The Topeka state journal., 1899-10-10
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS


for early date
L. G. Disney has been admitted to the
Shawnee county bar.
Work has at last been started on the !
North Topeka sewer.
As the leaves come down it is notice
able that coal goes up.
Ed Mcbride of the Santa Fe passenger
department is in Chicago.
The heavy wind Monday stripped many
trees of their dead leaves.
Ewing Herbert has stopped the publi- |
cation of the Hiawatha, Daily World.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. w. Newman are the
parents of a daughter, born Sunday
''At Gay Coney Island' will make its
annual visit to Topeka on october 1s
Colonel Fred Close is down from TregO
fields.
The students of the Kansas Medical col
team.
Capital Temple No. 6s, Rathbone Sisters
night. mii give a dance at Il < nan InurS0AY
The regular October meeting of the
Commercial club will be held tomorrow
# the coal famine continues Topeka
snow flies.
This is the season of the year when
flies began to drop into the soup just to
The soda fountains are no longer kept
working overtime as they were a few
The first party of the Informal dancing
club will be given at Hudson's new hall,
October 20.
The dust is being brushed off the lodge
paraphernalia and the winter work. Will
commence soon.
Assistant City Engineer McCabe is in
charge of the office during City Engineer
Barnes absence.
Washburn plays the Manhattan agricul-
tural team at Topeka Saturday and X
U plays Ottawa.
Wamego has company. of girl cadets
which is anxious to break into the TWen-
tieth Kansas reception parade.
There is a movement foot to organ
1ze a troop of hOrSemen to take part In
the Twentieth Kansas reception
This is the time of year that wild geese
are generally going south, but they have
not yet gone in any great numbers.
Literary societies. are being organized
/ in the country districts. Literary societies
and corn husking always go together.
coin School grounds at the corner of Mad
ison and Fifth streets, has fallen down.
What new ideas will be sprung at the
Karniva1 Knights meeting next Thursday
evening at the Commercial club rooms?
The laying of brick between Topeka
avenue and Harrison the new block
day.
Assistant County Attorney Galen Mich
OILS, has gone to La Crosse, Wis, on bus
mess connected with the Yeoman murder
trial.
There has been a house cleaning at the
Commercial club rooms, and the big rugs
on the floor have an improved appear
The green house men are beginning to
coach their chrysanthemums to have
them in readiness for the Thanksgiving
The merchants who are forming the CO;
operative premium stamp association viii
meet tonight in the Commercial club
rooms.
If the Shamrock and Columbia will
come out to Kansas they can have all the
wind they want without money and with
out price.
Mrs Alice Leslie has fled a suit for
divorce from her husband, Edmond Leslie
in the district court. She alleges abuse as
her reason.
the Oakland run as the hardest in TOpe-
ka- The easiest is the West Fourth and
East Sixth run.
Ulysses Cherry and George Coats were
bound over in the city court yesterday
to stand trial in the district court for
stealing a bicycle.
The very latest is a, two wheeled cart
tires 1t is driven by Manager O'Neil of
the water company.
g. G. Clemens has gone to Concordia
to pc present when the court OF appeals
makes its decision in the agricultural col
lege quo warrantO cases.
The name of Seery & Morton was in
advertently omitted from the list of con-
tribptors to the Kaw township bridge
fund. They subscribed $50.
The next union meeting of the A. o. U.
W. lodges of the city will be held on next
Friday evening at the new hall of lodge
No. Ii. on West Sixth avenue.
Mrs. Laura A Bivens, aged so, died from
Avenue a4e e on September 80. The t9- interment
| was in Topeka cemetery on october 2
A Topeka man thinks the reason New
| yacht race is because it used up too much
wind in making blow over Dewey.
enfireiy 'eA5t satisfied Sled With his appetite. no
matter how much heseats, ana she keeps
him Over-eating much of the time
Topeka dealers say the patterns in wall
| paper for next year will run to darker
shades with the same general character
of this years decorations prevailing.
The Abilene people are expecting Cow
ernor Stanley to attend their corn car
nival Thursday, but it is probable that he
Will still be in San Francisco on that date.
The members of the First Congrega-
ttOnal church Will give a reception this
evening in the church parlors, to their
| new pastor, Rev. DR.. Fisk and Mrs. Fisk.
The Topeka 7. w c. A, will give a re-
cePtion Friday afternoon to the high
school girls and their friends, at the as
sociations new rooms at 623 Jackson
street
Joseph Belfsle who led the Woodman
pointed band master of the Thirty eighth
| regiment recruiting at Jefferson barracks,
st. Louis.
Superintendent Parker and Trainmaster
| Saunders of the middle division of the
| Santa F'e have returned to Newton haV-
| ing completed the new time schedule Tor
: that division.
Bent AIurdock in Ell Dorado Republican:
| The political FOUNDERS are trying to
switch Fred Funston off to congressman
at large. Better wait till General Fun
StOn gets home.
Otis Hungate and w. H. Thompson
business. They will have their offices to-
| gether, but will go it alone so far as their
l business is concerned.
The county commissioners have voted
! the s., 900 necessary from Shawnee county
for the bridge across the Kaw east of the
| against the appropriation.
An entertainment will be given Thurs
| ey to clothe 45 little girls who wish to
attend school Police Matron Thorpe is
! looking after the entertainment
Tom Norton. formerly a Topeka news
! paper man, who went to Chicago to prac-
/ tice law a few years ago, is doing editor
| ial work on the Chicago Times-Herald,
q side line to his law ctice.