The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-09-20
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
The frost viii soon be on the pumpkin.
Ex-Governor Click was in Topeka last
A few overcoats have appeared on the
The Y. NJ. c. A. night school will open
There are 6.ooo children now enrolled in
the schools of Topeka
Hay fever victims are better since the
weather became cooler.
Hereafter Crane & Co., will publish all
of Major Inmans books
Rags to Burn is the title of one OF
the latest rag time songs
W. Y Morgan, state printer went to
Kansas City this afternoon
Wicked boys are looking anxiously for
ward 10 the coming OF Halloween.
Col. s. B. Brightman of Newton Is In
the Santa Fe hospital for treatment
The Y. W. c. A, have moved to the
new quarters in the Masonic building.
Assistant General Superintendent Avery
Turner of the Santa Fe is in Chicag 60
The special train on the Santa Fe for
AtchisOn corn carnival viii leave at $50
Tom DOran has returned from Kansas
City where he went on legal business
General Superintendent Stillwell of the
Rock Island has returned from Wichita
Draper T Schoonoyer Of the Washburn
class OF so IS attending Chicago untver-
Dell Keller. business manager Of the
Capital left Tuesday afternoon for the
east
A Topeka man wore a silk hat to Atch-
a tins. a year ago He viii wear a cap this
Mrs. Lucille B. Baker. is associate editor
of the. new society paper Current Com
\ Topeka man wants to know why"O
promise Ne has to be sung at so many
weddings.
II is said that over 100 recruits deserted
from the Thirty-second regiment at
LeavenWorth.
Next week at this time the reunion will
Dc IN fuH swing and Topeka Will be full
OF old soldiers.
Carl Lawson. jaiier of the county jail.
part Of the city.
Of player depends on the size of the tip
said player gives him.
The Topeka Equal Suffrage association
will meet Friday at O'Clock at 722 Kan
sas avenue and elect officers.
Miss Esther Cuff. a Topeka contribution
part in a Pair of Black Eyes
Mr.. William Hodson. cashier in the
Rock Island Office in Chicago has return
ed home after a short visit in Topeka.
A Topeka man says that it is cheaper
them. but the stolen ones taste the better.
A chunk of ice lying on the sidewalk
back on mornings Ike we are now having.
Frank Nelson. state superintendent, will
speak at the Swedish Lutheran church to-
Work
A. ]. Whftemore chief clerk in the Of
ice of the secretary of state, has gone to
tomorrow
L..
gers office OF the Santa Fe has returned
after spending a vacation in New York
and Canada.
Mayor Drew and the city council have
received invitations from Mayor Roach
OF Sallna to attend the street fair in that
city next week
Mr.. John z. Frost who recently return
cd from trip over the state, says that
sown this month.
On Thursday, September q, St. Mat
Of me Hoy Conm MO O at G GeleDT Satb
edral at 10 o'clock.
Prof H J. Hunter of the state univer-
sity has examined the nurseries in and
around Topeka and says there is no San
Jose scale in them.
The reunions and street fairs may at
tract some people. but the event of the
year Tor good many Kansas mothers
VIII De the homecoming of the Twentieth.
Every band in Kansas will be invited
% come 70 topeka and participate in the
Eecepuom 10 the twentieth Kansas regi-
ment- The majority will probably accept.
A rural free delivey route will be started
a LIN WOOD SS senator Harris, home, on Oc-
ff2DSE ~ me carrier VIII be John W.
A.arbaugh, and the substitute D. c. Ser
Eddie J. Hunt, Hugh Drane and Carl
-. orr, three runaway boys from Kansas
Ssiity,s were helu Dy the police Tuesday I'M
them
1t is said that General Hughes new
tennessee saddle horse has eight differ
ent gaits, but they are not the kind of
CUES that the boys carry away on Hal
=, Dr. Eva. Harding win take part in the
&Crn carnival floral parade in AtchfsOn
1 thursday Her sister, DR. Francis Howe
viii have a decorated stanhope in the
parade.
Mr. W. H Simpson. advertising mana
ger OF the santa Fe, was in Topeka Tues
Gay afternoon He is in AtchisOn TODAY
ana viii remain there for the Corn Carni-
val tomorrow.
Major T. J. Anderson is in favor of
pacing one or more bomb throwing NOR
Us on the balcony of the state house
some the night the Twentieth Kansas
boys are in Topeka
Z, rom sing, city passenger agent of the
SANTA Re has forwarded several large
SSaIs OF corn TO AtchisOn to be used in the
ssoSinta re exhibit there. He secured them
N the country around Topeka
The reunion committee will nav the
Spuilty commissioners S25 for the use of
lne 1alr grounds for the reunion. and the
COMMITTEES agree that there shall be no
oiinaSe done TO the grounds in any way.
A new picture of G. q. Gage will be
1oIlnally presented to Lincoln post next
s9tluIday evening. at which time an en-
teIIa1nlnemt viii be held General Hudson !
anu J. u w alters viii make the addresses :
The railroads will do a big business dur
1ns the next ten days or two weeks. With
me state reunion at Topeka and half a
HHozsn street fairs and Carnivals doing
business IN Kansas, everybody will have a
chance to 60 somewhere.
Tom King of the Santa Fe. saws that
ne expects a larger crowd to attend The
Norn carnival at AtchiSOn this wear than