The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-02-17
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

| Peach buds have been killed by the Sc
we're cold.
The ice on the river shows no signs of
breaking up.
The dog that is the terror of the grocers
eats sweet potatoes.
The street force spent yesterday in
cleaning Kansas avenue.
Umbrellas went up yesterday afternoon
| for the first time in months.
Prof. Dyche will deliver his first lecture
at the Crawford theater tonight.
The High Rollers 5, will bowl against the
There are said to be but three men in
Potwin opposed to the proposed pavement.
"Hogan's Alley comes to the Craw-
ford theater one week from next Satur-
| day.
Washburn college young ladies will give
German play at the college chapel to-
The corner of Sixth and Kansas avenue
is now a favorite resort for ward politi-
Superintendent of Telegraph sholes of
the Santa Fe left yesterday afternoon for
Dave Mulvane addressed a meeting of
a dozen colored voters in the Fourth ward
Crook Wright's 1ieutenants go to the
city Jail to confer with their chief several
ling at the meeting of the Saturday Night
club this week.
DR.. G. p. Ashton says that his candi-
dacy for, mayor is case of the office
seeking the man.
Irving Pribble has leased Felitz island
ing sand dredge.
The Daily Legal News now runs a fruit
prices paid in Topeka.
5er S & Ioad in d for n repairs
board It had had to be- e gua pde Oh Deer ON
The Topeka Commercial Club is distrib
uting the reports reports of the Kansas Omaha
Sheriff Cook has taken Frank Filing. c.
Il: Merton. Joe Coats. Ellis Banks and
People Who believe in et the people instead
Of eorp10r ratio fo being IN e0ntro! of the
The city primary will be held week
from tomorrow and there will be the
With Drew as mayor and the city own
ing the water plant, the laboring man will
not be taxed every time he waters his
Dick Cooley, the Topeka ball player, left
yesterday afternoon for Hot Springs, Ark
soon.
at The People , who yant to Pay dog tax
rest.
pe h aeG ere IS we e guaTsn IN With TG
Rico.
There will be Drew meeting. at the
M. e. church at the corner of Harrison
and B streets in North Topeka Saturday
T. F. Doran has returned from Holton.
where he has been attending the prelim-
case
Mr. w O. Tran so t former Topeka "a
this cty' viii 1iIIai return to his home in CHI
cago Sunday.
E. L. Copeland was urged by his friends
to make the race for councilman from the
Third ward. but he refused to allow his
name to be used.
citation hold their meetings in Lincoln
Post Pc hall and serve their own meals there
Frank Ellison has taken the contract of
fdIelivSsring the Santa Fe shop vote to
rather burdensome.
The complaint of the boys of the TWEEN
T ffa m f5a is th a they have b too much
said to be really good.
The high school members of the Y. NJ.
vancement of athletic sports among stu
dents of the high school.
The encouragement T has been officially
production I ito OF of Romeo and Juliet" will be
City Clerk McFadden has received a
letter letter from his son, who is with the
ports the Topeka boys in good health.
Factories will come to Topeka when the
city owns the water plant and the high
turing too expensive.
Councilman Warmers letter in last
ton has started the people in the dry dis
tricts to thinking.
the primaries and vote for Drew. She can
afford to have hydrant of her own when
the city owns the waterworks.
Paul Torrington of the city engineers
office is an admirer of the poster style of
art and he can make excellent poster de-
signs himself when he is in the hunor.
There is one office in the Santa Fe gen.
eral office building where a record is kept
of the time of arrival of all clerks in the
morning. Hardness continued a certain |
length of time results in discharge.
DR.. J. NJ. Hamme of Cottonwood Falls |
stopped off in Topeka yesterday afternoon
on his way home from Leaven worth. where |
he was in attendance at the Masonic |
grand lodge.
Calhoun bluff is destined to become the
popular place about Topeka. If the Coun- |
try club does not build its clubhouse there |
summer hotel there. The view takes in |
three miles of the Kansas river.
Here is an argument made by one of
ministration and Crook Wright are sup !
porting Drew for mayor" The city adj |
ministration put Crook Wright in JAIL |
where he belongs, which is hardly an indi- |
cation of friendship.
Yesterday the twenty-fifth wedding |
anniversary of a certain Topeka man, and |
in the afternoon he bought a box of flow |
ers and a quart of champa gne. The flow
erS he presented to his wife and the cham |
payne he, his wife and their only son |
drank in the evening. He said that if |
he invited his friends to the celebration |
they would think he wanted a collection |
of silver. |
OWNS $4,000 CARNATIONS. |