The Topeka state journal., 1899-09-27
SNAP SHOTS AFHOME NEWS

S. c. Nichols has gone to Chicago.
F. B. Dawes of Leavenworth is in the
Marshans band goes to Emporia Fri
Day by day the street decorations in
crease.
returned from Chicago
There is everything on the fair grounds
in the way of lunch stands.
F. z. Van SAINT is doing contract work
Tor the Santa F'e in Chicago.
Morton Albaugh is, in. the city from
Emporia on political business.
Topeka hunters who have been out dur
ing the week have had no luck
Del valentine. editor of the Clay Cen
ter Times, is visiting in Topeka
The Twentieth Kansas is expected to
arrive in San Francisco October Z
Henry Dillard. bailiff of the United
States court, left Tuesday night for Gal
weston.
Theodore Lescher of Topeka will COM
plete his architectural course in Paris
Stephen "a Foster, prominent Chicago
attorney rs the guest of Mr.. A. w. Dana
There viii be a band concert at the To-
peka CLUB tonight MarshalIs band viii
furnish the music.
Some of the pictures of the nations
heroes that are displayed would make
chamber of horrors.
The demand II that the roads in the fair
protest against the dust
~, Wiili9am i9a1l,-i5 H. Barry, a representative of
was in Topeka. Tuesday.
Roland MedlicOtt Will probably be able
to return to his home from the Stor-
mont hospital Thursday.
Mrs A w Douglass wants to purchase
a nome east Of the Santa Fe shops. Ad-
dress her in care of the Journal
John Redmond, editor of the Burlington
JeIerSOnlan was here yesterday visiting
with the Sons of Veterans a the reunion.
Ex-Governor St John of Olathe and N.
- y 49, % W Dus, VII make
Der tonight.
This is the season of the year when
visitors leave straw hats on the hotel
racks and wear the best felt they can
find when they leave
II. s Bair, who. has been assistant
physical director of the Fort Scott Y NJ
C. A. for the past year, has resigned his
position and viii return to his home in
Harry Jones has written home that he.
with Robert Maxwell and Charles Ram
Sey, all OF the Twentieth, would positive
~ 60 around the. world and not return
with the regiment.
The veterans of '9s-99 feel a little shy
along with the veterans of '61-65. and the
veterans of the sixties, or some of them
VIII not receive the smooth-faced vet
Grams into fun comradeship.
Probate Judge Dolma-1 issued a mar
riage license Tuesday to James Gibson
of Lincoln, Neb.. and Nellie H White
ried in Topeka last night.
The board Of managers of the Rescue
son streets, Thursday morning at 10
8fternOOn at O'clock
The jury in the district court returned
verdict of guilty in the case of the CITY
against Robert Pigg, charged with sell
ing liquor. This is the first conviction
secured in the liquor cases at this term
OF the district court
Mr.. and Mrs C r. Cole of Mankato.
Kan, are attending the reunion and Vis-
iting Mr.. s 5. Rice. In the near future
Mr. and Mrs. Cole expect to remove to
Topeka to stay. Mr.. Cole was in the
United States navy during the civil war
A reception will be held at Polk school
from to Friday afternoon and To-
peka people generally are invited. The
reception IS for the purpose of affordinzy
an inspection of the interior decorations
of the school Mr. J. w Cleed is respori-
slble Tor the interior ornamentation.
A uggestion.-'Did you hear what
Aunt Hetty says?' No; what now2''
''She says she wonders why they don't
build cities in the country. where there's
more room. m.''-Philadelphia Bulletin.