The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-03

letter from Ep ggd stating that that bod 5R
Rev G. J. Jaiser has returned from
Alta Vista, where he has been holding
of the German Methodist church.
Some of the .piling that We're driven in
ing is caving OF into the river.
The white horse on the patrol wagon
fell down a few nights ago while the pa
troll wagon was answering a call and he
has not been able to walk since.
Most people will buy coal a little at
time during the fall and when a cold
spell comes nearly every body will be out
and they will all want coal at the same
time
W. H. Sheldon of Paola whose name
was added to the Twentieth Kansas re-
son. Sergeant Jay Sheldon. killed in the
Philippines.
Sheldon will have an article in the No
yember number Of the Ladies Home
Journal entitled, rs Christianity Practi-
cal in Worldly Affairs p
The suit which Leavenworth county
brought against the Leavenworth, Tope-
ka, & Southwestern railroad for back
missed from the federal court.
People on West Tenth avenue think it is
the remains of the curbing off their park
ing It IS also about time to take the
sand Off the first block of paving.
Governor Stanley and his Twentieth
Kansas reception committee which start
ed for San Francisco today are greatly
worried owing to the fear that the regi-
ment may arrive in San Francisco first.
Physicians say that the sewer which
emptfes into the river at the city park
should be extended further into the river.
When it constructed it went far
enough, but since then the park has been
extended into the river, leaving the sewer
behind.
Unless another is permitted to break
into the town during the soldiers recep-
ton the last merry -go-round OF the sea-
son which has been emitting uneartnly
noises at the fair grounds has been taken
out of town.
There is war among the towel supply
men. a new company started business
Is cents lower than the other Company.
The first company Immediately dropped
A suit has been fled in the district court
by w G. Stephenson against J. B. Bar
tholomew, the Central investment COM
pany and the Bartholomew Real Estate
corporation for $S71, which Mr.. Stephen
son claims is due him.
The suit of John Erickson against the
street railway company for 5000 for
causing the death of his child a year ago
out in Oakland, has been compromised
by the company paying Mr.. Erickson $500;
court, but the jury disagreed.
People who come into the city on Sixth
avenue from the west in the mornings
dist church were kept running. Part of
the time 1t runs and the rest of the time
it doesn't and the result is that it some
times fools people.
A NJ. Sutherland who was called here
from New Jersey last week by the ser
ious illness of his mother, Mrs. Fannie
Sutherland, left for the east today. Mrs.
sutherland being greatly improved Mr.
Sutherland is now engaged in tele-
phone construction work.
A Topeka woman who couldn't afford
a new 50 hat went to a millinery store and
inspected the new styles in headgear.
Then she went home, dug an old style
hat out Of the garrett, stamped on it a
couple of times, pulled q feather out of a
buster and stuck in the crown at an angle
of 45 degrees and now she is as stylish as
anybody.