The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-09-02
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS

Norman Wear has gone to Chicago.
Mr. T. B. Sweet is in Illinois on bust
ness
W. W. Dennison and wife have gone
10 Philadelphia
The Santa Fe is carrying many sol
diers to San Francisco.
Topekas canning factory is now
running night and day
Mr.. and Mrs. n. G Shepardson are
the parents of a daughter.
The police made 206 arrests in August
and took in SS96.05 in fines.
The police have had the thefts of
three horses reported to them
There viii be a burlesQue yacht race
on Labor Day at Garfield park.
s. B. Isenhart is in Aspen. Coll at
tending to some mining matters.
Mrs. Robinson's French classes viii
organize at 1921 Polk St, Sept. 19.
Gen. J. W. F. Hughes and wife have
returned from a visit in Tennessee
Mr. and Mrs. H. L Strohm will go on
visit TO Pennsylvania next week
Clarence Dennis has returned after
spending two weeks on the northern
lakes.
C H Nettels has gone to the Colo
RADIO mountains on 2 hunting expedi-
tton.
r L. Ward has gone to Olathe where
he is assistant principal of the high
school
The barber shops VIII be closed all
day on Labor Day. Moral. Get shaved
on Saturday
The regular meeting of Beulah chap
ter, Order Of the Eastern Star. viii be
held tonight.
Mr. c. s Sutton. auditor Of freight
receipts of the Santa Fe, has returned
from the east
The First Spirftualist society will
hold a meeting Sunday afternoon at 406
Kansas avenue
The season of raking dead leaves is
here once more 1t begins earlier than
usual this year.
There is an officer on the Topeka force
who actually obeys the anti-spitting
ordinance himself.
Lon Townsend. king of the jointists
recently lost S1,5e0 on a Topeka res
taurant venture.
J. r Davis Of Savannah. Ga, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Davis, in this city
Nothing viii cause a crowd to collect
on Kansas avenue much quicker than
a real lively runaway
Many of the business houses viii
close at 10 O'Clock Monday morning on
account of Labor Day.
More than three hundred students
have been enrolled in the Topeka Bus
mess College the past year
Mrs. NJ. E Harlan viii speak at the
Gospel meeting of the Y w c. A Sun
day afternoon at 4:10 o'clock
Homer Low is at home for a few
days He is now employed in the Rock
Island Office in Fort Worth
f W Ellis of the Journal has been
called to Cottonwood Falls by the death
of his aunt, Mrs. J. H Hunt
A green, a red. a yellow. a white and
blue parasol bObbed around in one
block on Kansas avenue yesterday.
The Hiawatfa World says that NJ. A
Low pays q man named Keats 81. 500 a
year to look after and drive his race
horses.
Horsemen are watching the record
made by Pilot Evans, the Shawnee
county trotter. while on the eastern
circuit.
The next Union meeting of the A. O.
u W lodges viii be held on September
IS. at the hall Of lodge No. 20 in North
Topeka
one Of the good features OF this
years Labor Day celebration. will be
that all teams viii be excluded from
the park
Miss Nanon Heron. editor Of the
Legal News, has purchased a printing
outfit and viii hereafter publish the
paper herself
Roy Crawford is now musical direc-
tor of the Grimes Cellar Door com
panyY and has gone to Leavenworth to
join the company.
The WOmen's Christian Temperance
union win meet Monday afternoon at 3
o'clock in the parIOrs of the First
Methodist church
The Ladies Society Of the First
Methodist church viii meet Wednesday
morning with Mrs J. L. SheIlanarger
AIS Harrison street.
County Attorney c. D. Jones of Nor