaha on his
Mrs. Thorpe needs clothing. for an or
phan boy seven years of age. that he may
The rain of today is badly needed. as
pasture is drying. up and early sown wheat
refuses to sprout.
Harry Stafford, who has passed the 300
pound notch, says that drinking water has
made him fieshy.
Judge Ferry opens police court these
quiet days, and closes it. That's about
all there is to do.
Mr. W. A. Evans, Topeka correspond
account of illness.
Mr.. c. L. Broadwen of the Topeka Cash
store, has returned after visit to the
Omaha exposition.
The prediction of the weather bureau for
generally clear weather today evidently
did not mean Topeka
Many people who could not find seats on
the < k special to Omaha will go with
the NodOcs on Tuesday.
The K. and L. of S. float was one of the
prettiest in the floral parade, but no pic
lures of it were secured.
Mr.. Ed Kellam. who left here last April
for a trip through Europe, will return to
this city in a few days
There are more applications for speeches
bv Webb McNan at fusion headquarters
than for any other speaker.
Talk about the smallness of the world
tor at the Brooklyn navy yard.
Clerk A. W. Thompson Of the court of
appeals has returned from Arkansas, where
he has been taking dispositions.
The Topeka Wheelmen are trying to
raise money by subscriptions to pay off
the indebtedness on their track.
Assistant General Passenger Agent z. E.
Macleod of the Rock Island has returned
after trip to St. Adams, VT.
Topeka foot ball enthusiasts are COM
mencing to talk of the Ames-K. U. game
and to make up parties to attend
Work on the vestibules and stone steps
in front of the Church of the Assumption
will be commenced in a few days.
The condition of United States. District
Judge Foster is greatly improved and he
is now able to be around the house
Bill boards for the paper of the Grand
Opera House attrac tiOns have been erect
ed at different locations about the city.
The T. A. a is this early arranging
plans for a ball team next spring It will
be confined to members of the club only.
Press Censor J. w. dorphy of the Popu-