The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-10-31
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
Tomorrow is An Saints day.

Tomorrow is All Saints day.
The patrol wagon needs painting.
Mr.. o. F. Sawyer has returned from st.
Louis.
The Halloween hend will be abroad to-
This has been a very quiet month in
police circles.
This moonlight will be hard on Hallow-
The store windows will soon be gay with
Christmas goods.
The November term of the supreme
court begins tomorrow
improved public park.
Part of the T. A. A. pool tables are being
moved TO the basement.
ed yesterday from 11:30 till ..
Mr.. L. z. Taylor, Kansas City pho
tographer, will locate in this city.
Klondike nuggets linked together.
yesterday despite the cool weather.
J. F. Myers resembles James Whitcomb
Riley, when Riley wears his glasses.
have been painted during the last year
Mrs. Annie L. Diggs is campaigning this
To Silver Lake and back was a favorite
run yesterday among the Topeka wheel
men.
Elias Shun of Topeka has been admit
ted to practice before the interior depart
ment.
The first California Limited will go
HIS. i'--N-' -N'--'-'- '---' ''--9
All sorts of Halloween pranks may be
abroad.
One more week and the election viii be
over, to the great relief of both candidates
and voters.
Labor Commissioner Lee johnson will
spend this week campaigning IN the min
ing district.
one thing that makes intelligent readers
tired is to see the word governor appear
in print as Gov"
There is considerable amount Of resi-
dence property in course of erection in
The photographs in the Fan Festival
edition of the Wave were taken by John
F. Strickrott of Topeka.
Frank Grimes, Republican nominee for
attraction while in the city.
AS election gets nearer the people whose
jobs depend on which way it goes are get
ting more anxious than ever.
A foot ball game seems tame to the ay-
someone were going to get hurt.
The Of #. the aes ne o Tpiff6
and Quincy, has been enclosed.
To properly enjoy a foot ball game, one
must be intensely Interested in one of the
A delivery wagon drove up Kansas ave-
nue. this morning with a baihtub in plain
spend their time trick bicycle riding in
front of the office on Kansas avenue.
foot bali game Saturday as to be glad
when Midland succeeded in scoring.
plumbing in Mr.. Forbes new residence in
North Topeka.
Assistant Attorney General George r.
Smelling made a speech a. Lukens' Opera
House in North Topeka Saturday night.
The counters, shelving and gas fixtures
used in the z. r. B. dry goods store viii
ing.
The concert and ball at Turner hail last
night was largely attended It was for
the. benefit of the physical director of the
society.
"a Yankee in Cuba will be the piece
presented by the Kempton Comedy com
pany at the Crawford theater tomorrow
night.
/ Asa Bum has returned from Missouri
and Iowa, where he. has been surveying
Gulf road.
( The straw vote fiend is now bobbing up
on the trains and asking people how they
/ are going to vote, upon the slightest
prOvocation.
! There are 100 cases in equity, "a law
! in this city.
! sell ConweI, who delivers the first lecture
! in the high school course, from A to )
/ o'clock this afternoon.
! Somebody remarked Saturday, when
/ the foot ball teams drove up Kansas ave-
/ nue., that college boys were the pent up
| efervescences of fizz-
| DR.. E. L. Thorpe, pastor of the First
Methodist Episcopal church, began a SER
1 les OF special services last night, to con-
/ tinue through the week
| Judge Hazen has granted Neva NayIor
| a divorce from her husband, John T. Nay
lor. and decreed that she may resume her
maiden name OF Neva Eddy.
why is it." asks a kodak fend, when
| a person appears on the street carrying
| a kodak everyone has to stare at him as
/ if the thing were Internal machine?''
| The ladies of the First NJ. E. church
| are getting together a box of second hand
] clothing and other supplies to be sent to