The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-07
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

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Arthur Massey has a, new running horse.
The rain last evening didn't do much
harm, or much good.
The streets are in a normal condition
again without bunting.
Six divorce suits in the district court
were dismissed yesterday.
Judge Horton has gone to Washington,
D. c., and will lose his vote.
If this weather keeps up, the open street
cars will be called out again.
cap" Curtis is a Republican, but is
against Porter Cook for sheriff
The federal court will open its Novem-
Der term in Topeka on November q.
There are now 81 men in the state pen1-
tertiary under the sentence of death.
Judge Hook has begun to crowd the
H1IlmOn trial by holding court at night
Mrs. Mary E Myers has applied for a
divorce from her husband, J. D. Myers.
L. A. Stebbins has just returned from
a short business trip to Olympia, Wash.
Mrs. Luella Watts has sued for a di-
vorce from her husband. William Watts.
The work on the North Topeka sewer
is completed four blocks from its mouth.
The majority of the reception decOra-
tons are still in place in the state Of
fees.
The regular November meeting of the
Commercial club will be held tomorrow
evening.
A display window full of red neck ties
is almost as good as a stove these cool
mornings.
A new carpet has been put down in the
I. O. o. F. rooms, corner Fifth and Quin-
cy streets.
Judge ROStleUhWa1te OF the court OF vista
ton; leaves tomorrow for trip to New
]. w. Robinson of Robinson. Mahshan
& Co, has gone to Chicago to purchase
new goods.
Several Lawrence people will come up
Dean HoWellS.
Bishop Crowdry will hold services this
Chandler street.
1t takes 80, 900 ballots to conduct an
election in shawnee county, but only half
of them are used.
Topeka scores again: James E. Larimer
has been appointed notary public by
Paul Gilmore in 1.-THE Musketeers'' will
be the attraction at the Crawford theater
next Monday night.
The Degree of Honor will hold their
union meeting tonight at the hall No. III
East Seventh street.
Mr.. W, +. Dauchy of Chicago, but for
merly of Topeka, was in the city yeSter-
day for few hours.
The ballots this year are quite respec-
ular blanket Sheets
The stores report a good business on
the Twentieth Kansas.
John Wood has filed action in the
district court asking for a divorce from
his wife, Minnie Wood.
A Topeka man today offered to bet that
John CLANCY would be elected senator.
He is the only candidate
The ministerial union has decided to
start a series of evangelistic meetings
commencing November IS.
L u. - "A.
instruction of Paul Battey.
A motion for a new trial has been filed
by the plaintiff in the suit of Mrs. Martha
Welsh against the Santa Fe.
The fees turned into the county treas.
ury by the city court for the month of
october amounted to s166.S5.
Bi5hqP Vincent anti T Fbn preside oyer the
M Z. conferences next spring.
The Frank Long divorce case has been
continued and viii not come up for trial
Del Valentine Will take up the duties Of
clerk Of the supreme court at the opening
Dick Alden is in Hutchinson doing work
for the Santa Fe in connection with the
transfer of the Hutchinson Southern.
co1rt agai5st he ANCIENT Order Of PYra
mids have been continued to November 21-
This weeks number of the Rams Horn
contains the opening of Charles NJ. Shell
don's new story, John Kings Question
embraces the northeastern part of the
state, viii be held Nara q in Kansas
City. Kansas.
w s. McClintock has been authorized
by the county commissioners to collect
back personal taxes on contingent fee
of % per cent.
Miss Pearlade Prescott will assist in the
concert to be given BY the IweptlsIn
Wednesday night
Attorney General GODDARD has gone to
of the stock yards case in the United
States supreme court.
Drop letters which go out on rural
delivery routes require only one-cent
stamp, while those delivered by city car
riers require two cents
Many of the Twentieth Kansas boys
brought home packages of Manila ci-
CARS They are much larger than the
American coffin nails
The small white bandages worn by the
Twentieth Kansas soldiers are badges of
the Eighth army corps. They are in the
shape of a solid figure 8.
The large crane on exhibition in a Kan
( sas avenue window was shot in western
Kansas by DR.. H w. Roby- The bird was
mounted by Frank Forbes
Mr.. H. l. Harris. lately window trim
mer for the Nebraska Clothing store at
Kansas City. is now with the Continental
Clothing store of this city.
a Topeka man is making a fuss because
Iaborers are so scarce that he can get
no one to put up his stove for him and
he viii have to do it himself.
Fred Colver. the former. Topeka boy
| who managed the tour Of the Lambardl
Opera company from Los Angeles to
Kansas City, is visiting here.
James Dustan. father of Harvey Dustar
I who was found dead his bed at his
home No. S13 Chestnut street, last night
was city marshal of Topeka in 1875.
| Governor Stanley will name J. r. Bur-