The Topeka state journal., 1899-11-20
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

The court OF appeals is in session again
today.
W. H. Morrison and family have moved
from Alma to Topeka
1t IS time for some goose bone weather
prophet to make a report.
The street sprinkler will soon have to
be put into winter quarters.
The last, fine, hardwood bar in Topeka
has been replaced by pine boards.
Norrtson's Faust will be the attrac-
ton at the Crawford theater Christmas
Some of the young ladies' at Bethany
are enthusiastic amateur photographers.
Presbyterian church have been completed
Al w. Martins Uncle Toms Cabin"
night.
Reuben spivey has returned home after
Oklahoma
Hulse has some magnificent American
Beauty roses at his flower store, 12O West
Eighth street.
Several extra stock trains went through
Topeka over the Santa Fe road Sunday,
Part of the new gas reservoir at the
corner of First and Monroe Streets has
been painted black.
The first of the three 7. W. c. A. con-
certs win be given Thursday night at the
Grand opera house.
Kansas avenue which need repainting-
They look out of date.
The Topeka Cooperative laundry has
declared a dividend of $262. .26 to be diVid-
ed among the employees
The memorial tablet to be placed in the
Manahan will cost SlO0-
The Topeka contingent which has been
convention is returning today
The six new car bodies for the Topeka
at the Rock Island freight depot.
A party of 20 Knights of Herman left
over. the Rock Island today Tor Plttsburg'
Kansas, to attend the state meeting.
J. c. Hopkins, who formerly owned a
restaurant in Topeka, is now proprietor
of a large eating house in St. Louis.
The nTCbfnS of the CItV wondering
when the old fire bell is taken down.
General Funston thinks his picture
hand is the best ever taken Of him
Some one or two of the store windows
are still decorated with the same display
as was put in for the Twentieth Kansas
reception.
In the professional world ''U. T. c.
show means that veteran organization
carrying Little Eva, Marks and the blood
hounds.
The santa Fe and washburn basket ball
teams will play a match game OF Dasket
ball at the Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium Tues
day night.
J. c. Henderson, who has been adyer-
tising agent of the Crawford theater in
this city since the opening OF the season,
has resigned.
G. P. Frey. a brother of General Man
ager J. J. Frey of the Santa Fe is a
train dispatcher in the employ OF the
Memphis road
the first to introduce the idea of holding
union meetings. The plan has met with
much success.
If the Kansas University football team
can win the remaining games to be play
ed this season, it will be another never
defeated team.
The dead animal ordinance is one of the
liveliest things with which the city coun-
ell has to contend. 1t is hardly disposed
of when it bObs up again.
The First regiment band of Ottawa is
after Erve Strickland, late leader OF the
Twentieth Kansas band, to take the place
of instructor and leader
Football enthusiasts are preparing to
foregO their Thanksgiving dinners in or
der to go to Kansas City to see the Kan
saS-AIissOuri football game.
The Enid and Tonkawa railroad, the
new line which the Rock Island road
| built in Oklahoma territory out of North
/ Enid. was opened for traffic today.
| Revival services in which all the
[ night at the First Pres byterian church.
| and services will be held every afternoon
! at O'Clock and every evening at 7:3O
J lola Register: Topeka has an epidemic
ILIIl7f ~ ne soIdiers Gf tbe 99rd -o111D
teers Wait until the dObe itch gets start
| ed and there will be tall scratching.
] It is possible that the Yeoman case may
! Of court. are John Madden, Mr.. Yeoman's
! attorney, has another important case at
time tine -''' " -
! Friday afternoon and evening a recep-
/ Topeka for the purpose of raising money
! for pictures and DECORATIONS for the
| school rooms. A musical programme will
! be given
! If you see man going around acting as
/ neck
jump at the conclusion that he has boil
I on it. He may only be suffe3riing from the
/ consequences of ''rUbbernecking' for me-
! teOrs last week.
! The board of education has retained r.
! 3. Welch to defend the suit brought by
! the state on the defaulted bonds of school
/ district No p, for which the state holds
| the city responsible, as most of the dis
! trict is now a part of the city.
] The winter time table on the Rock ISL
and went into effect Sunday. There are no
/ changes in the time of trains through To-
! peka except the night Texas express No.
/ g. This train now leaves Topeka at
! o'clock a. m, instead of at midnight.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry L. Sullivan of the
| Paul Kauvar' company, spent Sunday
! in Topeka with Mr. and Mrs. w. Fl. AL
/ ston. Harry Sullivan Is former Wash
( burn college student and is known on the
/ stage as John Milton He was for sew
/ eraI years with the late Thomas Keene.
lola Register: Topeka's public institu-
| tions are built on the ''multum in parvo''
plan: A new fence will be built around
( the Jail and in the yard it is proposed to
! build d shed over a rock pile, flower beds
I patrol wagon, barn, pens for stray dogs
! a prisoners wash house. The prisoners
/ will squeeze themselves into the remain
/ ing space.
The farmers of Kansas feel that turn
about is fair play When they were in
/ need of money they had to go to the
, banks to borrow it Now that the bankers
| financially they ought to come to the
farmers of Kansas for money, instead Of
| asking the United States treasury to help
I them out
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