The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-08
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS

The city council will meet Tuesday even
ing
The circus will be here one week from
John Frey and Burr Lakin spent Sunday
in Kansas City.
The Commercial club will meet We'd
nesday evening.
The annual conclave of Knights Temp
lar will convene Tuesday.
June bugs have arrived. A little ahead
of time but they are here.
The Shawnee County Teachers Assoc
citation has adjourned for the year.
Since May day $4,000 worth of building
permits have been issued in Topeka.
The annual encampment of the knights
of Pythias commences next Monday.
Fishermen say that many fish in Kan
sas streams were killed by the hard win
sas City, Kan.
Copies of -sousa's latest march Hands
Across the Sea-" have made their appear
ance in Topeka
The mail vote for the election of Off
GERS for the A. o. U. w. of Kansas will
soon commence
Dick Cooley is now holding down first
from centerfield.
Authority for the establishment of
post33fflce staten in Potwin has been sent
out from washington
Capt. J. G. Waters will deliver the Me-
mortal day address at Dodge City-so the
Dodge city papers say.
An excursion to the country now will
reward any one who cares for flowers and
the odor of apple blossoms.
The road to GARFIELD park is as dusty
pave North Kansas avenue?
The Oliver-Colby Vaudeville company
will open a five nights engagement in
the Casino at Garfield park on May %.
The flags on the Santa Fe general office
building and the Santa Fe shop buildings
c. M Higginson.
j. Phillips. VIM Morris and L e: Paul,
ISOLATION of Kansas City are holding
meetings in Topeka.
as treasurer of the Republican county CEN
trail committee and George E. Stoker was
elected in his place.
Thomas SIatterly, who lives at 633 North
geT street f9 from {he top of circus
probably die from the injuries.
The press dispatches announce the death
of Guy Neybergalo of company 1, Of ty-
found on the rolls of the company.
I'll The Republican county primary will be
system There is no serious opposit il51
to the denomination of the county OFFICERS.
f Is M ana is an authority on
Per last WEE week at the shaynee County
Cultivation of Pears"
A likeness of Miss Ollie O'Brien. accom-
panied by the untrue statement that she
the trenches during the first Filipino at
tack; appeared in Kansas City paper
Hurry up the Topeka Auditorium-we
want to see it out of the dailies of that
city--Be1oit Times If our country friends
will only be patient a little while they Will
receive an invitation to the opening of the
new Auditorium.
Frank A, Huling. of Company A, Twen-
tieth Kansas, wrote to his father in To-
peka under date of March "a. that his
wound had not healed and he was unable
to leave his bed. He expected to be out
soon. however. He was wounded Febru-
airy IA.
Boys living on Taylor street and West
ern avenue south of Tenth street have
organized a base ball club. and announce
a desire to wipe up the earth with SINH
lar organizations of juveniles. The mem
bers Of the club are NJ: Prescott. j. Nc
Kee, z. Shumway, r. Baynor. H. Cope
land, e Sheldon, Ray Stevenson. Frank
Lyddan and H. Tasker. All challenges
should be sent to NJ Prescott at the Santa
Fe offices.