The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-19
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Time
Frank Cowen is spending the month in
Denver, Colo.
Charles Cowen went to Guthrie, Okla.
yesterday TO live.
The Holiday Monument association viii
be chartered this week
Mrs VIII Davis has gone to the state
OF Washington to live.
e. L Evan. who now lives in Kansas
City, is visiting in Topeka
Fourteen Industrial school girls are Wis
ting In Oakland this week
Mrs. Albert Warner has returned from
the ChautauQua At Ottawa
DR. c. E Hulett and wife have gone to
Colorado on a vacation tour
Dr. T c BiddIe. supsrintendent Of the
Topeka asylum, is in Colorado
Chairman Mort AF5augh- Of the Repub-
Hcan committee. is In Colorado
c. W. Alexander. Of Leavenworth. was
a Topeka business visitor today.
There Is an old-fashioned camp meet
ing In progress near Garfield park
George A Clark secretary Of state Is
in Colorado on fishing expedition
l. P Nonemaker has been hned a dol
lar for riding his bicycle on the side
walk
State Superintendent Frank Nelson Is
in attendance at the Ottawa Chautauqua
Morton county pays sss7 state taxes. the
smallest amount charged to a Kansas
1T Knox Of Topeka and Allie M. Cook
Of Garrett were married in Ottawa yes
R. c. P. sanderson. assistant superin-
tendent OF machinery OF the santa Fe. is
In Chicago.
The Missouri Pacific railway company
has put in new platform at the To-
Mrs Thorpe. police. matron. yesterday
received q box OF goods for the poor from
The Latter Day Saints are holding
meetings in a tent at Eighteenth and
Kansas avenue
II n at r,F=
! house cost $500
A permit has been issued for a &100 900
addition to be built on the Moeser' Ice and
cold storage house
Charles Hayden. the Holton attorney.
accompanied by his daughter. was a To-
peka visitor today
Misses Allie and ETie Speer. Of South
/ Topeka, are visiting friends and relatives
I IN Bloomfield, Iowa
The National Publishing association will
open an advertising Office at 507 Kansas
4 avenue in a few days
The W Was car ilns track Is 6ein Ing
/ rails weight 30 pounds
The Fowler Electricity society meets
/ with Mrs ReIsner, 1875 Harrison, Mon
/ day evening OF each week
7 marriage license was issued in Kan
Topeka ana IDA Tharo Of ArSenfin tine -
/ r B. WEIGH. who claims the title OF
/ champion quot pitcher of Topeka was
! defeated last evening by an amateur.
A Topeka man says he asked seven
4 dealers for prices a pump worth about
( SIS, but the prices range from is to $50
DR.. F. H Martin has sued the county
/ commissioners for $50 for services in as
I sisting Coroner Westerf1sld in examina-
tons
Sha vince county's share of the state
tax to be paid this year is IS, 941. the
/ largest sum paid by any county in the
I state
Jacob StotIer. one OF the Oldest and
best known newspaper men OF Kansas.
has taken charge OF the Weekly Repub-
ucan at Perry.
George w Baird has asked the district
[ court to divorce him from Jennie Baird,
on the ground that she does not take
care of the children
| The Republican F1ambeau club met last
night and decided TO secure heroic por-
traits on banners of Mckinley. Roose-
I welt. Stanley and Curtis
NJ NJ Moser, recently appointed grain
l inspector, was a helper at Kansas City.