The Topeka state journal., 1898-11-04
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

! SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
George Eagle is able to be around on
| erutches.
The justice courts are kept busy with
/ civil cases.
The Salvation Army hospital now has
The plumbers are anxiously waiting for
/ cold weather.
Harry Stafford has been campaigning up
/ IN Doniphan county.
a delegation of Burlingame teachers is
visiting the Topeka schools.
! The waterWorks bond election will be
i held week from tomorrow
DR.. and Mrs. H. T. Mclaughlin, for
| merry of Topeka, have gone to Egypt.
EX-COngreSSman T. J. Hudson is argu-
| ing case in the supreme court today.
| Topeka has several second hand stores
which are veritable Old Curiosity Shops.
Paul Torrington is making the prelim-
| mary surveys for the North Topeka sewer.
The court Et h9pse gT4pPds q 4 are are already
A detachment of the street force is still
working on the West Sixth street pave
! Prescott & Co. are heating DR.. Hoge-
| boom's building on Kansas avenue with
steam.
/ One of the washburn college street cars
now bears the sign u. s. MALI in large
| letters.
Arthur Capper thinks Topeka is large
meters.
A travelling man bet, s. on the election
of Governor Leedy, with drug clerk, last
Mr.. A. A Robinson, president of the
Mexican Central railway, is at home in
the high school foot bali team, but It was
/ a failure.
1.-THE, The salTsti9p Iva Army is contemplating
Of Topeka
Major A. NJ Harvey will return to
| Topeka today and will speak at Usage
| City tonight.
Governor Leedy and John Madden will
wind up the campaign at Hamilton hall
Several of the Topeka newspaper men
second the motion to form Bohemia
club in Topeka.
Joseph Fritch, assistant clerk of the su-
Prrem1qe ne court court ] is known as the philosopher
Sam Radges has issued a circular which
he calls plain Talk No T. about his pro-
posed city directory.
Lawrence Banks, who was captain Of
the high school foot bal team, has Joined
the Washburn team.
The repairing of the West Sixth street
| ment is hardly noticeable.
Chief Wilmarth is an early riser and
about Z o'clock every morning.
Brick Wilson, yardmaster of the Rock
Island, has returned from the first vaca-
ton he has had in ten years.
A portion of Major Anderson's collection
of the Commercial club rooms.
Mrs. Preuszner will speak at the pri-
First COngrega ational church.
Charles Kleinhans will. go to Hot
Springs next week to eradicate what is
left of his sciatic rheumatism.
Jim orr Orr Of Atchis9n. hi on who ,I7l used to be
tried to bet on Stanley's election.
This wind reminds one more of March
than November" remarked a man as he
came down town this morning.
The members of the Central Congrega-
tional church are discussing the applica-
tiOn of Christianity to business.
iS Tab
and he owns the only beagles in Topeka |
The beagle is a miniature hound.
A political discussion is so unusual on
the street that when two men get into an
argument they attract a large crowd.
defu6ct TWentvseeond Kansas 81 reg{me0t 90
has returned to his home in this city.
J. Herricks chief clerk, in the attorney
campaigning down in Bourbon county.
George. n. Hubbard has resigned his po-
SitiOn with the Hall LithOgra phing COM |
pany and will remove to Buffalo, N. Y.
Dr. w. S. Lindsey used to be railway
on his while the train was running.
Mr.. L. F. Marvin, chief engineer of the !
the Santa Fe general offices yesterday.
The Topeka Sportsmen's association will |
meet at the store of J. G. Elliott tonight |
to arrange for a Thanksgiving shoot.
A large number of young people from
Topeka will attend the Kansas-N Nebra ska |
foot ball game at Lawrence Saturday.
A Topeka girl who has just purchased |
an expensive and handsome new jacket is |
George NIcDil. national railroad secre-
tary of the Y NJ. C A, with headquar-
ters at Omaha, was in the city yesterday.
A new. dancing club is being organized |
among the married society people to take
the place Of the Euterpe club of last win
ter.
''It looks to me-" sagely observed a To-
peka philosopher. 'aS though somebody
is liable to get disappointed in this cleo
ton
DR.. Cory Faulkner. who was hospital
steward of the Twentieth Kansas, has re-
signed and is with his parents in Mime
apoliS.
The kindling problem is confronting a
good many Topeka men who were not
saving of their loose boards during the
summer.
new building on West Sixth street
has for front windows some old ones that
were used by a house on Kansas avenue 20
Charles Stewart, well known young
man of this city, has been given a position
in the carrier department of the Topeka
Harry Stafford will not make any more
speeches. He says that his s"think box
works all right" but his voice has gone
back him.
The registration books for the water
works election are closed and the force in
the commissioners office is busy check
ing up voters.
Charles Henschen Of St Joseph has
been appointed pigeon judge for the To-
peka Pet Stock show, which commences
November 21.
After a long rest the state house ele-
its unwonted activity is that the supreme
court is in session.
Some young ladies now wear army
blouses with white chevrons- That is, if
the young lady is so fortunate as to have
a returned soldier beau.
The shawnee County Horticultural So
ciety win hold its monthly meetings in the
rooms of the state society at the state
house during the winter.
Election comes on the latest date pOssi-
bic this year. The hrst Tuesday after