The Topeka state journal., 1899-09-12
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS
Tomorrow is circus day.

TOMORROW IS CIRCUS Ady-
What is the dog catcher doing2
The Kansas Medical college opens to-
The circus viii show in the DOuthitt
The new Hurd building is almost COM
pleted.
Laundries and bakeries spring up like
mushrooms.
Farmers now sell their watermelons on
the street corners
Miss Edith Meridith of Hutchinson is
visiting in the city
One book store sold over $500 worth OF
school supplies Monday
MarshaII's band will give a concert at
Turner hall Friday night
The Oakland school opened Monday
with enrolment OF 2O4.
If the cool nights continue, dancing par
ties will again come into favor.
The officers of the federal court are at
Wichita where court is in session
The clubs used by the police are made
out of native Usage orange wood.
The fancy vests displayed by men this
4all are louder than ever pe1ore-
General Superintendent Nudge of the
Santa Fe is west on an inspection trip
Edna, the Prairie Maiden is the title
of a new song written by Major Inman-
Book stores keep open at night this
week to accommodate the school children
A fight is being made again on a peanut
stand whistle at Fifth and Kansas ave-
4 year ago Topeka was looking forward
anxiously TO the arrival of the Rose OF
COUNTY eRs e6id sd2 a is 6a5 8o2596 %9Re6 the b Hag s
The Topeka tribes of the Improved Or
der of Red Men viii elect Officers this
query: Is q dentists office called a
dental parlor because 1t IS a drawing
d McLarty has gone to St Marys to
complete the plumbing IN the new school
In the early naorn. now the leaves rain
down. Another sign that winter will soon
Oscar swayze had the court house flag
election
Judge Hazen's new residence on Monroe
street viii be ready for occupancy about
October l.
The street railway company is paving
between the rails on West Tenth avenue
with brick.
The roads are now in better condition
for bicycle riding than they have been
The question is: how do the photograph
ers manage to make such large pictures
of ears Of corn.
Howard Patton returned yesterday from
2 three weeks trip to Denver and other
The election was a good thing for the
cigar dealers any number of boxes were
up on the result
Dr. c. E. Mum. father of DR.. L. H
Mum; will IL remove this month from Colo
The first day of school opened with
b.o21 scholars enrolled. An increase Of $50
over year ago
Mr.. H. S. Montgomery, watch inspec-
tor OF the Santa E'e has returned after a
trip through Texas.
A Topeka man who has returned from
washington, u. G, says that is the quiet
est city he ever saw.
MI. Dick Alden of the office of auditor
of freight receipts of the Santa Fe has
returned from Chicago.
collection of brand new chairs have
They We're badly needed.
This is the. second day of school and
nobody has had brain fever from over
study DuI several fear It.
Thirty-two new students were enrolled
IN the Kansas Medical college today. This
brings the attendance to over 100.
The county officers are smoking OF of
boxes of eiesrs ahead si5 the s1e+io0 Is Ut
Engineer II. G. Rust of the Santa Fe
Will return this week from Colorado.
Where he has been spending a vacation
Rev. G. D. Olden. the colored preacher,
was arrested Monday. on a warrant sworn
out IN the city court by a cOlored woman
The fambeau club will not meet to-
morrow evening Cause: Circus. The
meeting will be held Friday evening in
The. next union meeting of the A o. U.
W. viii be held Wednesday evening at the
Topeka -'-e7 = ~ ~ -ii - u III
n5A T9fRskq TfIR,dS4 {deyotess Of the game says he
at the label.
Chief Ramsey positively refused to
mount a bucking brOncho and lead the
procession when the cadets returned from
Philadelphia
A number of Topeka colored people will
20 70 Kansas City, Kan, on September
bration there & --0--
Major Major Anderson has new conundrum:
nv ny Were the opponents of progress
IKE the earth?' Because they were fiat
tened at the polls.
For the next two or three months the
ar Will De nued with the OdOr OF burn
spoiled that way
A whole lot of Topeka boys will lie
awake most of the night tonight SO as to
RsC7 uP carry enough to see the circus un-
load IN the morning.
Conclusion jumped at by the Newton
kansan: Walter Gust of Topeka prob
ably did when he was Injured in a run
away the other day
me reunion reception committee has
q meeting tonight The meeting was post
poneQ last night on account of the recep-
ton to BOyds cadets.
The newly elected commander in chief
OF OF Ine natIonal G. A R, is one of the
speakers who has promised to attend the
state G. A. R reunion.
ss4SITII MaTin T. 4455aeey, Isaac P. GrOome and
me 1opeka o1flce have had their salaries
raised from $500 to $3.50 each
zCou1eilm1an G. H. Nettels left today for
%eM S,5ls york S, where ne VIII sail for. Edin-
depositions in a Federal court case.
,Professor r. A. Minckwitz, formerly Of
sas ss 91iIy 14peK4 an, nlgh school and now of kan
19i 19n OF the twelfth book of Homer's
Mr- W. A. s Bird and Mr.. f. w. Poin-
SseeSr SEres+ are af9TTending the meeting of the
the Improved Order of Red Men now in
progress at Washington Az" -
one topeka man says he was in favor
OF the city hail but he voted against the
proposition because he was afraid it
Wound give the opposition a chance to
oIlnS another Injunction suit.
The plans for the reception to the
4 LWentleth Kansas will be discussed bv
me committee named by Governor Stan
ley which viii meet at the executive of
nee next Monday at 3 o'clock.
he man who throws banana peelings
onthe sidewalk. said victim today as ne
IuDped the sore spot on the back of his
mead ought to be made to run a foot
race over a course sprinlled with them
Key c. J. Jaiser has returned from at
lending the West German Methodist con
tsrSnce At enterprise. which closed yes