The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-11-02
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


Harry F'Ieharty has bet $50 on Leedy.
Topeka now supports a cigar box fac
| tory.
Jack snipe claim the hunters attention
now.
Chrysanthemums and foot ball hair have
| arrived together, as usual
Two Topeka men have at last ventured
to bet a hat on the election.
Governor Leedy's Thanksgiving procIa-
nation viii be due in a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. r. Pate. residing south
OF the city, are the parents of a son.
After, one more week every other inter-
est will give way to the foot ball hero.
A policeman enjoys nothing so much rs
to play joke on another policeman.
Dr.. R S. AIagee has discarded his buggy
and Joined the ranks of the equestr1ans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kasper Jacobs of 521 North
Harrison street, are the parents of a son.
Bright red running gears for buggies
style.
The nearer. it comes to election the more
the. candidates for small Offices neglect
their business.
Congressman Charles Curtis will speak
at Lukens' Opera House in North Topeka
Friday night.
Miss Agnes Granger. Webb McNan's
| to Kansas city.
Charles Stevens of COLUMBUS, county
| the supreme court.
The candidate will have to take back
cupy the public mind.
J. K Bair is nursing a sprained ankle,
caused by a COW kicking him while he
was IlQluS MS bicycle
Fred Holler and daughter Grace who
formerly lived in Topeka, are running a
hotel at McLouth, Kan.
mis-, MISS Pearl Brubaker has returned from
garten work in this city.
The stationery for the, coming election
County Clerk John Wright.
Major Inman's latest effort, THE Great
by the Macmillan company.
Mr.: James A. Filxe. receiver Of the land
administrator. is in the city.
IT Topeka p lSa is not the only town that is 60
bonds. Wanego will do the same.
Rumors that suicides have occurred
seem to be favorite three black crow
story for the corner loaferS to start.
One of the state house janitors got in a
and got it upside down and at haff-mast
John F. StrickrOtt has sued the Camp
and D. T. Palmer sues for $62 50 for labor
MarshalTs band has an arrangement of
''The Arkansas Traveller that they have
never played. It is very pretty, too.
Mr.. Richard Shakeshaft. chief rate clerk
in the Santa Fe passenger office in this
city, is spending vacation in Denver.
gaT Of t Rye KoaGe et en tod9 9T fs
St. Joe after spending several days in this
city.
The police are assigned beats at night
for two months, and then a months work
sleep.
6e h RoP {Rd Gf Rot as g9Ba s tbsat
get very little patronage out of the state
Isl Perkins comes to the Crawford
| theater on Wednesday evening of next
day evening.
Mrs. a. G. ATcKitricl of Pueblo. Col, is
seriously III win maIar1al 1eVer at the
home of her father, Mr.. James Cuthbert,
in this city.
Robert Maxwell a member of the Twen-
tieth Kansas regiment. has returned TO
San Francisco after spending a furlough
in this city.
Brakeman Newton -Figley, who was in
city, viii be able to leave the Stormont
Assistant Secretary of State Ross stays
| by the state house closer than any of the
higher officers. He says he is going home
to vote, and that is all.
Hereafter Lincoln post, G. A. r., will
4 Sa "a me1e3tilng on every pension day; Al
in town on pension days.
Henry Euler, an employee at the Wolff
tured arm, the result Of a heavy barrel
! falling upon it while a work.
The Gilsonite company is tearing up
part of the new walk on the north side
south side. 1t was cracking badly
The morning after Halloween a man
atM33ys wants to get his walks and fences
/ ceoEer that anything has been done to
/ owen has no apostrophe in the last syl-
liable, but they generally forget it again
/ the next year.
Mr., T. R. Pirtle of Council Grove, who
I has been in attendance at the Topeka
Business college since April. has been ap-
/ pointed as clerk in the war department
/ at Washington.
Bob Semple's name is generally spelled
| either Sample or Simple by the papers
| over the state where he goes campaign
| ing, but he doesn't get mad about it. as
most men would.
The new winter time card goes into eff
feet on the Santa Fe today. The first of
| the California limited trains trains TO
| leave Chicago will pass through this city
tomorrow morning.
A letter has been received in this city
from Rev. G. .. Olden, in which he an