The Topeka state journal., 1899-09-11
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

( Guards on the inside Of the open cars
would be a good thing.
J The boy with the school book was in
! evidence this morning.
G. r. Hudson will leave for the City
| of Mexico next Sunday.
it up until frost comes.
1T was 9-9-'99 that beat the antis,'' says
the policy shop devotee-
Captain Waters corn poem is being
The fall styles in plaid skirts would do
justice to a prize crazy quilt
The divorce mill at the district court
viii begin to grind Wednesday
w. w. Cook, assistant auditor has re-
turned from a visit at Parsons.
DR.. J. c. McClintock and Mrs. McClin-
tock are in Manitou, Colorado.
A Topeka man says: 1T is not written
that the tail should wag the dog"
The fire alarm boxes in the southwest
part of town have been repainted.
Vests have become fashionable again
since the weather became cooler
''Sidetracked'' will be the attraction at
the Crawford theater next Monday.
John 5. Dawson and State Superinten-
dent Nelson have returned from Norton
BOyd'S lady cadets came home on the
noon train today over the Rock Island.
Those who know say the mud east of
Kansas avenue is not as bad a that west
People who got up early this morning
thought that it was cold enough for frost
! w. F. Dauchy, formerly of Topeka, but
now Of Chicago, is in Topeka on business
w. r. Kenuady, the druggist. will leave
this week for Kentucky to visit relatives
Hayrack and straw rides are 1asnlOnaple
now. Cool evenings make them enjoyable
Mrs. Ethel NJ. Wright has sued for, a
divorce from her husband Otis NJ. Wright
George Bradley, assistant superinten-
dent OF the T. A A, Is the father OF a
Capt. A. NJ Fuller and daughter Miss
Fuller, returned yesterday from Philadel-
Many of the members of the Topeka
delegation to Philadelphia, are expected
The foundation for County Treasurer
Phillips new house on Harrison street
John R. Mulvane has returned from
Kenosha, Wis, where he has been for
A man who forgot to register wanted
to vote worse than any one else in To-
peka Saturday.
The men in Topeka. who bet their money
on the Baltimore baseball club are not
saying word
southern location of the new moon means
warm September.
People who own bicycles make the most
OF these cool evenings which are par e1-
cellence for riding.
School commences today and the small
boy IS certain the schoolmarms" are
'crank1er than ever
Clayton P Randall has. filed a suit in
the district court for a divorce from his
wife, Ollie NJ. Randall.
Evening picnics are no longer fashion
able 1t would require a camp fire to
make them comfortable.
The Topeka schools are not apt to have
a full attendance of small boys until al
ter Wednesday, circus day.
There seems to be more banana skins
than usual on the sidewalks. The place
for such refuse is in the gutter.
The tennis tournament seems to have
in other towns it stimulated interest
The Y w. c. A. is moving into the new
quarters at ?23 Jackson street aud the
association will be closed this week
c. A Carter, formerly a druggist here,
but for the past two years located in
Wardner. Idaho. is visiting in Topeka.
The employees in the state treasurers Of
fee have daily feaStS. WatermelOnS are
eaten one day; musk melons the next
For the benefit of the members of the
Topeka golf club it may as well be un-
deTstOod that it is pronounced .'gawf."
The walls and frame work of the new
Crosby annex have been completed. The
work of finishing will soon be commenced.
The offices IN the high school building
and wall paper-much needed improve |
Silas Rain claims to have the finest |
team of horses in Shawnee county. This !
owners
People with crates in their houses, are
lucky these days. They can have a little (
fire without putting up a stove OF starting !
a furnace.
AN Onlooker'' writes the State Jour- /
nal from Starbuck, Mimi. that the fire /
department of that place is the crack one /
of the west.
serving a sentence in the penttentiary for |
grand larceny has applied to the governor
for a pardon
Wednesday, is circus day and every boy !
IN Topeka IS wondering how he viii be /
able to sneak away from school and get |
into the show.
MI, H. R NickeEson. general manager
I
! f1ocks of sheep pasturing south of Flor
to stop in that town the way to To- /
peka and pose as the star attraction for |
Both telephones in the Journal office !
We're kept busy until a late hour Satur- |
city hall election.
II aoTaTd yard VIZ " &Lynq aged 30 of Be Beirryto99 y
/ Topeka, was. married Saturday by Pro- |
/ bate Judge DOlman.
An, Albert Watkins has purchased o. L. |
| Brainard's residence at AZ Buchanan
| price paid was 81 900.
There are neighbOrhoods in Topeka I
whose residents never see the sun rise
/ the east side of them.
! Once when there was a balloon ascen-
/ sion mere the scholarS IN the pubic schools /
/ the same for the circus.
On the day of the arrival of Admiral
/ Of the K n G.. at Topeka and Wichita
1 will fire an admiral's salute.
II some 1,7 OF the people knew where their
/ away from home TO be done, they would
probably hunt a new wash woman
/ favor of the bonds. but that ne never votes
| expected to obtain public improvements.
/ There is a prospect for some cham
/ r. d. Hunts challenge to ride with any
| one in Topeka has been accepted by half
Since the implements for playing golf
have appeared in the store windows, To-
| peka people wonder why it takes 50 many
( different kinds of shinny clubs to play
l the game.
/ Five car loads of soldiers passed
! through North Topeka Sunday morning
/ on the Union Pacific bound for Manila.
! They bought every watermelon to be had
] on that side of the river.
| If all the track of the city railway was
| as smooth as their new West Twelfth
/ street line, it would be an inducement to
! ride more. You can not count the joints
| on the Twelfth street line.
| John Marshall reSurrected his "AtchfsOn