The Topeka state journal., 1899-05-17
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

Webb McNan returned to Gaylord to-
day.
The Ringing circus always brings rain
to Topeka
Many pienfcs are being planned for
Flowers are being planted in the state
house grounds.
Will Dickey of the state printing office
has returned from visit to Beloit-
George NJ. Culver of Concordia, county
attorney of Cloud county, is in Topeka
today.
department has returned from a visit to
Marion.
John Marshall has completed, his new
march, but yet has not given 1t
name.
The Topeka Y. NJ. c. a, will maintain
July % to July 81.
The. asphalt pavement on West. Tenth
street needs repairs What has become
of the repair gang?
The circus was prohibited from parad-
ing on brick pavements. The heavy wa
gonS damage them
The state house elevator will be kept
going by this administration. Score one
for Governor Stanley.
putting airs with canvas covers, new
idea for many of them.
Frank Grimes. has returned from the
state house ball team
The employees of the Mflls-Adams Dry
Goods company enjoyed a picnic at Car
field park Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Robert Gridley. division claim ad-
ed from the Santa Fe hospital
The Hutchinson News announces that
Captain Joe Waters has quit politics. Inc
question is, will he stay quit?
The children of the Westminster Pres
Hearts of Cold at the church tonight.
Different reasons are assigned for the
rains whenever he waters his garden.
When circus horses and wagons pass
through town everybody has to stop their
work and look. No one can help it,
brought to Topeka to serve a sentence of
60 days in the county Jail for resisting an
officer.
A game between the Washburn base ball
team and the deaf mute team of the Ola
the school will probably be arranged for
Decoration day.
is attending the K P: encampment called
on the governor and was commissioned
notary public.
Topeka has scored again in the matter
of securing appointments from Governor
Stanley 1hhu D; Benner has been ap-
Y. NJ. c. A, left this afternoon for Grand
Rapids. Mich. to attend the international
meeting of the organization.
all other kinds now. and the man Just
nome from a fishing trip VIII occupy the
It is now claimed that cake walking is
injurious to women and thus another blow
fb IS use of Fl the cake Will be- abridged
A government expert is to be in Topeka
this week to examine all the locks about
proper condition His tools arrived Tues
DAY.
/ b Wilcox, who was the Populist rep
resentative from Atchison county in the
last legislature. is the richest man in the
county, according to the assessors re-
turns.
MarshaIrs band will not. give a concert
Friday evening. II summer , attractons IONS
Wil 'b be bat tf few T week day concerts during
the season.
In some Kansas townsville larger ones,
E adDent 9nen With # wonder T9 Topeg
rubber tired bugg1es are almost as COM
mon as bicycles.
Mr. George A. Howe, for some time as
sistant secretary of the Railroad Y. NJ.
G. A. has resigned his position to take take
company in Chicago.
Rev. P. H. G. Lerrigo; the former To
peka young man who Will go to Alaska as
GGaIiforniai to visit his parents before
starting for the north.
Harry Bone has returned from a fishing
claims that good fish grow out there,
where it is commonly supposed there is
People are having trouble in getting out
of the court house these days while the
new walks are being laid. bitches over
a foot deep We're dug to lay the founda-
ton for the walks.
The Commercial club of Topeka has just
scriptive of Topeka-what she has and
what she wantS-that should bring results.
-OskalOOSa Times.
Corporal Fred Recob of Topeka. who
was wounded in the hip in the engage
ment at MalOlOS, has been promoted to be
a sergeant. He has left the hospital and
joined his regiment.
Samuel Gompers. president of the Amer
ican Federation Labor. is expected to be
in Topeka June u and 13. A public meet
ing will be held in Representative hall on
the evening of June u.
The remains of Rev. Frank s. Petit.
a Christian church minister who died
Monday in Denver. We're brought to To-
peka today for burial. DR.. Petit was at
one time located in this city.
Quinton & Quinton, attorneys for Webb
McNan, have filed a motion to make more
definite and certain the petition in the
Nall by the Metropolitan Life Insurance
company.
A boy cannot understand why grown
people are not more enthusiastic when a
circus come to town. He thinks every
one should bubble over with enthusiasm
and he does not see how his mother takes
it so coolly.
Some men are always dressed in a man
ner most appropriate to their style of
pear out of place. For instance. could
you imagine G. c. Clemens dressed in a
sweater, knee pants and bicycle cap, walk
ing down Kansas avenue.
Tom Pete, a jointist, has been released
from the county Jail by the commission
ers in order to allow him to support his
family He has agreed to pay his fine
ent Iaw-breaker is committed to iail the
county commissioners usually release him