The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-09-15
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

Charles H. Ridgway is attending the
fair at Lawrence.
Andy Richards of Wellington was in
the city last night.
Still the sand is several inches deep on
the new brick pavements-
Pawpaws will soon be on the market
followed close by persimmons-
The football games will be played on
A number of Topeka people are wearing
Atchison Corn Carnival buttons.
A crowd Of state house. peopIe will at
is now The Man With the Hoe
Ray 2. Thomas has returned from
trip to New York and eastern points.
A crowd is constantly watching the
painters at work on the city building.
window screens are gradually d. ly,, Gissap-
Tom McNeal will speak in the Bourbon
county campaign next Friday at RedEeld-
When is the Committee of 200 going to
offer rewards for evidence against join
fists?
J. W. GIeed- sailed for Scotland We'd
nesday from New York. He Will be back
in few weeks.
Mr.. Charles J. Webb. chief clerk in the
Santa Fe division superintendent office
is in Leavenworth.
Commencing this evening, quarterly
meeting services viii be held at the PARK
dale Methodist church
D. B.. Lederman, timekeeper of the
Santa Fe road at Topeka, has gone TO
Colorado for short visit.
Mrs. Mary F. Nixon has sued for a
4 divorce from her husband William Nixon,
who is a Santa Fe engineer.
Henry Beerman, the Topeka vioinist,
has copyrighted historTieal chart OF IA
Mr.. 2. J. Shakeshaoft. chief clerk in the
general passenger office of the Santa Fe,
is enjoying a vacation in Colorado.
Al the meeting of the Ministerial union
! Monday morning the proposed federation
Of the churches will be discussed.
Conductor H. NJ Marshall OF Kansas
City entered the Santa Fe hospital in
this city Thursday for treatment.
Bicycles are stacked around the High
school. Not so at the grade schools.
The next union meeting of the a. o. U
w, will be held at the hall of lodge No.
II on West Sixth avenue on October 18th
A number of Indians who saw the cir
house. They spent yesterday in the cap
itol.
Several of the old tree stumps which
below the Throop hotel are being cut
out.
Secretary Luther Nellis of the Sons of
the American Revolution is at work on a
history of the Kansas branch of the
order.
The members of Blue Post, G. A. R.,
and the Women,s Relief corps will meet
at the home of DR.. Mitchell in North To
peka tonight.
There are fewer prairie. schooperg"
back to Kansas
The SAtehiso9 Oh, Champion and Leayep-
they sell beer for family use
Mr.. A. s. Rankin, chief clerk in the Of
Santa Fe. will leave Sunday for CalifOr-
MIA to spend a three weeks vacation.
Brief system Of Shorthand, has been af-
fered and has accepted the position as
lege.
The stained glass windows for the yes
tibules of the Church of the Assumption
will arrive from Kansas City and be put
in place next week The figures of the
windows are life size.
mn
Issue, the organ of the State Temperance
union is just out. It is largely given up
mar n Of the state university
Mr.. Elwood PETER. who has been SER
Of his father in this city for the past
several weeks, is now able to be out and
intends to leave Sunday for Rome, n. Y.
J. F. Brown, stenographer for United
States Marshal W. E. Sterne, now serves
of DEPUTIES Wits ii and ID Prescott He
went up to HOyt Thursday to serve sub
pOenaS.
Chief Ramsey and Patrol Driver Bundy
drove to Auburn Thursday and bought a
new horse for the patrol wagon. He is
black and will take the place of the bay
white horse.
The local committee on the reception of
the Twentieth Kansas will hold meet
, ing next Monday AFTERNOON at 4 o'clock.
The state committee will meet the same
day and the local committee will confer
with it,
Mr.: G. R Hudson eu who reti a today lay
Santa Fe. Will leave Saturday for the
City of Mexico to take up the duties Of
the Mexican Central road.
The survey of the Winner electric line
pended to allow the engineering force to
make survey, Of line Inc, from i1awrence
nee county will be resumed next week.
The first Of the series ai of concerts f fir ar ar
afternoon at 527 Jackson street. Tho sec
Ond will be given tonight and Saturday
there viii also be an afternoon and even
ing concert.
The Wichita Beacon says Pat Coney
and o; H Coulter DENOUNCED President
Mckinley and stated that Mckinley
would not get the e,, Kansas delegation for
tbrnUe1 ViCbita to Arkansas civ To- at
3 tend reunion.
County Clerk Wright keeps a book in
tered. The book dates back to 1869 and
since that time there have been about 200
tered a brand Thursday, the first one in
two years.
The Santa Fe posters advertising the G.
A r. reunion in this city, announce that
among the entertainment features there
will be chariot race between two
young ladies prominent in Topeka society
circles" This is the kind of advertising
that does Topeka more harm than good.
About two months ago Henry KnOderer,
an insane man from Abilene escaped
from the Topeka asylum. Nothing was
heard from him and the asylum author
tiles entered him cured" Wednesday
he turned up in Abilene again with only
one shoe on, and he will have to be re-
turned to the asylum.
Mrs Kate Guyre has asked Probate
Judge Dolman TO remove Mrs. Mary Nc
Donald as administrators of the estate of
c. C. Mcdonald Mrs. GuYre IS the only
daughter of the deceased, while Mrs.
Mcdonald is the widow. Mrs. Guyre
claims that Mrs. Mcdonald has net made
a proper list of the properties Of the es-
tate.
] At the union meeting of the A o. Z.
w. held last night the degree work was
conferred on four candidates. Speeches
were made by John H. Order. grand mas
ter workman; J, W Gibbons. grand fore
man. and Jas E. Butler. past grand mas
ter workman, and others. The meeting
was well attended and good time was