The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-21
SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Summer. squash are here. Collie.
Co!onei J. H Richards IS up from Fort
ThggTTsday was Club Federation day at
When a person takes the pledge he is
said to be on the water wagon
The cooks and walters in the hotels and
restaurants are talking of forming a
Ministries Monday and Tuesday night
VIII pc the attraction at the Garfield park
The. members Of the German Methodist
church held a picnic I'M Garfield park yes
Lee Lewis and Alice Murdoch, both of
Topeka, have been granted marriage
There is a new sign on East Eighth
The T. "A. A. billiard room has been
moved TO the second floor Of the Masonic
VII be sustained by tennis tournament
E. E. Brown of Parsons. who is organ
ling young mems Democratic clubs in
Kansas is in Topeka
wn Sc g dF5y ana n 6 2G9 NJ Ri %
more, both of Oakland.
Fres6vteria3 Churches Of Topeka IS meet
ing in Garfield park this afternoon.
The Chas. Wolff packing company yes
Terday donated and shipped to the Texas
flood sufferers 5000 pounds of bacon.
Luther G Bailey will soon leave for
child
The walls of the new Nail building on
Jackson street are up above the first floor
There viii be an abundance of windows in
me building.
Rev. John A. Bright has returned from
Sedan and other points in southern Kan
at Sedan this week.
man leading a bicycle and lawn
bination as the man who leads a horse
and wheels a baby carriage.
The hauling Of the sand and the laying
OF the CurD1nS Tor the Seventh street
pavement between Harrison and Topeka
avenue has been commenced.
Long" Jordan. who is wen known in
day bound for Chanute, where he will
start the races to be held there this
The term kodak fend" is seldom used
that it is no longer Considered fendish
70 be seen carrying one through the
Judge. Hook IS at Leavenworth today
and win probably decide the injunction
suit brought against the court of vista
ton by the Western Union Telegraph
Mrs Maggie North filed a suit for a d.
yorce from her husband, Christopher
they kissed and made up and the suit
There was an exodus of federal officials
g LeavenwOrth today Judge Hook is
there ana they went to get him TO ap-
their salaries.
Rev. Dwight H. Platt the Smith Cen
state officials about the enforcement OF
the prohlb1tory law in his town, is grad
uate of Washburn.
The prospective big crop Of corn is .caus-
ing the merchants to order a big supply of
ausking gloves for the fall trade. Kansas
will give a large amount of work to the
husking glove factories this year.
The regular monthly meeting of the
GOOD Citizenship Federation viii be held
tonight in the First Baptist church.
Among the business to be transacted will
De the sern-annual election of officers.
Newton is getting the auditorium fever
because It thinks TOpeka's city han is
tied up and Hamilton hail cannot be used
Tor convention purposes Never mind.
coming.
Wichita Beacon: Ed NcKeever has ar
rived at the conclusion that trusts are a
Dad thlng. and IS preparing to fight the
I'd Knows something about the school
book trust
Libel from the Denver Post: A Topeka
err carries a kiss ing bug around with her
IN a @eWeIed box presumably just to show
their duties.
Rev E. b Meredith of Topeka who is
superintendent of the Baptist missions in
Kansas, went down to Kansas City yes
Lerqay ana united in marriage Rev. Chas.
J. McMann OF COncOrdia and Miss Emma
=. HuHner OF Pittsburg, Pa
The Tagging along the north side of the
prevent people from walking on it and
causing 1t to cave in, one piece did
the other day. 1t looks peculiar to peo-
pens.
Charles A. Smith of Logansport, Ind.
deputy auditor of CaSs county, in that
state is visiting Topeka friends. and
eaHe0 on the court house officials yeSter-
day. Mr. Smith was born in Topeka but