The Topeka state journal., 1899-09-29
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS

The dancing season is on.
It cost $500 to clean the grounds for the
| golf links.
The golf club will give tournament in
a short time.
Mrs. Q. L. .Atherton of Russell is visit
T. ]. Crouch attended the street fair in
Emporia today.
The hop tea man at the fair grounds did
Mrs. James. H. Myers of Baird, Kan,
is visiting friends in Topeka.
The amateur minstrel organization pa
raded Kansas avenue at noon.
TT The eIss Black 4Ss Patti company win be at the
Mr.. and Mrs. f. c. Gay are the latest
acquisitions in the Topeka Golf club.
Eight new members win be taken into
the Shawnee Tribe of Red men tonight
The drinking fountains on street corners
thing.
The annual meeting of the Topeka Ath-
letic association will be held Monday, Oc-
tober 2.
Mo, is visiting the family of his son, D.
Harry .Cowen of windsor Mo, who has
been visiting in Topeka will return home
tomorrow.
Pack away. the decorations and bring
them out and more too when the TWen-
tieth comes home.
1t was predicted. that very little smoke
would come out of the new Edison smoke
stack. Look at it.
Mr.. F. c. Gay. until recently freight
agent rent Of the the @ Santa Fe has returned to
Frank NJ. Kissinger of this city has
taken a position with the Santa Fe at
Two street lights were wrecked last
night by toughs who cut the ropes and
allowed the lamps to fall.
The decorations in the state offices will
not be removed until after the reception
to the Twentieth Kansas.
o. T. Crawford is this year booking
representative of 20 shows in the terri
tory west of the Missouri river.
The Western sorosis will meet at the
A
and talk about the Dreyfus case.
Harry Jones, .quartermaster sergeant
return home via the Suez canal.
The vestibu1es OF the Church Of the AS
sumption have been finished. Work on
the tower viii be commenced shortly.
Col. j. D. Norton has joined the Repub-
help shoot the fireworks for the Twen-
Max Maier Of the general superinten-
dents. office of the Rock Island, has re-
turned from two weeks trip in Chicago
and the east.
A fight was to have taken place last
night between Joe Fiederling and Tommy
Sears in 45 a han IN North Topeka 6ut the
The Lambardi italian Grand Opera
company, which will be heard in Topeka
fo haye been responsibie for the best
grand opera ever heard in that city
he an iven by Ware & siaughters ooeratc
niebf Pa cficaIIv ali the coiored minstrel
talent of Topeka is included in the aggre- |
CATION and Several up to date features are
promised
THE Hottest Coon in Dixie" advertis-
ed as the greatest colored show IN the
world will be the attraction at the Craw-
ford theater next Thursday and Friday
nights. The piece is said to be max
ture of farce comedy and travesty and 80 |
prices will be from rs cents down.
Captain Patterson Of battery 3 was in |
a short time ego and last night was
elected to oe the caP5a4a OF Ih9 ;71 1oose
an extra effort to bring up the standard |
of the team work to win the prize in the |
prize drills at the next grand lodge meet |
ing.
A. w. Knowles. of the Bank of Topeka |
is the Quartermaster Knowles spoken of |
in the dispatches who made Admiral |
Farragut's. flagship which was presented |
to Admiral Dewey. Mr.. Knowles served /
in the navy through the civil war. He |
was with Farragut when he was appoiresa
ed rear admiral and he made the flag |
from blue number flag.
Bert GoinEs son of J. c. Goings, the 1
grain merchant, was found in an uncon- i
scious condition at the foot of the stairs 1
leading to Ed Timon's place on North 1
Kansas avenue last night. He had either /