The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-09-03
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Bethany college will open September IA.
Mr w w. Webb has returned from
DR.. L. H. Mum has returned after an
outing in Michigan.
The Catholic parochial schools will open
next Tuesday morning.
Clarence M Merriam leaves today for
Boston, where he will reside.
Work has been begun on the stone wall
around the county court house yard.
Rev Mr. Miller of Tennessee will preach
tomorrow morning at Grace cathedral.
Charles Phillips, stenographer in the
ROCK Island passenger department, is i'll
There will be a preachers meeting at
p. m.
The W. c. T. q. will meet in the parlor
of the First NJ Z. church at p. m. Mon
Sergeant Major F. K. Dodge left yester-
regiment
The Republican campaign. in Shawnee
September II.
Mr.. Harry Overholt has taken a position
ceipts of the Santa Fe.
Yesterday the government kite was put
feet Of wire was unreeled.
Otto Kuehne is still negotiating with
Atchison for the location of a branch es-
Enlistment at that place.
Santa Fe; has returned after spending a
vacation in northern Ohio.
THE True Democrat is the name of 4
new paper just started in Topeka 1t will
support the fusion nominees.
The finest peaches that have appeared
in the market this year were raised two
miles north of the reform school
The Gilsonite Asphalt company will COM
mence putting asphalt on the state house
walks and drives next week.
The Modocs left yesterday for Cincin-
matt, where they will try to sing Major
Anderson into the commanders chair.
Last nights rain did vast amount of
on the North Topeka unpaved streets
Chairman Mort Albaugh of the RepubIi-
home to attend his county convention
Miss LEM YOhe of the auditor of freight
receipts office of the Santa Fe has return
eu aIter spending a month in California.
At present there are 16 entries in the
bass solo contest of the Kansas Musical
oratorical festival, to be held at Garfield
park this month.
A. N. F. Randolph. who was found dead
yesterday. was one of the best story tell
ers in the state and had many anecdotes
The, Garfield park policeman blows his
Whlstie when he sees anyone violating
runs to where he is.
The Topeka board of education will hold
the regular September meeting on Monday
national holiday.
Harry Richter. the Republican nominee
Tor lieutenant governor, spends most of
his time in his Topeka office. though his
home is at Council Grove
Mr.. E. E. Mcleod. assistant general
passenger agent of the Rock Island. viii
spend his vacation in Vermont. He will
The -Karnival Knights. with red. white
ana bIne umbrellas, meet Monday morn
ing at o'clock at the transfer station to
take part in the Labor day parade
Charles Darlington. who is with the
Ealges. played in Topeka years ago when
the tabernacle on the corner of Seventh
and Van Buren, housed all the attractions
Miss Bessie Van Amburgh, stenographer
ceipts of the Santa Fe. viii 20 TO Las
Negas, N NJ, in few days on a vaca-
Rev. Geo. w. Stone ee15 r,iz-,o.,--
the American Unitarian association. will
qelVer an address Sunday eVenine- At
Dogma" "lthout
..l -Four little, girls have organized a
they gave their first entertainment iast
h R1a{ Tor bs, the benefit of the Salvation
Mr. John Tasker of the office of auditor
OF passengeT receipts of the Santa Fe left
married to Miss Iliian e i6beenaae wi! + be
city next Wednesday evening. lis
MarshalTs band played Sousa,s s.s+.rs
co1cert 1sst Disb bTqueTI al the close of the
spending to requests. &c
topeka people who go away to dodge
summer miner neat md the only certain way is
10 leaVe on June ! and return October K
After Kansas has been settled a him nm
ored years. the generation born here Sji
not complain about the heat " III
Out of 156 arrests made by the rolica
during August there were 1Oi convfefintT0ss
ano ~ cases turned over to the state am
thortties, leaving but IS acquittaIs NJ
Mnlch Iuily two-thirds were tramps who
ately. 10y 4AiiiHsol-
wish you would say said a Topeka
man To-Day, that Topeka needs a LAUNDRY
MneFe sock-darner' is employed The
Wy tthat the laundries send home mems
nose IS a disgrace to modern civfIfza ffcr
Il me iaundries would try to do things
rlsnt they would get twice as much bust
Albert Roby, who was in all the fight