The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-06-20
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS

INC ~ luis Will ddIlC0 SATURDAY
The pavement on West Tenth street
needs repairing badly.
John Merton Of Arkansas City is visit
ing friends in Topeka.
Charles c. McGruder of Coshocton O..
is visiting relatives in Topeka
Louis Smith and wife have returned
from trip to the northern lakes.
State Superintendent Nelson speaks at
Wellington Thursday, at Pratt Friday.
w. r. Powell has been appointed by the
governor coroner for Harper county.
Governor Stanley and family expect to
spend the summer the northern lakes.
People are commencing to remark each
day, This is the hottest day we have
The Citizens State bank of Ell Dorado,
with a capital of $4,000, has been incor-
porated.
Two handsome new signs were placed
on the front of Crosby Bros store this
Governor Stanley will address the Ohio
Settlers association picnic at Waverly'
The Shawnee county teachers will hold
their annual reunion at the high school
A c. Brady is quite sick at his home
| on Lane street. He has not been down
town for week.
| is there in the way of an attraction more
than the monkeys.
fee viii deliver, the Fourth Of July ad-
dress at Scott City.
The drive to Garfield park is im pi,9ed
as far as Gordon street.
There is an epidemic of having business
| catch in certain localities.
Colonel W. H. Rossington has returned
attending the federal court.
of the stats "a 1v s of
| dress at Scott City this year.
Ed Fluke, who clerks in Payne's, shoe
store had his foot se1eTel boI m f1 on yes
| Judge Guy believes that a police judge
should be a student of phrenoIogY, palm
| istry, mind reading, and a good guesSer-
Ben Blythe of Crosby Bros shoe de-
partment expects to go on the road for
| shoe house of Rochester, N Y, before
| long.
] E D. McKeever, has been invited to let
| kaloosa on July 4, and has consented to
| do so.
on a slippery pavement ne rides gingerly
| when a street sprinkler has just passed
The Touring mills have. not been run
ming fun time e, for some tn time put are at
! which go abroad.
a deed was recently filed in the register
| of deeds office on when were u tWo-C a,s
one ten-cent stamp.
c. c. Christie of Kansas City. telegraph
! ed Secretary Frank Foster to reserve
i stand for the 2:27 trot on Wednesday.
ka's rich man, as well as Governor Nor
rill, learned the tanners trade Both
| men made their money on real estate
| loans.
| One Topeka merchant put out large
day. and his window has been surround
! ed by a crowd of boys most of the time
| since.
| Posters have been stuck up in Topeka
| Offering a reward of $4,000 for the capture
| of the robbers who held up the Union
Pacific train near Rock Springs. Wyo., a
| short time ago.
| Some people are beginning to congratu-
| late themselves that the cyclone season
| is over, but cyclones have been known to
| in the year than this.
| The people have to be educated to such
marks are heard when such team goes
| by a corner grocery where several OLD
| settlers are gossiping.
It is claimed that eggs better at
age houses are buying them up, which
k t5d fore or armer r W Wives l. " o0u
John c. Pratt has presented to the state
treasurer for paymenIgte a a claim Of Ss6 for
issue Of scrip a1d is f Snpf ahi M9
foF the solder to Ss ship route Vent over
| his territory today to ascertain the names
of the people along his route so that ne
july july / .'+'
Hiawatha World: A fellow named Bob
d d9%sey at h ceTnng and riding It to pow
about LINDSEY d PSgght to P t5Skes for
| and recovered his horse
| Major A. P. Shreve. who has occupied
thirty years, is back there again. He is
and as Such has a desk in the department
| commanders headquarters.
| One of the most frequent guests at the
Throop is Nose Sarbach, the Holton drug
| gist, who was Harry Safford's partner in
1 the cake walk at the Romeo and Juliet