The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-09-19
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS


William Martfndale was in town from
Empor1a yesterday.
Congressman ]. NJ. Miller of Council
Grove IS IN the city.
Photographs of Indians are now quite
popular for framing.
Arthur Smith of IdyIwild has been COM
rnlssioned notary public
c. ]. Brown has returned from bust
ness trip to Kansas City.
Syl DtxonS trains will get back to the
Atchison carnival this week
The theatrical season in Topeka will not
open up In earnest until October.
H A. Uterman will have charge of
the 20 mile race during the reunion.
s Hunopsh was fined so in police
court for selling goods on Sunday.
Col. W. H. ROSSingtOn has returned
from business visit in Kansas City.
Judge aazen is very particular Ls about
Bert Daley of the Santa Fe telegraph
department is in Colorado on a vacation
There were five operations for appen-
dicitis at the Stormont hospital last week.
Prof. S. J. Hunter of the state univer-
city IS in Topeka today inspecting nurser-
Taylor Riddle. secretary of the state
! live stock sanitary commission is in the
J. B Tomlinson. warden of the state
penitentiary is in the city on official bus
W. c. Edwards was in town yesterday
Creek.
The Crane & Co, sign has been placed
on the Ttacher building on East Eighth
avenue.
It seems to be harder for the ministers
to federate than for a woman's congress
to agree.
During the past Is years the first frost
| has fallen between the 2Sth and Both OF
District. court will convene at $50 in
the morning while the jury cases are be-
Many topeka joints have their front
door locked and guarded and the back
The Ladies Aid society of the First
baptist church will meet wednesday in
the church parlOrs.
This sort of weather ought to make
pie turn to football.
Sergeant Tim Donovan has attended all
the AtchisOn corn carniv2ls and will at
tend the coming one.
Attend the Courtney-Baxter millinery
opening "wednesday afternoon and even
ing, TIC Kansas avenue.
The audience at Crawford's last night
was the nOisest in many day and that
is saying a good deal.
The school board met last night and
allowed the bills for the work done the
Clay and Branner buildings.
While MarshalIs band is in Atehison
Turner hall in the afternoon.
The liverymen would like to have the
weather bureau give an accurate forecast
as to the sleighing for the coming winter.
Topeka man says that when new
wondering who Will be the first to ride in
DR.. c. A. Mcclure will return the last
of this week from Boston where he was
called by the illness of Miss Meta Rob
1nSOn.
The officers of the First Presbyt terrain
church met last night in the church par
lors and talked over the needs of the
church
Judge Lit Crum of the court Of vista
ton is recovering from a severe Illness
Springs.
a. social ball win be. given by No ?,
hknlghtS ana Ladies OF Security at Secur-
lty Hall, Wednesday evening Admission
25 cents.
The state board of education has decid-
inc r~fT ha inT1G
institutions to see how the new law is
Walls of Corn" wrote another poem
nearly as well known, who is To
E. R. Nichols, president of the state
agricultural college until the board OF re-
gents elects some one to the position is
The woman,s Home Missionary society
OF the First NJ. Z. church viii meet We'd
nesday afternoon at o'clock in the lower
church parlOrs.
Mr.. c. G. shoales. superintendent of tel
egraph of the Santa Fe, will leave this
with his family.
Engineer WIN Jones, who. has been in
with broken leg; is recovering and will
be able to leave the hospital soon.
The mayor and members of the council
Will meet with Architect Holland and City
Engineer Barnes this afternoon to look
over the site for the new city building.
The glass in one of the outer doors of
the Crawford theater was broken Monday
gods to gain an entrance to the theater.
Clyde c. NIcCarter has been granted the
is only 10 years old, but he has fallen heir
to some property and wants to look after
it himself.
David W. Norton, a son of Col. J. D.
Norton Of this city, has written a march
Twentieth Kansas" The march has been
! published.
had been clear sunday night there would
have been frost The sky was clear 1t
cleared off late in the evening and re-
NAMED so.
= match is being arranged between
Tommy Sears and Joe Feiderling, a local
pugilist- The fight viii be to j hnish ana
will be pulled off somewhere outside of
Shawnee county.
The district court room was crowded
Monday with people who wanted to be
Of the regular Jurors We're present and
they were disappointed.
The sanitary department could find
/ plenty to 90 in the alley at the side and
back of Crawford's opera house. When
the doors are left open for ventilation the
odor is simply unbearable.
Verdell Link. the colored man who was
charged with stealing diamond ring,
district court and was fined S1OO. He was
sent to jail until he pays or works out the
Mr.. J. c. Henderson, who was until re-
Gently connected with the Sells-Fore-
agent, is now press agent and advertising
manager Of the Crawford theater in this
city.
Lieut.; Young. the only colored grad
uate of West Point and the only coIored
commissioned officer in the regular army,
stopped in Topeka yesterday on his way
to join Troop OF the Ninth Cavalry at
FIT Duchesne.
A woman went into a Topeka drug
! store to have a prescription filed. The
( clerk took the prescription and disap-
/ peared behind the prescription case,
sneaNed out the back door, had it filed at
another drug store and brought it back.
/ The Kansas candidates for cIerlzships
! in the census bureau will be examined in
/ Topeka on November q. There viii he
/ 104 candidates selected by the members
/ of congress and senators and half of them
/ those that pass the best examinations
! will receive the places.