The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-01
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

The election is next Tuesday.
Red cheeks and noses were in order this
overcoats were gotten out in hurry
AS one man said. "A fire felt awful good
this morning"
The wind last night tore down some of
The Y. NJ. c. A. bowling alley has re-
ceiyed a number of new balls
President Herrick of Washburn, and
Mrs. Aerrick were at Kansas City yester-
day.
Mrs. zelpha A. Pratt has fled a suit for
divorce from her husband, Wilson r.
Pratt
There is a great amount of waste pa
sas avenue.
Notwithstanding the cold snap. a few
this morning.
clear, cold weather will not be half bad.
but Mr.. Jennings must be careful about
The CITY members of the Republican
county central committe met last night
at the old court house.
The Topekas defeated the Boomerangs
last night at duck pins on the T. A. A
alleys by over 100 points.
Carl Browne of Coxey army fame, is
now touring Kansas in a log house on
wheels making speeches.
A large sunhower has been put up in
the state house dome. 1t is one of the
best decorations put up.
Crane & Co.'S electrical sign was light
people who were on the streets.
An. Independence paper says that 200
people are coming from Montgomery
county to the reception tomorrow.
If this cold weather keeps up, the bands
up a continuous playing of "A Hot Time
E. J. Bartell now with the Mexican Cen
trail road at TampicO, who was formerly
a Santa Fe employee in Topeka, is visit
ing here.
Most everyone is counting the muse
these days and writing poetry about the
Twentieth and the poor muse is having
a horrible time of ii.
Tor-
from Kansas City where he disposed Of a
consignment Of fat cattle. He will stay
here for the reception
The Epicurean restaurant has started
up again, This makes ABOUT the fifth
attempt to do business.
By way Of a little diversion the police
Bnrefs a5d Hen I shaffer as 8ropretor
and bar tenders of two joints.
The bunting which has been put up
ming to get loose and hang down. In some
places it almost touches the sidewalk.
Paul Morton, second vice president of
the Santa F'e and party of friends pass
ed through Topeka Thursday enroute east
after few days hunting IN Colorado.
The suit of John Johnson against J. D.
Bowersock of Lawrence, growing out of
the construction of the Lawrence dam,
has been appealed to the supreme court
Colonel MunsOn, who at the age of o.
eommanded the 18TH Qhlo and was the
in Topeka and will see the Kansas heroes
Chattanooga" the only one of Lincoln
J. Carriers productions that has failed to
visit Topeka in the past, will be seen at
the Crawford theater next Monday night
The opening of the regular November
session of the supreme court falls on
Tuesday next, but because of the election,
an adjournment will be taken until We'd
nesday.
General Hughes wishes all assistant
marshals and aides-de-camp to meet at
the National hotel tonight at O'Clock to
arrange the details and receive orders
for handling the parade.
Many people who had not made ar
rangeTnentS 10 decorate their store DulO-
ings saw the line of march being outlined
by the yards and yards of bunting and
decided to join the good work.
The attorneys interested in the stock
Washington that the case. will not come
up for hearing gin IN The e5 United States SUI
Frank Merriel1, who was formerly en-
ployed in the Santa Fe pass department
of the division offices of the Mexican
Central road is visiting in Topeka.
Ex-Attorney General L. c. Boyle is one
of the most energetic ex-Kansans in Kan
sas City. He says that everybody there
sides will come to Topeka Thursday.
Dick Cooley, the well known Topeka
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the bench. arrived home this morning.
Miss Nora Spencer Brott of Topeka.
who is arranging to give "Erminie" here
very soon will give two more operas be
ciety events of Naturalization Globe.
Mayor Fred Diggs of Perry, Kansas. a
proclamation to the citizens of his town
requesting them to close their places of
business and attend the Twentieth Kan
SaS reception.
DR.. Swan. secretary of the state board
of health announced today that the small
pox quarantine against Springfield and
Joplin Mo- has been raised The author
tiles of both cities now have the disease
under control.
The railroad Y. NJ. C. A. rooms. near the
Santa, Fe depot will be open to the TWen-
tieth boys tomorrow and their friends for
visiting purposes. The bath rooms Will
also be free to the soldier boys. The same
thing is true of the bath rooms in the
city Y. NJ. c. A. rooms.
The committee in charge of the arrange
ments for the reception to company 81
in Kansas City, Kan, Friday has so far
failed to provide a place for Governor
Stanley. A week ago Governor Stanley
wrote to the committee stating that he
would be present at the reception.
The Twentieth Kansas band concerts
Thursday afternoon and evening at the
Grand opera house will have a feature
especially good. 1t is called "A Twen-
tieth Kansas Charge" and was arranged
by G e. Gormly before he was transfer
red to another regiment 1t includes the
Kansas yeIH
SCANLON SECURES IT.