The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-13
SNAP SHOTS At HONE NEWS

November viii be election day
Governor Stanley spoke at concordia
w l. Bates. Of Topeka, has been COM
nissloned a notary public
Attorney General A. A. GODDARD has re-
turned from Clay Center.
The state c. A. R reunion VIII be held
at Hutchinson IN two weeks.
The attendance at the Kansas Medical
college Is larger than ever before
The first man to buy q ticket for the
auditorium opening was J. Fred Scott
What has become of the oId-fashioned
bicycle rider vino advocated good roads7
A dozen men are carrying books from
the old state library to the new rooms
State Auditor George e Cole has re-
county.
W. A. QuigIey. who has been night clerk
at the National hotel. has gone to the
The Topeka Seed House has received
salreet from Holland large lot OF flower
has returned from a vacation trip through
way Of Cottonwood eai FANS Fan "a are in = topeka
on business
New brick sidewalks are being put down
OF Buchanan
James A Troutman will follow Cover
nor Roosevelt at Aankato with a speech
All the city officers VIII move into their
new quarters in the city building before
A marriage license was issued yesterday
g z J. Skagiund and Emma c. Kemps,
or Usage City
The supply Of coal for the winter at the
state house is being stored at the rate Of
one car per week
The Democratic state committee viii
have a special train for William J.
Bryan's visit next week
Webb McNaI. after spending a day in
Iopeka- has gone to southern Kansas on
campaign speaking trip
Eight weeks from Trffav the 17e,x,ia ~
Kansas Will know the result of the cleo
ton in the state and nation
VIM Nuillis failed to appear yesterday
to stand trial for disturbing the peace
and his bond was forfeited
The season of cider making is at hand
and loads Of apples are ground daily at
the various mills near Topeka
The J. c. Goings Commission company.
Company is capitalized at 5000 -
William Tincher is taking a two weeks
vacation from his place in the money or
der department IN the postorice.
Miss Edith Metcalf has returned to her
place in the money order department ct
the postoffice after visit In Ohio
Topeka are often required to ring five or
six times before the call is answered
NJ A Low attended the Short Horn cat
bought i've head at a total cost of 8. CSC.
Judge J. s. West. assistant attorney gen.
sFl Is OUT on spsat7iing tour unasr me
tee
There are more people talking about the
good qualities of Gavitt's Remedies, just
now in Topeka. than they are about poll
tics
The asphalt pavement repairs being
made on Kansas avenue and Eighth ave-
nue. amount almost to replacing of the
pavement
Captain b Rockwell, of Junction City,
has presented to the state Historical So
ciety. a handsome oil painting Of Cen
era1 Chaffee-
The state house lawn has been moved.
The man who did the work obtained good
hay for his trouble. In addition to the
payment for the work
ThoS- NJ Coulter offers a reward OF
twenty dollars for the return Of a large
bay mare stolen from his barn in North
Topeka Tuesday night
Ex-Governor John P. A1tgeld. OF IlIi-
nois, under the management of the fusion
committees, begins Saturday at Ottawa.
a short speaking tour in southeastern
Kansas.
The last of the three rooms occupied by
the secretary of state is being finished and
the department will soon BE- settled again.
having experienced cleaning and tearing
up which lasted two months