The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-10-17
CURED HIS CATARRF

some of their fellow WOrkmen better than
anyone else in town.
Two prairie schooners came through
dogs following the wagons.
George Roberts is very sick at the home
of his parents Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Rob-
erts on West Tenth avenue.
The white wings would look more COM
Portable these cold days, if they would
wear something besides white.
The man who burns leaves at night and
causes a pail of foul smoke to settle over
the city is in evidence in Topeka every
+. w. Caldwell, travelling passenger
agent of the Rock Island with headquar-
ters at Omaha, is in the city today on
The Modern Woodmen camp team of
this city goes to Granville tonight to
guide some prospective brethren through
A startling sight seen on the streets
an evening or Two ago, was a boy of
about Is years, 50. drunk that he could
Hunters are beginning to go after wild
fowl now; For the next few weeks the
game of various kinds.
Three hundred and fifty cadets from
come to the Twentieth Kansas reception
and march in the parade.
Arthur Murphy is Impfng because of
an accident in which he ran a rusty nail
into the flesh just above the knee, max
ing a very painful injury.
It was a year ago this morning, Octo-
Der II, that people got up and found the
trees all weighted down with a heavy
snow, and a. blizzard blowing.
Edward Cole, q Goodland, Kan, bust
ness man, well known in Topeka, was
married in Kansas City, yesterday to
Miss Mamie Woods of Mexico, Mo.
Carl Myers, L company, Twentieth
vice, has arrived home having been mus
tered out in advance of the regiment.
Mrs. Hague will be glad to meet those
of her friends who did not receive flowers
Saturday evening if they will present
their cards at 817 Kansas avenue tonight.
J. H. Lyon of Kansas City, western
passenger agent of the Missouri Pacific,
is in Topeka, considering the question of
rates for the Twentieth Kansas reception.
Henry j. Allen, private secretary to the
governor, leaves tomorrow for San Fran
cisco to remain with the Twentieth, rep
resentng the governor until the muster
E. B. Good. was one of the coroner's
jury at the inquest over the body of John
HillmOn, and he has been summoned as
witness at every trial of the Hillmon
Although there is a demand from var
to complete the paving on both sides of
Tenth avenue before the men are permit
ted to go to work on other streets.
There was change Of over 50 degrees
in the temperature in the last 4S hours,
1IL PeoPle are noL oDyeCtln8 IA lI1e Iest9l
cooler weather will head off more serious
Liquor cases have been noIlied in the
district court by County Attorney Jet
Finney, Mat Cave, George KIauer, Pink
Purseley, Ed Ryan, Frank RaynOr and
The Ehram Machine company of En-
terprise, has been given a judgment for
Kansas Creamery
pdny- Inc E4hfsaIn company sofa a DOneI
to the creamery, which the latter claimed
was worthless.
The trial of Rev G. D. Olden and others
for assault on Rufus Frazier, which was
one OF the series of troubles over the At
Ilcan BapuSt church properly last year,
has again been continued. This is the
third Continuance.
Mrs Alsada Anderson has applied for
a divorce from her husband, William An
dersOn. They were married in 1884 and
have three children She says that he
becomes intoxicated and that she has had
to leave home at such times.
Sheriff Cooks deputies have been busy
the last day or two complying with the
be posted in public places The law was
pers were common in many Kansas coun-
The Mcpherson Republican comes out
with the statement that Topeka is ask
ing the state to contribute part of the
funds for the reception Of the Twentieth
the Republican will please make the cor
John. COyne has been wearing a sprig
or real shamrock around for the past
week and has been betting against the
Columbia He will quit it now and viii
offer his shamrock for sale He got the
sprig of the plant from the ''ould country
a year ago, which he planted, and now
he has quite a patch of his own.
The mel. members Of the fiambeau club
to the Republican meeting out at Shorey
some of the moys' says he was pre-
spring 50 when he got there that he had
to be rubbed down before he could make
his speech.
Dr. j. Il. Mcfarland, pastor OF the First
Methodist church, announces that the
ellass in Bible study meets at 7:a5. o'clock
of the church. The subject to be taken
up tonight wiz be How Our Bible was
Made" The class has already 100 mem
bers registered in it, and anyone is vel
come to join in the work.
It is announced that society girls of
topeka will wait on the table at the ban
quet Tor the Twentieth Kansas. The sold
lers would great deal rather have some
one VINO would put more business into it
and less airs Society girls sometimes
i wait on the table at church sOcials and
no one but the preacher gets enough to
eat--AtchisOn Globe. Editor Howe doesn't
know Topeka girls.