The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-06
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SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

H W Mcdaniel has taken a position
with E. B. Guild.
over for this season.
Frank Herald intends to remove to Kan
sas City to practice law
VIM. S. Farnsworth of the City of Mex
leo is in Topeka on business.
The street car tracks on Kansas avenue
near Eighth are being repaired.
Judge Dolman leaves in few days for
Manitou, Col, to spend a month.
e. D. McKeever made the eagle do
day
Potwin Place now boasts of the neatest
and most picturesque postoffice in Kan
The damp weather on the Fourth prob
cali.
A single ice cream firm sold 1900 gallons
! of ice cream during the first three days
Work was begun today on the excava-
ton for Crosby Brothers new store on
Jackson street.
The Kansas avenue bridge can be seen
distinctly from a certain point on Martin
hill on clear days.
The Fourth was celebrated at the To-
peka asylum with appropriate ceremonies.
Judge Guthrie made the address.
Robert RuggIes is suffering from a bad
| ly lacerated hand, the result of a disa-
greement with a cannon cracker.
fully Scott of Oberlip, one Of the Demo
| attending the supreme court today
The records show that 116 boys out of 1e5
| in the reform school were habitual smok-
| ers before being sent to the school Moral
Charles F; Scott Of, the lola REGISTER
/ was in Topeka last night on his way home
Fourth.
The work of tearing down the old ST.
! Nicholas hotel has begun in order to make
| ready for the extension of the federal
building.
Ugly" Taylor, who played on the great
Baker foot ball team in 1892, is teaching
school in Texas.
The Kaw is coming up again. It seems
that the old river can't lie peaeeaP9ttE IN IN
| rising once in awhile.
While there was more noise on the
seemed t so3tRere We're We're FEVER Tags dis
| played and less general decoration.
The list of Fourth of July accidents is
| out from their homes where they have
| been in hiding since the night of the
| Fourth.
Mr.. Fred H. Collier, formerly managing
| editor of the State Journal and MI f.
| w Tatman, formerly IN the oInce OF the
| superintendent of insurance, are visiting
in town.
The temptation to ride on the sidewalks
/ IN the suburbs when the streets are muddy
i is too strong for the average. Plcyclst 70
| resist. and many Of them yield without
Chief Ramsey is worried constantly by
| people who wish to tell him their trou-
bles. He has the same habit or haYlng
| troubles of his own and does not need to
/ borrow any.
The store windows have been greatly
| and comubstibies have all been sold out
ana other things less warliBe have taken
their places.
| 1t makes a grown man feel foolish to
have his hands blistered or blown full of
| powder on the Fourth of July and he tries
to conceal his injuries, put they hurl
1 just the same.
| E. R. Hathaway, the rural delivery
| agent, is in Washington this week and
| will return to Topeka to look after the
| establishment of other routes in Shawnee
| county in about ten days or two weeks.
Judge Hazen has overruled a motion for
| against the city of Topeka for attorney 5
| fees and has given 80 days in which an
| appeal may be made to the supreme court
1 When you meet a man on the street now
adays with his arm in a sling or MS mead
tied up. don't jump the conclusion that
| he has been in a hght-he only ran up
| against a festive frecracl1er at the wrong
time.
| The lawns of the city are looking ex-
! ceptionaIIy we'll The state house grounds
/ never looked better The flower beds are
/ nave made the blue grass flourish like
patch of sunf1owers in a cornheld-
| irving to make a Fourth of July speech
/ for years but has never succeeded This
year he was to speak at Perry and actu-
| the storm came up and shut him OF. he
/ is becoming discouraged.
| A package of legal documents was re-
ceived at the appellate court yesterday adj
| dressed to CLERK of Court of Appeals.
| Topeka I.eavenworth County, Kansas"
/ As the sender is considered one of the
! best posted men in the state, the lapse in
| his geography was probably due to alb
! sent-mind edness.
| Transfers are having. plenty of work
building, the Crosby building and two or
three smaller ones now in progress, the
excavation for the Hu I bulIdlng Just
/ completed, the grading for tins, new pave
ments and the hauling OF brick. come in
| excess of a large amount of regular work
| in the hauling line.
A large picture of the Rock Islands
] Colorado flyer has recently been hung in
the lobby of the National hotel and at