The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-12
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

DR.. L. NJ. POWeU IS SICK with hay fever.
DR.. G. J. Nulvane returned today from
| Arizona
The Modocs returned Saturday night
from Cincinnati.
The voice of the school bell is again
heard in the land
Mr. J. B. Bartholomew is confined to
his bed with cold
Mr.. Fred Snow has returned after spend
ing week in Omaha.
The Santa Fe whistle now blows at 8
o'clock in the morning.
The Karnival Knights meet tonight at
the Commercial club rooms
Justice AfcClintock does the most bust
ness of any justice OF the peace.
Mrs George F. Sharitt is convalescing
after a serious illness of several weeks.
The papers in Kansas are having a great
deal to say about TOpeka's carnival queen.
Miss Lottie Bowes has signed this sea-
son with Jacob Lifts Shenandoah COM
Mike NcKenna of the office of the sec
rotary of state is learning to ride a BIZ
More than one Topeka man spent the
greater part of Sunday in putting up
stoves.
The stormy weather has delayed the
work of paving the old walks in the state
house grounds.
Secretary Coburn is the only official at
the state house who is not taking a hand
in the campaign
The ladies' floral committee meets We'd
nesday afternoon at their rooms in the
Curry building.
The Topeka Wheelmen talk of forming
stock company to control the new race
track at Garfield park
Captain J. G. Waters was the orator at
the dedication Of the soldiers arch at
Junction City, Friday.
Some merchants have already sent or
val night. Oh, dear!
Mr.. w. H. Stillwell, assistant general
superintendent of the Rock Island, is
spending vacation in Canada.
Mrs. E. B. Meredith will give Queen of
the Sea" at one of the opera houses for
the floral benefit Instead of "Bo-Peep''
The vinewood party which the weat Their
h1G we ks iG tall ad
of for Hudson's hall some evening soon.
Secretary Coburn of the state board of
the utility of the rape plant for a feeding
purposes.
Thieves" has beer. organized since the
members have returned from their sum
mer vacations.
these good rains Garfield park will be as
rive as it was last spring.
One old settler says that he remembers
that 20 years ago there was just such a
get warm TIL the next year
The committees in charge of the Labor
Trsdeg Assembiy haiI to settle All mai
tiers pertaining to the picnic.
The steam roller of the Gilsonite Asphalt
company has been unloaded from the cars
and is awaiting favorable weather before
being put to work on the state house
drives.
Miss Etheiyn Palmer, who went to New
York, last month after spending the sum
company at the Davidson theater in Mil
Waukee.
There is war brewing between the PEG
pie in Topeka who own expensive macldn-
tOSheS and the manufacturers. AS yet
a macintosh that won't leak has not been
discovered.
A delegation of Topeka base ball fans
will go to Kansas City next Saturday to
witness the games between the present
Western league leaders and their closest
adversarieS, the Indianapolis team.
A New York man who is visiting in To-
peka says the kind of weather Topeka. has
been having during the past two or three
days makes him think of home.
The police recovered a. horse and buggy
Saturday that was stolen by two women.
The women promised to leave town, and
if they do so will not be prosecuted. ITS
the cheapest way to settle the matter
said Chief Strauss.S
Mr.. L. r. Streetar who will leave the
Gay Rhea- compa1lg in this city tonight,
will go to Chicago to take the position of
stage manager ana director of the Farley
Stock company, which is booked for this
ciny in January. Mr.. Streeter thorough
~ understands this business.
There is talk of running a special train
from Topeka to LeaVenWOrth for the con-
SecratiOn of Father Cunningham as bishop
of the CoReordia diocese of the Catholic
church on September q. Father Gun
bingham was for several years pastor of
the Church of the Assumption in this
city and for this reason many Topeka
Catholics wish to attend his conservation.