The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-16
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

a business trip to Nebraska
The change in weather. arrived at last
and was gratefully received.
The federal court has summoned forty
Jurors to LeaVenWOrth today.
The ice cream season is lasting a great
deal longer than usual this year.
United States Marshal Sterne went to
AeaVenWOrth to attend court today.
Rev. ]. T. Mcfarland preached a SER
mon to young men Sunday evening
Tom Kelly, assistant state treasurer,
spent Sunday at his home in Paola.
State Treasurer Grimes is expected
home from San Francisco tomorrow
DR.. J. p. Raster, chief surgeon of the
santa Fe, has returned from the east.
George F. Sharftt, clerk of the United
States circuit court is in LeavenWorth.
tan. is dangerously i'll at Christ hospital.
The Tecumseh rural delivery route is
now averaging 200 pieces of mail per day
Dr. and Mrs c F. Menninger are the
parents of a son, born yesterday morning.
DR.. COrdley. of Lawrence. preached at
the First Congregational church Sunday.
Farmers complain that the pastures
two.
Nine of the older girls of the Industrial
school have been given work in Topeka
The council meets tonight to pass an
other special improvement bond ordt-
A year ago Sunday the cold weather
commenced and a year ago Tuesday 1t
W. c. Cook. assistant state auditor. has
gone to Indiana for weeks visit with
F. K. sneed has been appointed man
ager of the Union Pacific Tea company
Saturday was rather hot weather for
football Better though than pneumonia
W T. NIcElroy. editor of the Humboldt
visit in Topeka.
Nearly all of the birds have emigrated,
even though we have been having July
weather lately.
The flies are more troublesome than
stay all winter.
Mr.. A A. Robinson, president of the
City of Mexico.
The patrol wagon has not made. a trip
People who depend on milk depots for
their cream are having a hard time get
ting it these days.
Residents living on Tyler street between
sixth and Eighth avenues, are signing a
petition Cor pavement.
Roland Medhcott, who has been i'll with
typhoid fever since early in July, will be
able to be around soon.
tend the wedding of oscar Wooiverton
at Olathe Wednesday,
The Lambardi Italian Grand Opera
company arrived in Topeka from kan
sas City at noon today.
O. P. Updegraff has gone to Kansas
City, where he will act as one of the
judges Of the horse show.
There was. wind enough. Sunday for a
or the wind in New York
W " Church. assistant superintend-
peka for a couple Of weeks.
t John pa Dawson. Of the state treasurer's
Der to make a political speech.
Rev. George E. Lerrigo. secretary of
the Y; NJ G A. preached at the First
CHRISTIAN church Sunday morning
The congregation of Unity church will
celebrate the cancellation of the church
debt at the church next Friday evening.
Z; W Ellis. exchange editor of the
state Journal, went to his old home at
ton.
The gentlemen who are interested in
the formation of the Lancers company
tonight
If the city does as much paving every
year as has been done this year, it will
are paved.
Mrs. Thorpe, police matron, spoke at
a charitable supper at Clover Hill school
house Friday. evening on Humble Homes
and Hearts"
Don WilIitts. chief office deputy in the
United States marshaIs office, is attend
ing the session of the federal court at
Leavenworth-
A grocery store exhibits a collection of
large pumpkins There are u in all and
tieth regiment.
DR.. COuntermine returned Saturday
from Concordia, where he has been at
tending the annual meeting OF the Pres
byterian synod.
The second attraction to visit the Grand
Mccarthy in Dear Hearts Of ireland
next Saturday night.
There is a complaint in some parts of
low. Does this have anything to do with
the scarcity of milk?
The Gentlemen's Driving club will hold
their racing program gram on next Friday af-
way just west of the city.
Frank Watson. leader of the Crawford
theater orchestra is this season publish
tons in the theater programme.
The fire department was called Satur-
day to a barn near Fourth and Adams
strOyed. but the barn was saved.
The quarterly meeting of the Sons of
the American Revolution will be held in
the rooms of the State historical society
Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
An average Of Il people a day try to
pump" oscar Swayze TO find out what
that mysterious set piece for the Twen-
tieth Kansas fire works is going to be-
If the cOlored minstrel band that was
mere s2t,qlEday nigFht had a base horn
have been larger. He scared people away. /
A Union Pacific gravel train was wreck
This is the third wreck that has occurred |
at Silver Lake during the past five weeks. |
double headers to Oakland every Satur- !
day night after o'clock to accommo-
date the crowds which patronize that |
line
John s Dawson of the state treasurer's !
office goes to Wellington, October %, to /
deliver address at a political meet 1
ing, arranged by the county central COM /
mittee.
The Kansas City Times is losing no /
opportunity to knock the Twentieth |
reception The committee refused to en- I
dorse its scheme to make money out of 4
the event.
When the new garbage crematory gets
to running in good shape, there will be /
no excuse for having dirty and Il-smell- |
ing alleys.
General Passenger Agent Black of the !
Santa Fe left Saturday for Boston to at |
tend the annual meeting of the General /
Passengers Agents association of the |
United States.
Those vvbo discontinued 4be nee Of fos !