The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-05-15
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

SN AE "A IL IN h w y |
The fellow who tacks up signs is around
again.
Some of the street cars are being re-
Detective Dell Harbaugh arrived in
town Sunday.
Judge Hook is in Wichita today holding
federal court.
The picnic at Lake View will be held
two weeks from today.
The state board of charities meets at
the reform school today.
There were three ball games at Athletic
park Saturday afternoon.
Charley Lobdell is out on his ranch in
Lane county herding cows.
duct is fo be read ID t fh street
Bishop Millspaugh was at Wichita Sun
day and confirmed large class there
Richard and Ed Johnson and H. L. Dun
lap spent Sunday at ThompsonviEe.
Local dispensers say Sunday the
first good soda water day this season.
The Kansas division l.. A w. racing
board will meet at the National hotel to-
| Webb McNall is down from Gaylord to-
day. shaking hands with his old friends
NIilt Sayler was arrested for running a
for his appearance.
Tents are making their appearance on
| the vacant lots, and the boys are having
! lots of fun camping OUT
A Topeka woman who claims to be. Tit,
erary' can spend three hours in reading
! the pictures in a fashion plate.
| A Topeka man is taking the lawn mower
| calls it 'heroic treatment"
| Trains of two open cars were kept run
ming to Garfield park Sunday afternoon
| and evening and were well patroniZed.
1t always disgusts a barber to have a
| and then CURLY refuse to have his hair
cut.
The Oliver, Colby Vaudeville company
i company will be at the Casino at GARFIELD
| Tuesday.
The attention of the public will be di-
| vided during the next few weeks between
the Twentieth Kansas and the sweet girl
Edward D. Smith of 627 Van Buren,
street has been appointed draughtsman IN
Torrington.
Miss Sadie McCauley of 14Ol West street
| left today for Hutchinson, where she Will
| be contestant as a contralto soloist in
| the musical jubilee.
A crowd of small boys amused them
selves during the band concert Sunday by
! riding their bicycles down the bicycle race
track embankmentS.
PelSaa are rSe already ,Practicing to go there
for the Twentieth Kansas reception. New
| ton should get in the wagon.
The degree team of Sunfiower camp,
Modern Woodmen, will exemplify the Sc
cret work of the order at the head camp
at Kansas City, Kan, next month.
This is the time of year when a boy
wa9s be be GO sf fha at the nn 5h bite boy Bgttar
during the night than in the daytime.
but sGod are many of tsm pT wK 19 nd fRH
they viii have to bring their plows to
| town 10 D0 SndTpeileQ ON circus Oays
What a woman puts into her mouth
is the best index of her character says
woGld,be sage and an OBJ To-
Snowfall socials are the latest thing in
contemplate in hot weather, even if the
snowballs are only the flower variety.
Rev, ]. T. Mcfarland of the First NJ.
commencement Exercises Of the normal nal
department of Baker university on May
Department Commander o. H. Coulter
of the g. A r and Captain r. F: H, Coney
a. r. encampment on Thursday of this
week.
Matt Langhart and Harry Pohlman, two
of the best known BARRIERS in Topeka, for
number of years employed at Nelson &
r 81 sheard at the Rational Hotel bar
Der shop.
The knights of Pythias. grand lodge con-
this year. The same thing happened five
years ago at Salina- The K P.s won't
This is the time of year that high school
classes spend considerable time in hunt
guage that they can't translate after they
being on hand has been disproved. Sat
urday night a revolver shot was heard
and within a minute four policemen We're
on the spot.
Sunday was the tenth anniversary of
and it was Celebrated by Topeka ieaguers,
The organization now has over two mil
Resolved. That the hammock is more
dangerous than the Sofa is a question
recently debated by a literary society. A
! Topeka bachelor takes the affirmative
side of the question.
Busy men sometimes wonder how the
street loafers live. The only thing they
ever seem to do is to stand around on the
sidewalks, and get in the way of people
Another litter of coyote cubs has been
captured in Shawnee county. They were
Tg any he eo Claims fhe bou6 on on S @
There six cubs in the litter
The postoffice clerks say they have the
heaviest mail of letters after a rainy Sun
day. ON pleasant Sundays people go
places, but when it rains they stay at
home and write to their friends.
vision of the Episcopal churches of the
western half of the state, is a Christ
| hospital, taking treatPent for throat
trouble His home is in Salina.
Three graduating members of the musi-
! cal department of Washburn college,
Laura Taylor, will give the first of a
| series of recitalS Tuesday evening at the
| college chapel
a Kansas editor notes the fact that
Judge Hazen has declared slot machines
to be gambling devices and then COM
ments: 1.-The growing belief that slot ma
chimes We're agricultural implements thus
receives a sensational setback"
Graduating essays and graduating
dresses are the absorbing topics of the
hour with many Topeka girls just now.
The proportion of absorption between the
| two is one to fve-one thought is put on
the essays to five thoughts on the dresses.
| The hammock season has come again,
| and although there are no quotations on
the hammock market, it is prophesied by