The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-13
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS
The city council meets tonight.
Dave Mulvane is in Chicago.

The city council meets tonight.
Dave Mulvane is in Chicago.
Colonel Ed Little was in town Sunday.
There viii be no district court this week.
These cool nights are conducive to
sleep
Mr.. and Mrs. Joab Mulvane have gone
Traffic on the railroads still continues
to be heavy.
Charles J. Webb spent Sunday with his
parents at Nortonville.
J. c. Gibbs of Greenfield, Iowa, is the
guest of Judge Valentine
from Colorado Wednesday.
Music houses are selling a large num-
Der of new pianos this fall
Attorney General GODDARD is expected
home from Washington this week.
This is good weather for. catching colds
as a large number Of people can testify
The price of beer IS said to have ad-
vanced 25 cents on case during the past
year.
The jury cases on the civil docket in
week
Rosser's drug store has on sale the ceIe-
brated Allegrettfs and LOwney's chOc-
olates.
There are three desirable empty store
buildings for rent in one block on Kansas
The state board of. charities has com
pleted the business of the month and ad-
The Shawnee Fire Insurance company
has received a car load of calendars for
Beaulah chapter O. E. s, will hold
reception tomorrow evening at the Ma
sonic temple.
D. b. Van Ostrand of Marion. state
agent of the Prudential insurance com
pany, is in the city.
DR.. William L. Burdick of the state
university preached at the First COngre-
gatiOnal church Sunday.
There will be. a chrysanthemum dis
play at Hulse's flower store, 100 West 8th
street, every day this week.
Most people are surprised at the con-
tinued good weather. We will pay for it
later" says on pessimistic individual.
The street cars begin running at 8
o'clock on Sunday mornings. on week
day mornings they begin at o'clock.
The proposed license ordinance will
ppoo+apIy can 6at IaIse at{endance q
This kind of weather is excellent for
people who are building new houses and
who want to get them completed this fall
Several of the engineers and hremen Of
J the Santa Ee own horses and carria ges
and spend their spare time riding around
the city.
It has been figured out that the world
IS TO come to an end today, but everyone
is glad to note that the earth is sailing
along as serenely as ever.
The latest way of speaking Of a man
is to say. Mr.. SO and So father of Mr.
Blank who has recently returned from
| the Philippines, with the Twentieth KAN
sas.
Governor Stanley has appointed A w.
| Wildwood justice Of the peace for Angus
ia township. Butler county, TO fill the va
Ayres.
There is a revival in the study of the
Bible in Topeka churches this winter. A
| number of the principal churches have
organized large Bible classes which meet
once a week.
Prize fighting is not exactly an occu-
patton for young ladies' observes To.
peka philosopher. but I notice some of
] them training. for the engagement ring
/ just the same
The trial of Fred Connors, whom A. v.
Lindell caught picking his pocket in the
state house corridors the night of the
Twentieth Kansas reception has been set
for the latter part of next week in the
district court.
Some boys upturned a sidewalk on the
wect side recently and under it were
found dodgers of all descriptions: It had
been used as a receptacle by bill distrib-
uters to get rid of their bills quickly. This
is the way that merchants who use bills
get buncOed.
The Sixth avenue yiaduct has been clos
ed to vehicles, SO that people with teams
viii have to cross the Santa Fe tracks,
either at Fourth street or Eighth avenue.
Street cars will sti1 run across the via
duct and foot passengers can use it, but
| the flooring has become too dangerous for
| teams to cross until new floor is put in.