The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-30
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

| looks better.
! The labors of the street sprinkler are
| over for awhile.
Eastern coal is scarce in Topeka and
| other Kansas towns.
| Judge DoIman prefers hunting to attend
/ Ing the Collins trial.
Attorney General Boyle is attending to
/ legal business at lola.
] Several new dogs of high degree are in
town since the dog show.
The highest point the Thermometer has
| reached this month was 76.
/ The Kansas Creamery company is talk
! ing of starting dairy paper.
| Justice McClintock has returned and the
! court grind is once more on.
! The Arion society will give ball at it's
| hall next Saturday evening.
J All contemplated bOb-sled parties were
! declared off when the thaw came.
Nearly every state Organization wants
Prof J. H. Wetheren will be official
| bouncer' at John Waters doll party.
The snowstorms interfered with corn
! gathering considerably in the country.
Mr.. c. NJ. Higginson, assistant to Presi-
/ dent Ripley of the Santa Fe, is in the city.
! The Throop hotel is headquarters for
| court.
There. is only. one young man on the
| Collins jury and he lives eight miles south
! west of Topeka.
The Washburn College Athletic associa-
| ton is $50 in debt as a result of the recent
| foot ball season.
Judge Ferry yesterday fined Harry Croft
! $500 for running a joint, and as usual the
| case was appealed.
The Commonwealth club is meeting this
| afternoon i'll the adjutant generals office
| at the state house
A song written by Topeka composers is
| expected to be christened at MarshalPs
bands annual concert.
Bailiff John Coyne of the district court
| is handling the immense crowds at the
Collins trial admirably.
J. w. Ferguson owns the farm which
| includes Vinewood park and will move
onto it in the spring.
Oscar ae Swayzef is sti4 III limPing as re,
Republican ratification.
The Commercial club will not meet to-
night, as has been reported. The next
meeting is on December A.
Probate Judge Dolman and o. E. Hun
! gate have gone to Rossville to visit Joe
Hopkins and enjoy hunt.
The gallery of the district court room
has never been filled before. The Collins
trial packs it to overlooking.
David 0vermyer will deliver the eqlogy
at the Elks' nemorial services at Ham
Police MatrOn Thorpe says: The mouse
and the moth may be foes of the rich, but
they are benefactOrs of the poor"
The Indian Creek school children sent
Mrs. Thorpe large donation of vegeta-
bles and canned fruit for the poor.
governors office, is back from spending
Thanksgiving at her home in Parsons.
Mr.. Robert Dunlap, Santa Fe solicitor
in Chicago, has been attending the session
of the United States court in this city.
A great many Topeka women are anx-
joritY of them lack the courage to go.
Miss. Hayes. Governor Leedy's stenqgra-
sas City. where she spent Thanksgiving.
One Topeka man is such an enthusiastic
bicyclist that he has been riding his wheel
in the sIush for the past two or three
days.
been appointed as a delegate to the Ma
tional Farmers Congress by Governor
Leedy.
for shooting VIM: H. Hayes is set for De
cember at 9 O'Clock in Justice Chesney's
court.
Assistant State Auditor Charles Taylor
has returned from a visit TO ms nome
at Pratt, where he went to spend Thanks
giving.
County Clerk John NJ. Wright has the /
reputation of having bought more wed /
ding presents this season than anyone in |
city Clerk McFadden will be a candi- |
didate in the field up to date is j. II. |
Squires.
Della Granter and husband have sold. to
south half Of lot 1888 Quincy street. Ritchie's
'"The Pulse of New York will be the
Christmas attraction at the Crawford the
6 6tr "a 1T 1t y in be here on either De'em-
H. S. Montgomery has photographs t SO, Of
N. M, taken from the rear platform OF a
moving train.
l.. B. Dailey's Rough Rollers d, defeated fet1G,
ing contest at the 7. A. A. last night by
a margin of AZ.
peka on January 9. In the meantime nine
district shows Will be held in different
City Attorney Bird says that he has not
yet reached the North Topeka sewer ques-
ton, but he will have report ready Ior
the council meeting.
A little cOlored girl by the name OF
MARTHA Kimble has requested Police Ma
tron ThOrDe to send her to the reforma-
Tory, as she has no home.
George Brucklatcher.f formerly of Topeka
and lately of La Junta, has accepted the
position of division master mechanic of
the Santa Fe at Denver.
4I,av nov " a f.
cd assistant general passenger agent OF
the Rock Island, will arrive Friday to take
charge of his new position
Congressman-elect Calderhead Of Marys-
vile is in Topeka. He caught cold just
before the campaign closed and has been
laid up with it most of the time since.
AS some of the state officers signed up
for their warrants a IN me % S,, III 6
freed from that duty in the near future.
Deputy Commissioner of Elections
George Wagner, who has recently become
a father, says that walking the floor at
night is not as bad as he had anticipated.
Sergeant T. B. Jennings bought meer-
schaum pipe in Paris in 1871 and spent
year in coloring it, Then bright friend
broke it thinking it was a cOrn-cOb pipe. |
The windows above the east entrance to
floor do not look like they had been wash
ed since they were put in, % or 80 years
Candidates should not forget that the
law requires them to file their campaign
expense account. If the successful ones
do not do so they forfeit their right to the
office.
Taylor Riddle, secretary of the live stock
sanitary commission, is in the city getting
the correspondence of the board in shape
to be acted on at the meeting of the COM
mission next Tuesday
Ulysses S. Grant Allen of Topeka is
corporal in the Twentieth regular infantry
and expects to go to Manila. He has a
fighting name and showed his right to de-
fend it at Ell Caney-
One form of Good Samaritan who will
sometime receive his reward is the man
who stops when he is in a hurry and helps
another mans horse out of trouble when
it has become tangled up.
E. c. K Sebaum has purchased from II.