The Topeka state journal., 1900-05-30
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


State Auditor Cole is in Girard.
All banks and public offices are closed
today.
T 6. Wear, of Pittsburg. is visiting in
Wilmer Glasscock has returned from
Chicago.
W. R. Hazen is in Dodge city on legal
The Ellsworth State bank has been
chartered.
Governor Stanley went to Clay Center
last night
speakers at Beloit.
Mr.. F. P. Cochran, of Cottonwood Falls,
is visiting in Topeka
L. B. Daley, who recently went to New
York, will study law this fall.
The east state house steps were given
an annual scrubbing yesterday.
FRANK Nelson, state superintendent, will
speak at Chapman, Friday night.
Carl Osborn left Tuesday for Toluca,
Illinois, where he will practice law.
A; H. Rich has returned home to En-
poria after a business visit in this city
During the street fair stands will not be
allowed upon the streets and sidewalks.
OskaloosA and Valley Falls were we'll
represented at the street fair yesterday.
Charles NJ. Amann has been appointed
fee - ~ 0l0-N'' pO7'O-
Mr.. John Miller, of Clay Center, is Wis
| city.
The curbing for the remaining block of
place.
Colonel J. NJ. Dumenil went to McLouth
! this morning where he will deliver the
| memorial address.
| The Topeka. Tennis association will hold
a tournament Saturday afternoon at the
courts, Tenth and Fillmore.
Picnics have usually been very popular
| in Topeka for Memorial Day, but the
! number this year is very small.
James Falls will go to Los Angeles with
Mr.. G. S. Sutton and take a. position in
the Santa Fe auditors office there.
w. T. Sapp, the ossified man on the mid
way, is anxious for the people to come
and see him. He likes to be looked at
MarshalTs band played 1.-The Wedding
of the Winds one of the prettiest of the
late waltzes, at the street fair concert last
night.
The committee awarding the silk flag
to the finest booth in readiness when the
fair opened has made the award to Cros-
by Bros.
The Topeka, Democratic Flambeau club
will participate in the parade at Kansas
City during the national Democratic con-
Conductor Griffith and Engineer
Thomas, trustees of the Santa Fe hospital
association, are on a tour of the hospitals
of the system.
The annual meeting of the State Daily
association will be held in Topeka next
of the state board of agriculture.
Claude Duval the Democratic candidate
for congress in the Seventh district,
day, delivering a. Memorial address.
James 7. CoughIin, formerly an employe
of the Santa Fe accounting department
in this city, has gone to Los Angeles to
: take a position in the Santa Fe office
there.
Homegrown Strawberries are coming
: into market and are demoralizing. the
l business in imported berries. The home
grown berries are far superior to those
s shipped in.
e VIII Trapp has been appointed to po-
+ | sition in the census bureau at Washing
a | ton. For several months past he has beer
in the employ of the Santa Fe in Albu'
n / querque.
There was but one delivery of mail to
= day. The postoffice was open from to 10
s and the general delivery department VII
s be open at 5 o'clock this afternoon.
Robert Ransome, the colored man whs
= had his arm broken while fighting witt
:, the Midway Turks, has sued Frank c
g Bostock and. P. J. Mundy, owners OF th'
midway, for 81, ,995 damages.
I The annual meeting of the State Dairy
i was held at Washburn college last night
= The prizes of $40 and IS were awarded Il
= f. G. Hughes and A. NJ QUAINT, respec
Z. lively The judges were Mr. and Mrs
> A w. Dana and Rev. Mr.. Crannell.
: D. o. McCray has probably the fines
, rose bush in Topeka 1t covers nearl.
+ one-half of his front porch at 140l Topek
: avenue. 1t is a. Crimson Rambler, jus
. beginning to bloom. Some OF the slende
T stems bear thirty roses. There are sev
/ eral hundred of these clusters. In fey
l. days this rose bush will be in full bloom