The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-13
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Store windows were covered with frost
this morning.
About every other person you meet these
days has a cold
United States Marshal W. e. Sterne has
gone to LeavenWorth.
White and red shoe laces for mems shoes
are coming into style
A picture Of Crook Wright adorns the
walls of the police station.
The visiting Odd Fellows took a drive
around the city yesterday.
Otto Kuehne says that he will improve
his irrigation plant next year.
An old fashioned charivart took place in
the west part OF town last night.
along the creeks west of the city.
The flight Of wild ducks has commenced,
but they are not by any means plentiful
The city prison REQUIRES nine stoves ana
the idea Of steam heat is being considered.
The new building at the insane asylum
will be ready to occupy in about month
Wichita has the state Masonic home and
lows.
Practically all the new two-steps played
at the dances this winter will be in rag
drum major and is envied by the whole
force.
A number of additional seats have been
placed on the first floor of the Crawford
George sharitt has gone to I4eayenw,orth1
court.
W. F. Musser. probate judge Of Saline
grand lodge.
The Turner'S are. preparing to give an
entertainment for the benefit of the Fall
Festival fund.
The police pick up bicycles nearly every
night that have been forgotten and left in
front of stores
Vocal spoons" to hold the tongue down
| while beginners are learning to sing, are
| in the market.
The first work done by Mayor Fellows as
/ mansion in Potwin-
Miss Rose has been requested to dress a
doll for the Bowman kindergarten and has
consented TO do So
mittee of Fifteen still has about 500 of
| collections to make.
County Treasurer H. NJ. Philips gave a
| surety bond and did not ask his friends to
become sureties for him.
| Albert Mauck, lately elected superintend-
| ton at the Santa Fe shops.
Pick Smith has been a week trying, to
| ed when he shot that bear.
The Rock Island section men spent
wrecked trains at the ~
When you see aR-odd Fellow with three
| ridden all three of the goats.
Miss ora B. HUFF, well known Topeka
young laay vas ma arTied TO Mr. L. .
A marriage license has been issued to J.
| line aged 40 both of North Topeka
The late Patti Rosa was the wife of
The CoioneIi' in "A Mix White Flag.
| Lieutenant Mark Thompson Of Norton,
adjutant of the Second battalion, Twenty
second Kansas regiment, is visiting in the
! city.
| When you hear bicycle tire go off with
a loud report and the rider gets or and
| blue.
The street fakirs now sit on the street
| corners and try to churn butter out Of
work
The spooner company. with which To-
| playing to crowded houses Il -,aton this
Door mats with pictures of Dewey and
| Sampson woven in colors are now in the
be confscated.
Mr.. Lon. Pansburn- Of Waldo. Kan, is
visiting his cousin, Mss Agnes Stranger
| the grand lodge.
| Assistant Attorney General George, R.
/ Smelling has retu ned from Wichita. where
he has been attending state cases in the
| appellate court.
| a Topeka man recently took a large
| Newfoundland dog on a debt; now he has
| Judge Hazen once fined a juryman 50 for
! being five minutes late and during the rest
/ of the time that jury was in court never
| a member was late.
! Generally the most unimportant person
! in town gets his name IN n at the very TOP TOP
| editor doesn't look out.
| The Karnival knights are after D. J.
| tee for 1893. All the good men in town are
| going to be hunted up.
| diagonal walks at the state house thus
| early The indentation of the wheels was
| plainly visible this morning.
| Miss Emma Wallace. who is succeeded
| in the office Of the county treasurer b.
| VIII Eberle, has held the position of dep
uty treasurer fourteen years.
| Louis Charowhas, the Greek confec-
toner has ed motion 9t f9r t.e nsW t aDd
Dave Burdge in the district court.
| Major A. NJ. Harvey of the Twenty-sec-
! ond regiment has returned from New YORK
and will go to EeaVenWorth to pc muster
/ ed out of the service of Uncle Sam.
Chairman John T. Clancy of the Repub-
/ lican county central committee says that
| the Republican meetings in the county
have been largely attended up to date
| The colored people are talking of organ
! izing against Representative E, D. Mckee
yer. He is the only candidate this year
| who has q colored man for an opponent.
One thing Miss Rose hoped to see for the
| first time during her stay here was a
except on top Of the highest mountains.
L +Kuykenda w6o USED to t1a be b deputy gdg
| Fred, who was with the .T>Wenty-third
regiment at Santiago. has died of yellow
fever
All the little towns in Illinois and Indi-
ana are holding street fairs and flower pa
rades. Topeka should try to substitute
something new for the flower parade next
year.
the sire Street is weafing a Topeka odd Eel
lows home buttons, and great many who
thing H0' 0uu enc vs. are '''--S 'Ae 7'----9
The men who put up stoves are rushed
prices for their work Two of them charg-
ed $3.50 for a little over an hours work
yesterday.
The state reform school cost the state
g, 2S.OS during the month of September,
according to the report of the state board
of charities, filed with the state auditor
last night.
Miss Rose visited the state house at
Sacramento and thought it was wonderful,
but when she saw our capitol the idea
she had of the California building fell
about IS per cent.
Badsky. PulRnski and Urbanski are the
of three Of the ROnllist nOnnnee5