The Topeka state journal., 1899-11-21
SNAP SHOTS Ar HOME NEWS

skirts.
Michigan apples are the best on the
market
Washburn college now has a shorthand
department
Rathbone Sisters No 6s give dance at
K. P. hall this evening.
Washburn will play the K. U. football
team Saturday on the Washburn field.
Mrs Eliza Rupin, wife of Dr.. Rupin, ST.
has recovered from a long and serious i'll
ness.
At this time last year there had been
three snow storms and fourth one was
brewing.
TT beats all how warm it stays is
the most common remark in Topeka at
present.
The flag is displayed at the Masonic
building. That means the Scottish Kite
The barbars say. that people. do not
have their necks shaved very often now
Rev. D. NJ. Fiske, D. D, will lecture on
church tomorrow evening.
Many people in writing the name of
General Manager J. J. Frey of the Santa
Fe road, leave out the ''e.'
The Washburn football team did not
go 10 ManhaItan ian a4 70 pay l4z IootDau yester-
The repairs on the Sixth Avenue viaduct
will probably be started this week: An
other car of lumber has arrived for 1t.
w @. Ralston has been elected president
of the Good Citizenship Federation in
place of George Harrison who resigned.
The Good Citizen the organ of the
Good Citizenship federation highly COM
mends ex-Poltce Judge Guy since his
death.
John P Fritts of the Capital. left Mon
day for Washington where he viii act
as correspondent for that paper during
Nearly all of the federal officials in To-
peka. have gone to Fort Scott to attend
the November term of the United States
court there.
The vestibules on the street cars are a
little bit unhandy, but they are thorough
stormy weather.
Tommy Sears and BLACK Diamond
pulled off another fake boxing match in
North topeka basement
was called draw
The grocers and butchers will hold
tonight, The meeting will be called to
Judge Hook will go to Fort Scott this
week to hold term of federal court
The term was opened yesterday by Judge
Williams of Arkansas.
c. H. Nettels returned last night from
Leayenworth where he has been in at
in taking down the testimony.
Uncle Toms Cabin and East Lynne
tempt may be made to put IN His Steps
on the stage along with Ben Hur.''
City Clerk squires will give a lecture
on ''AnderSOnville prison Lincoln post
hall tonight Mr.. Squires had six months
personal acquaintance with the prison
Golf capes and golf skirts are popular
with some people, who wouldn't t know a
know anything about the game to wear
golf clothes.
'IronquilT' is the name of new brand
market by H. l. Tromp- All lovers of a
first class hand made Havana cigar are
Henry D. Francis has been adjudged in
sane by the probate court and Poor Com
missioner Hale has been appointed his
guardian Francis is an inmate at the
county poor farm
has gone to the Indian territory with John
Rutledge and Charles Roberts, two men
who are under Indictment for stealing
horses down there.
It is said that the Uncle Tom show
scheduled for Topeka this week has its
own bloodhounds and will not depend on
any amaetur home-talent dogs to chase
Eliza across the ice.
superintendent Frank Nelson will speak
at the Swedish Bethel church Polk
street, between Fifth and Sixth next Fri
day evening on the subject, Conditions
That Make for Success
Topeka amateur photographers are wor
rying about the reported trust to be form
ed among Photographic supply nanufac-
a camera running even at present prices.
There were fourteen tables represent
ing ffty-six players at the Topeka Whist
tendance in the history of the club and if
new members keep coming in larger quar+
teTs & VII h3y@ aii1i4 to be be secured; secure os,4,o.,
to the city council to lease Gage Park
and give the city half of all crops raised
on it including the hay. AS Mrs. Gage
has already been given control of the
park for the present, the proposition was
simply filed.
The new cars for the Topeka Railway
company which Manager Patten bought
when he was. in the east, were hauled
from the Rock Island tracks to the car
, barns at the corner of Twelfth and Jack
son streets. Monday: They win be put
together and placed in serviceable condf-
ton as quickly as possible.
A long credit mark should be given
Judge Hazen. He has just returned from
a hunting trip in Colorado and he admits
that the largest game he killed was a
jackrabbit- Most men would have had
wonderful stories about grizzly bears,
mountain lion and deer to relate when
they returned from a trip of that kind.
When material for the street railway
company comes in over the Rock Island
the company saves the exVense of dray-
age. It simply runs some of its own cars
alongside the railroad cars on the Quincy
street spur and does its own draying. The
section of new cars which were received
yesterday were taken to the street car
barns in that manner.
Lawrence Journal: The farmers ban
quet given in Topeka last June by Mr..
GuilfOrd Dudley was SO successful that
q permanent organization has been form
ed to be known as the New Farmers
club Prof. 5 J. Hunter has been asked
to be charter member of this club and
also to respond to a toast at the first
banquet which will be held in Topeka the
18th Of December.