The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-07
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Mr.. Edward Wilder, treasurer of the
Santa Fe, is in Texas
The KarnivaI Knights meet tonight at
the Commercial club rooms.
The Catholic parochiaI schools of this
city opened yesterday morning.
The Grocers' association meets tornor-
row night at Trades Assembly hall.
John Seaton and w. E. Stanley occu-
pied box at the Crawford theater last
night
The cedar block pavement on West Sixth
street is beginning to develop some very
The c. A. R. committee on programme
will meet at the department Headquarters
at p. m Saturday.
The Topeka board of education has yet
over 200 old school desks which will be
sold to country school boards.
o. Z. Hungate and George H. Evans
have gone to Colorado Springs to take
dispositions in the Evans libel suit.
Colonel ]. Copeland Gordon is recovering
from the surgical operation performed at
Stormont hospital for gall stones.
W VIM ;,, Bittlesi yesterday declared insane
to the Topeka asylum this morning.
The weather. is rather. cool for K. K.
caps, but with the protection of ear muffs
the patriotic Knights can wear them.
Assistant General Passenger Agent E.
F. Macleod of the Rock Island has gone
to Vermont to spend a, short vacation.
The Kansas Medical college will open
next TUESDAY. students are already ar
irving and securing quarters in the city.
Travel on the early trolley cars this
morning was light on account of the cool
their work.
Joe Reisner of the Y. NJ. 6. A. has had a
photograph taken of his back and arms to
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Campaign committees always expect too
Paign and it is not surprising when one
breaks down.
The paintings of the judges which have
just been hung in the district. court room
represent the best work that Artist George
stone has done.
Mr. Ed Roller, for several years pre-
scription clerk at the WaggOner drug
store, has gone to st Joe to enter the
Dog Tax Collector NeIs Mcconnell
would do well to continue his work to the
fully 100 CANNES in that district which
are untaxed.
Most of the young men in the regiments
at the front and in camp send home pic
lures of themselves taken full length. The
uniform is there.
Miss Gay Rhea surprised the audience
at the Crawford theater last night by
before the curtain herself. She did It in
a very pleasing manner.
A tailor from Chicago came to Topeka
TO work and was here three days before
his employer discharged him and sent him
home. Tailors can't leave whisky alone
even in a prohibition state.
First Sergeant Ferguson of Garden City
has been commissioned second Heuten--
J. Martin of the Twenty-second has also
been made a lieutenant by Governor
Leedy.
A. L. Williams, N. H LOOMS and R.
". Blair viii continue as attorneys of the
Union Pacific railroad under the present
management The organization of the Ie-
gal department of the road is now com
plete-
The cases of r. L. Conley and 3. ].
Putnam, who were convicted in police
court of maintaining a nuisance, have been
appealed to the district court. They kept
the Topeka. Cold Storage house. the branch
headquarters for the Lemp Brewing com
pany. They were fined $500 each and sen
fenced each to so days in the city Jail
Several thousand flowers are being pre-
pared by the floral committee of the FAN
Festival The 80 900 flowers made for the
floral portion Of the festival last year. all
n excellent condition, remain stored in
topeka warehouse. although they were of
Tered to the floral committee a less than
me cost of preparing a new supply. Is
| lHls good business management?