The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-04
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS |
The curfew now rings at 7:45.

T.
ents of son.
Nearly time for the amateur theatricals
to commence.
The special meetings at the Presbyter-
ian church have been closed.
DR.. T. Q. Biddle, superintendent of the
Iopeka asylum is in EmpOria-
New chandeliers are being placed in the
halls of the Santa Fe general offices.
The tower on the new German Catholic
church Is rapidly nearing completion.
The Santa Fe shops whistle now blows
at o'clock in the evening instead of at 5.
Albert Horton, son of Judge A. H. Hor-
ton has returned to Topeka for the win
The promoters of the state poultry show
believe that 1850 birds will be exhibit
J T. Barley, undertaken is an appli-
cant for membership in the Commercial
John D. Knox has returned home from
Ottawa and will be at home two or three
Several small advertising stickers have
been placed on some of the fire alarm
Many Topeka. people speak of it as a
sound.
osteopaths are becoming almost as
schools
If the weather is suitable MarshaITs
band may give at least one more concert
{ohn J. I 6g3 viii probably spend the
his health.
The first open meeting of the washburn
Souege Literary society will be held Fri
Luther Burns of the governors office
has returned from his vacation spent in
The regular October meeting of the
neSday evening.
Several bets have been made in Topeka
on the outcome of the Columbia Sham
rock yacht race.
The Kansas men interested in the zinc
fields near Yellville, Ark, will visit that
territory next week.
Kansas photographers are vieing with
each other IN producing pictures of NAM
moth ears of corn.
George Roberts is seriously i'll with ty-
phOid fever at the home of his father on
West Tenth avenue.
Judge Johnston of the court Of vista
wears a black derby.
Frank Grimes has gone to California to
meet the Twentieth Kansas and inciden-
tally to better his health.
The first party of the Informal Dancing
CLUB this season will be given at the new
hall 503-5 Kansas avenue.
The high school alumni association will
meet with Mrs. H. E. Overholt at the
Copeland this evening.
The melodrama ''777' has been revived
ford theater on October 9.
A sample Of spelling on the police dock
ROBBERY earring gum
Quite a number of Topeka football en-
Lawrence next Saturday.
MT; F. e, Maegley. the new assistant
general freight agent OF the Santa Ee has
taken rooms at the Throop.
Superintendent Davidson has an affair
in the school board room that looks like
an ice chest He says it is not.
fine cigar at a stogie price is the
Lucke's Rolled cigar, 10 for Csc at Flad
and Grubbs. COZ Kansas avenue.
Abe Hiatt, a colored boy, has been fined
S12 for stealing brass and is now in the
county jail working out his fine.
The court of Topeka collected fees to
the amount of $210 during the month of
September, leaying $2O.45 unsolicited.
General Passenger Agent Black and
General Superintendent Nudge of the
Santa Fe, returned today from Chicago.
Charles Johnson, an employee at the
Rock Island pump house, had one finger
of his left hand badly smashed Tuesday.
Sheriff Cook had been killed by the mob
at Alma 1t emanated from the police
station
Fred Jenness left for Ell Reno, Ok. to-
day to reside permanently. He will man.
age the distributing store of a wholesale
grocery.
Some of the dummies which are used for
display purposes in front of a few of the
cheaper clothing stores, are badly in need
of repairs.
terest in affairs at Alma to make trips
to that place to protect prisoners. Topeka
Jerry Springstead, late of the Twentieth
Kansas, has gone to his home in Illinois
but will return in time for the reception
to the regiment.
Vacant places are being taken up with
used for advertisements. Prosperity for
the sign painters.
Next Thursday afternoon and evening
and Friday is the date for the New Mod
els millinery opening. Thursday evening
there will be music
Topeka people were greatly interested
in the yacht race. They kept the State
Journal telephone hot Tuesday after
noon asking about it.
MT MT; A; ;; Rankin, chief clerk in the
offlee OF General Superintendent Nudge,
ing a vacation in California.
A new publication has been launched in
Topeka. 1t is called the Kansas Register
E. B Burnett is the editor or - 9 '-i'--'
! 2: L. Ackley, a Concordia attorney, is
/ the Riggs Bankruptcy case. Mr.. AcKieY
/ a collector of Kansas books.
It is about time for the Sixth avenue
! crowd of dry goods box statesmen to
change their headquarters from the shady
/ to the sunny side of the street.
There are four men by the name of
! Frank Stevens in Topeka, and Frank
/ of the other three Frank Stevenses.
The board of directors of the Frances
! Willard Home for Girls. will meet in the
/ kindergarten room of the First Baptist
| church Friday afternoon at o'clock.
| The Illumination of the state house
comes home will be the grandest thing of
its kind ever seen in Kansas-perhaps.
An observer remarked yesterday that
| turnouts have appeared in Topeka and
| likewise some very handsome girls to ride
! The marshal of Silver Lake brought
Aft Cochran to Topeka Tuesday and de-
] a fine of $50 for being drunk and disturb
| ing the peace.
| The occupants of every store on Kansas
! avenue should get together and combine
! their energies on the decoration of their
respective store fronts. in honor of the
! Twentieth Kansas regiment
County Physician El1inger has made a
| report to the county commissioners con-
corning an examination he made of Bed
! wells asylum. in which he gives the aSy-
| lum certificate of character.
| trict court to recover 81 600 from D. w.
| Mulvane, the value of a certificate of de-
| pOsit which she claims to have placed in
! Mr.. Mulvane's hands as bailee-
The Lambardi italian Grand Opera