The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-24
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

Two days and no injunctions.
The firemen are taking their vacations.
Everyone who has nothing else to do
turns insurance solicitor
William Green is in San Francisco on
business
Laborers for railroad work are now
plentiful.
J. W. Vincent is in Chicago. to be gone
two months, on business
Otis Allen has gone to Colorado and
New Mexico on legal business
Paul LoveweH of the Capital is spend
ing his vacation in Minnesota
Sunday was a good day for the wheel
men, except that the air was oppressive.
The latest fad is postal cards with a
SIDE Sides --'-- = - '-'~' - '-- 7' . .
A Topeka merchant ordered J. 800 sum
been sold.
Ed McKeever was admitted to the
Shawnee county bar ten years ago last
Saturday.
John Strickrott has some views of Silver
Lake that really make the muddy pond
look picturesque and inviting
The Rock Island route will put its in
Interchangeable. mileage credit system in
operation on August /.
J. H MeCord, treasurer of the Nave
McCOrd Mercantile company of St. Jo-
seph, was in the city Sunday
The a. T. & s. F. base bail team has
room colored cloth with black letters.
The smoothest piece Of track on the
Harrison Street and Topeka avenue.
Postmaster. Guthrie has gone to Cnicago
visit Indianapolis before he returns.
A picture of Rev. Charles NJ. Sheldon
Herald, Talmage's paper, this week.
Oscar Woolverton has gone to Trego
county to take up q claim Of $50 acres in
Fiawatha World: There is a Topeka
girl visiting in HiaWatha who if she is
as good as she is pretty is about per-
The children in the neighborhoods where
! paving IS in progress or new sidewalks
I Of
these days building forts and houses out
of the bricks
ters and police station keep the street
two coolest places in town
gold mining in Arizona, frego county or
Arkansas is a black sheep.
Major A. p. Shreve is laid up with an
injured foot caused by a horse stepping
on him and breaking several of the ten
dons and small bones of his foot.
The latest way suggested 20 get rid of
and then back him under a pile-driver.
There is no copyright on this recipa.
Major Anderson has been suffering from
lame foot, which he injured while get
to the Beatrice Chautauqua assembly
| The papers, not only of Kansas, but of
| To5eta because she is 3fdicted with
| knockers" She will recover all right,
though
The rain this morning was initiatory to
| has just begun. It is doubtful if the
of blessing"
There were sos more money orders is,
sued by the Topeka postOffice the fiscal
| year ending June 30 than there were dur
were $50 more orders paid.
Judge Hazen says divorce litigation is
| on the Increase He thinks the county
attorney should have power to take part
vorces may be obtained fraudulentIy
discovered vvb
around town selling vegetables who cries
mis- wares Is IN a deeP 59u6 voice which
! chance for The Song of the Vegetable
Vender."
Mr.: Thomas Fultz of the west end sub
| division has raised in his garden a Curl
! osity in the shape of two perfectly form
! ed cucumbers which are jOinted together
| Dy thln strip the entire length or each
Dean Low, president of the Society Cir
| Gus, has received a letter from Mr. w. r.
| Honnel. United States Indian agent at
the PottawatOmie and Great Nemaha In
dams attending and taking part in the
| circus.
Dwight L. Loufbourrow, the correspond
| ent Of the State Journal at Manila, is
that place. His novel. The War Core
spondent," that is to be. published by
| Scribner,s, will be out of the press by
| the holidays.
The paving movement is still spread
| ing. A west side man who has always
! will sign a petition to pave his street. be-
cause it viii improve the looks of the
comparatively little.
The Topeka branch of the ex-Slaves'
Pension association, which is trying to
| Sion to every negro who was slave will
| try to infuse new life into the movement
/ z. church on July 81
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