The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-06
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

Charles Blood Smith is at home from
his European trip
Yesterday was old folks day" at the
First NJ E church.
Blue uniforms are once more numerous
on the streets of Topeka
The Shawnee County Teachers assOcta-
ton met Saturday afternoon
John F. Strickrott. the photographer
has removed to 515 Kansas avenue
Governor Stanley is in Wichita and will
remain there until after the elecuon-
Rob Carver was up from Lawrence
over Sunday visiting with his parents
J. ". Robinson of the Imperial Clothing
store. is in the east purchasing goods
The new time card schedule went into
effect on the Santa E'e railroad sunday
Governor Stanley made a speech at
Wichita Saturday night, with Congress
man Long
The pictures of the turkey preparing
TO get into mourning are now due in the
funny papers
state Superintendent of Insurance
Church has returned after a months va
cation in the north
General Hudson spoke at a Republican
meeting At Eudora- down IN Douglas
State Treasurer Frank Grimes went to
his home at LeOu sunday so as to be
there for the election Tuesday
uniforms and dressing in citizens clothes
as fast as they can secure them
In an alley near Topeka avenue and
Sixth there is a boat, and people in pass
ing wonder If il lodged there in a. Hood.
The jury in the district court has been
excused for the present. but viii return
November 20 10 finish up the jury cases.
A considerable amount Of food left
from the soldiers banquet was given to
poor.
The mechanical electrical course at the
y NJ G A night school viii commence
Battey.
Ray and Max Wardau who have been
absent from Topeka a. year and half
traVsslng IN the west, sailed November /
for Sidney
The weed match moor essv-.,,+t, ---,,+
ana the santa Fe railroad got on fire sun
cay afternoon The fire department was
called 10 put 1t out
E a EaIon, Congressman Longs prt-
EaIe secretary who has been in Topeka
lew days for washington.
according to the opinion Of a great
many Of the privates. Colonel Ed. Lit
Twentieth Kansas regiment
A Iopeka man says he always feels
like taking off his hat when a Twentieth
Kansas boy comes along especiaIIv il me
boy happened TO be private.
II g. Fuller. a san Francisco printer.
VINO formerly lived in Wichita, has sent
Governor Stanley a handsome roster of
me twentieth Kansas regiment
Superintendent W H StilIweu of the
5SgeA 1sza1d Is in Chicago attending a
1nseellIlg Tor the purpose OF making up the
winter time card for the Rock Island
some q the men who were on the firing
line with the Twentieth saw the football
si Sll1ls - "a 4Iro1y and said they would not
play LOE the salary OF a major general
d. 4 lsk. pastor of the First Congreza-
tlona1 church. has been invited 10 preach
t1e 1sutSalory sermon at the new Ply
tia ---1I u II Wien
me IWentierh Kansas band will give a
concert at the Grand Opera house Wed
nesday night The band viii b. assisted
by Miss Nina Thomas and Mr.. FranI1
Paul Battey, a young man Who t7-s t,s--
DLou45llL ~ ana educated in this cftv de-
s5slleu ana constructed the electrical dis
plays at the state capitol for the T7v-e1
UeTh Kansas reception
lola Register One of the nica +h:nss
v men Iopeza did-and there are rnarv
oIners-Was 10 present each soldier with
handsome badge on which was printed
his name and company.
It is said that the Arizona town 7-bf-t,
IS named after Charles s. Gleed is made
up OK Depot section house, q store