The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-07-18
SNAP SHOTS AT HONE NEWS


Joseph Boyd OF IrontOu, o., is visiting in
Topeka
Mr.. and Mrs. 5 J. Bear came home from
Omaha today
Ex-srate Printer John Parks was in
town Monday
Frank =. Brown returned today from
visit in Illinois
Rob Radclin. a prominent salina young
man. is in Topeka
The newsboyz, picnic crowd went over
to Lawrence today
Governor Stanley addressed a Grange
meeting at Overlook yesterday.
Times. was in Topeka last night
E A Prescott deputy United States
marshal is in the Indian Territory
The state board Of equalization IS IN ses-
sion at the office of the state auditor
The. Topeka tennis players are getting
into fine form for the state tournament
W W Mills is unable to leave his home
ed on A recent trip TO MeNtco-
J. W. Hardt. who went TO Chicago on a
the home Of his brother there
The pavement on Tenth street is be-
coming 50 rough that Il is distressing TO a
man to ride u bicycle over it.
Delay in procuring the stone for the
curling is responsible Tor the delay IN be-
ginning the Tenth street pavement
Topeka wheelmen are making active
preparations for the state bicycle meet,
which viii be held here August "A and p
The trustees OF the First NJ T. church
have decided not to build new parsOn-
age at present. but to rent = residence
for their pastor for awhile.
Fred Ware whose name has been con-
nected with an amateur minstrel show,
says that he has had nothing to do with
minstrel shows for several years.
A Topeka man whose wife IS out OF
- = = - ~ - ASI A-ssIi-'e ~
Il became necessary Tor MIN 10 procure
the services of carpenters TO get into his
house last night The latch-key would
a number Of wheelmen met last night
| and formulated petition which viii be
circulated for sisners and then presented
20 the council. asking for permission 10
ride bicycles on the sideW alks on ur-payed
streets, under certain restrictions
A Bicher Of Florence was in Topeka
last night looking for his son, a boy OF 10.
whom he supposed had come TO Topeka
to enlist in the regular army. He found
out that the boy had tried TO enlist a.
Leaven worth. but had been refused.
Since their wives are away on vacation
Never SIeeo club one member Of the
club went to sleep in a bathtub few days
since and his narrow escape from drown
ing caused the new club to be organized
Sol Richardson. the engineer who was
on me engine tnat ran INTO an O4kiaIIi
car as it was crossing the Missouri Pacific
rSr91rsr vas going rs1ii rsfe and
stopped the car in the middle of the track
ind pleasant weather and VINO are under
going = lot OF dlscOmtorts away from
write them that Topeka IS enjoying regu-
lar summer resort weather herself nova
days
Prof. H. L. Mcneil. a graduate of Toron-
20 university. has been elected TO the
chair of Latin at Washburn 10 succeed
Prof R 5 Radford, who goes 70 Bryn
MaWr- For the past two years Prof Nc
Neil has been taking graduate work at the
University Of Chicago
The Topeka Trades and Labor assembly
has elected the following officers Presf-
dent C. B. Hypes; vice president. F. A
urer. A D. H Claudy; sergeant-at-arms,
c. Gurden- trustees. J. w Robinson, W.
n Core and A NJ H. Claudy.
William POsey,- who was arrested at
Junction City a few weeks ago BY the fed
eral authorities on the charge Of ATTAIN
ing money under false pretenses in the
Indian Territory. was taken down to Mus
kOgee last night by Deputy United States
soon
John Johnston. son Of Associate Justice
W a Johnston, who is in the Twentieth
Kansas writes home that he intends to
remain in Manila when mustered cut, as
he finds many openings for good business
enterprises there. He says that num-
Der Of other Kansas boys viii do the same
thing.