The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-26
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
This is regular London weather.
A fire felt quite comfortable this morn
Let it rain and clear on for the recep-
ton.
John K. Wright of Junction City is in
Dave Mulvane is in Arkansas on mining
business.
The country roads viii be improved by
The rain is Iengthening out to proper
proportions
John D 9nlrken. the Mcpherson attor-
ney, is in the city.
Already Il old soldiers have reported
sons in the Twentieth
Oscar Swayze shaved his mustache once
and had it burned on once
Wild fowl were flying south IN consld-
cradle numbers last night
The sports who could get out this
morning are hunting ducks
The registration books viii close te aor-
row night for the fail elecuon-
Judge and Mrs. J. 5. Eusminger are the
parents OF son born this morning
Judge A L. Redden IS an applicant for
membership in the Commercial club
Houses to rent were never more scarce
IN Topeka than they are at this time
Tt viii take about 100 gallons of coffee
to serve the soldiers at their banquet
Chief Ramsey believes in signs he
never pulls a joint unless the moon Is
The latest from the Trego county gold
fields is that they are TO be worked for
zinc
Rubber coats and umbrellas have been
busted up and put on sale IN conspicuous
G E. Gault has 50 far. improved that he
is able to sit up just little AT StofLlOnI
The Washburn football team left today
for Denver to meet the D a e On SAT
". ]. Deacon has been appointed lieut.
ant and adjutant Of the national guard
J X. Cubbison has returned home to
Kansas City after legal business Vlslt
in this city
The Geutlemen's driving club will give
another speedway matinee soon II the
weather is good
The washing Of the windows IN the
state house dome permits more light 10
penetrate the interior
The flowers from the state house
grounds are being potted and placed IN
Mai. A n Harvey has. been invited to
deliver an address at the reception 10
company K AT OsaWatomle-
era SPPS F1nSto2. u bg & T H. Ghent are On eE
hibition in several store windows
Miss Cora NIayhall, assistant in the reg
lister Of deeds office, IS in the Ou1ce once
more after being i'll for several days
John. Dawson OF the state treasurer,s
where he delivered a political speech
The Twentieth Kansas band viii give
a concert at the Grand opera house on
the afternoon and night Of the reception
The mem berS OF the ponce force are
Joining the F1ambeau club 1t may give
them mortgage on their jobs they think
Erve Strickland of Topeka, has sue
ceeded Chas- E Gormley who re-enl1sted
sas. o---7- '--'''--'- =
The insurance men spend most of the
time on the streets talking over the rate
war which is supposed to be on IN 10
peka-
ing me Fortv-fourth to san Francisco
VIII be used in bringing the Twentieth
home
The Forty-fourth regiment OF Yolun-
teers passed through Topeka "Wednesday
afternOOn on the Union Pacific bound Tor
While Congressman Curtis is in wash
ingt0n he viii look up the progress Of the
building.
The Santa Fe IS bringing all the rolling
stock of the passenger department to the
state to take care OF the Twentieth kan
sas crowds
John 5. Dawson W. ". Fisher and r
ing at Twelfth and Washington streets
this evening
It is said that many Of the Twentieth
Kansas boys have raised mustaches since
folks at home"
The banquet to be given the Twentieth
Kansas soldiers viii cost 1900, or more
than 81 a plate, and much Of the material
viii be donated. too
G. c. Clemens admits that when he was
q boy his highest ambition was TO wear
a uniform and play in a show band when
1t paraded the streets
Overmyer. ATulvane & GauIt have been
retained by the Parsons people TO assist
IN resisting the asylum Injunction suit
brought by Clay Center
Ida ShrOuC has begun divorce proceed
tngs in the district court against her hus-
band, William ShrOut- who keeps a res
taurant in North Topeka
General Hughes paraded the streets for
a time last night with the front Of his
vest covered with Twentieth Kansas but
tons, and he sold all Of them. too
Frank Shelabarger. Oklahoma CORES
ponoent for the Kansas City Journal who
mas been spending his vacation at his
home in Topeka, returned today TO Guth-
re
This IS the season of the year when
puggy horses become a drug on the mar
ket- Men sell them to prevent the ex-
pense Of keeping them through the win
County Treasurer Phillips is president
OF the state association OF county treas
urers- The officers are trying to decide
upon a date for joint convention with
the county clerks.
The Republican Flambeau club met last
night and received a box of cigars from
Stanton The meeting resolved itself into
committee Of the whole TO give thanks
There is a row IN the Lake View club
one OF the members killed a large num-
Der OF ducks and shipped them to Kan