The Topeka state journal., 1899-09-13
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Mort A1baugh is in Topeka


Mort Albaugh is in Topeka
Gen J. W. r. Hughes has gone to St
Ex-Governor Morrill, was in town Tues
The leaves are falling from the shade
This is the day that tries boys souls
washburn college and Bethany college
open today.
John F. 1IcManus has gone to st. Louis
Governor Stanley spoke at Arkansas
City Tuesday.
Major H. n. Boyd leaves today for his
home in Belleville.
The usual number Of Indians are not on
hand for the circus.
Frank Scott. editor of the Valley Falls
New Era IS in Topeka.
J. B. Billiard threatens to withdraw
from the Commercial cIubi
Wellington H. Neigs has been admitted
TO the Shawnee county bar.
Jay I. BeardsIey has sued for a divorce
from his wife, Emma Beardlsey-
Lawrence Banks has gone to EGinghsher
O. T., TO join a surveying party
The -FOrepaugh horses are not as
handsome as the Ringing horses
White parasols and white dresses look
slightly chilly these cool mornings.
The state house was deserted this after
noon. Everybody went to the circus.
Three new divorce cases were filed in
the district court Tuesday afternoon.
For the early mornings nowadays peo-
c. R. Richey of the state treasurer'S
office has recovered from a brief illness.
Police Matron Thorpe has returned to
orado.
City Attorney Bird is now in attendance
at the Great Council of Red Men at Wash
ington-
c. r. Simmons leaves next week to take
a position as reporter on the Kansas City
DR. L. NJ Powell viii return this week
from Michigan where he has been for the
past month.
Fred c. Farnsworth has been appointed
executor of the state OF the late H w
The vault in the office of the state audi
tor is being furnished with new metal
T. T Kelly. assistant treasurer returned
from visit at PaOla in time to see the
circus unload.
Eugene Ware has returned from Wich-
1ta where he attended the session OF the
federal court.
WIN Hopkins has gone to Ol1Iahoma
territory where he has accepted position
Conductor Abbott of the city railway is
again back to work after an absence Of
six weeks in Illinois.
Some of the officials around the federal
building are attending federal court at
Wichita this week.
General Watch and Clock Inspector
Montgomery of the Santa Fe has gOne to
Chicago on business.
Already merchants are. advertising furs.
nearly 100 III the shade
At o'clock in the mornings people ride
the police are on duty.
Police Matron Thorpe is in need OF a
ties for an aged sick man.
Iii s1IiTanoerI1es slo les are getting ripe, and they
one think of Than ksgiving
Mrs. Belle Adkins has filed a suit for
divorce from her husband, Hugh Adkins
They were married. in 1897.
0rrin T. Welch- formerly of this city,
peka in few days to visit
On the W Ou1an'S page of the New York
pictare Fa9nge Of ZOE Bo Eie2y tr, September is
Mrs. Thorpe has received from Crosby
553sIos;; Inree boxes of trimmed hats for
olstrlbutlon mong poor girls.
Forest Hughes of the Capital business
office. left Tuesday on a two weeks va
cation in Chicago and Milwaukets.
The game of ''gaWf' continues to arouse
ever are st-Gtfvfng the Tocab1IaTVh '--'---
Members, of the Topeka golf rub went
out in fuII force Tuesday night. he game
seems to be taking hold in Top eka-
have been put up in Topeka-" n aTshaiTs Ilr
band IS, advertized as an attrac ton.
The Modern Woodmen living the vi
for entertainment Saturday n light.
Mt Nj :, and M Mrs Dan Fry, who are en-
people by that name who have Eued for
The circus wagons that have be en cam
paigning all the season are not 50 fresh
as six months ago. Paint and ii nsel will
Superintendent Ndervine of the Wells
dTBQ Express company was lm town
tuesday completing arrangement 5 for the
new company building near the Santa F'e
The Kansas biography book, now in
preparation by Frank MontgOn aery and +
Hin p wilson, viii be publish ed about
Mr. Stanley Jones and Mise IS Emma !
-, - =, - y S p OL COtLohWe tou sh1ls
burn college.
,,T;;J Dr; J. E, Nlinney. dean. of the Kansas
Medical college, says that Kansas pres /
United States.
Frank Anderson. formerly. of Topeka, (
S Sholr % IN the Congregational church over !.
General Albert D. Shaw. who was re- |
Gently elected national commander of the !
peka reunion.
la51Do5ae Ano5her society," paper is about to be
have, been made with the Kansas Farmer |
Gor the type and presswork.
,ls The season for cutting grass is nearly |
over. out the man who owns a lawn viii /
next two months in 'ralxiner leaves
Topeka man says he intended to go I
TO the Paris exposition next yea T. but /
since that Dreyfus verdict he has made /
up his mind to boycott their old sh ow.
The majority of the northern and west
etn 4- states ana several OF the eastern
dents enrolled in the Kansas Medic al col
pei City Attorney Bird to bring an action
been Set for Syta,aT bllp 9S SlSy g. f4ahG7 mas
court.
The annual convention of the negro
B3aptists Of the state, which has just
closed in Emporia. will be held next wear
in Topeka 1t will come in October next
year
The Newton board of educartion will
close the school of that town during the
street fair down there. Everything has to
get out of the way of the sire ct fair in
Newton.
Miss Jessie Lewelling, who is now on
the reportOrial staff of the Chicago In
5er-Oceans passed through Topeka Tues
day afternoon on her way to Chicago af-
ter visit in Wichita.