The Topeka state journal., 1899-11-17
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

ny don't the white wings wear
A. ". Smith. the Mcpherson politician.
is in the city.
General MetcaIf is back in Ohio. visit
| ing his parents.
The Modern Woodmen gave dance last
night, the first of a SERIES
The first Uncle Toms Cabin show
| VIII strike Topeka next Thursday
: Cyrus Leland will rebuild his opera
mouse IN Troy as soon as spring opens
Congressman Miller passed through To-
Pekta Pta last evening on his way to Wash
Mr.. A. A Robinson, president of the
| Mex Mexlcan Central road, arrived In Topeka
State Treasurer Frank Grimes will leave
| saturday for Dayton, Ohio, to visit at
A blacksmith saws it takes twice as
much shoeing for the beer wagon horses
! George w: Hagenbush, Santa Fe pas
| senTgerr, agent in Kansas City, was in To-
DR.. @. S. Sunday, late of the 23rd regi-
| ban chickenpox
| Judge John Martin has resumed the
| pracIIce OF law and now has an office in
| the Crawford building.
The Court of Boyville." by William
| Allen White is display in the windows
! OF Topeka book stores.
! A marriage license has been granted to
| Georgia Boyer Of Richiand.
DR.. Robert Freeman; physician in
/ charge OF the Santa Fe hospital, has
turned after a visit in Wisconsin.
The cooks and walters union failed to
| rant men to stand by the union.
The Elmwood club will take possession
| of the Foster house next Monday. The
opening will occur some time later.
| Judge McElroy of the court of appeals,
holds a palm leaf fan in his hand much
of the time when he is on the bench.
John 4 Booth and Ellen L. Turner,
DOtn OF North Topeka, We're married yes
| terday. The groom is 50 and the bride 45
Syl Dixon is in Topeka once more. He
emily.
,siIas Johnson, a boy who lives near
Shorey, was shot in the foot yesterday
with a gun which was not loaded" as
One jointist has gone into the milk bust
ness. another to farming, one more is
to go into the ministry.
| Some of the posters which are supposed
to advertise theatrical ATTRACTIONS now
people away from the plays.
city Attorney Bird, after contemplat-
made up his mind to shave off his mus
tache so that he can pass for judge.
Twenty-Five contractors out of the city
| have sent inquiries about the plans for
the new city building, which would in
bic for the job.
The city council will favor a Topeka
new city building provided a home con-
tractor can be found who will do as well
Deputy Probate Judge Garrard who
makes out the marriage, licenses, says
ship are getting married than from anv ~
other part of the county.
Judge Guthrie writes Assistant Post
master Rodgers that he has inspected the
federal building and that the sroVernInen+
will soon be ready to advertise for bids.
The joint meeting of the Republican
and Democratic fambeau club has been
the Lamb. and a Topeka man wants to
know which is the lion and which the
WI What t., will be, be done. about the curfew
Wne4 @ the E, nre pelI f. Is dispensed with? Bet
printing plant whistle. That will scare
the old, we'll the young off the
| The Ladies' Aid society of the AIetho-
dist church of Detroit has written Gov
The letter States the Randkerchief viii
be sold at a church fair. The governor
will comply with the request.
Union Pacific employees in Topeka on
nounce that the pay car has not visited
that It will not be here before Tuesday
| creditors to please take notice
Governor Stanley announces that burg
lars and footpads need not apply to him
are as bad as murderers, needing only
| the emergency to make them such.
tributing tract called the Law and
tin is signed by NJ. Williams and NJ n
Butler and comes from Lansing, where
law and order Is supposed to be cOmpul-
The Republican and Democratic fam
peau clubs fused last night according
TO programme; by invitation of the Re
publicans- Politics was barred, and the
II to the weather oysters We're after
wards served at Longs restaurant
! An enjoyable social was given last ev-
en1ng by irwin lodge No. 26O, A o. Z. w,
! at their hall on the corner of Sixth ave
literary and musical programme was
given. DR.. H. I. Alkire was master of
Gibbons made short talks Refreshments
and a dance ended the evenings pro-