The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-25
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

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W. C. Ralston is visiting in Buriing-
ton
NJ A. Low went to Oklahoma City
yesterday on business.
Miss Anna Knox has returned from
a visit in Kansas City.
The poster craze has taken possession
OF Topeka young people
w Lysaght of HazelWood, Ireland.
has located in Oakland
One of the a 0. u w lodges will
give basket social tonight.
R. C. Heller of Usage City, was in To-
peka today on legal business
The First Presbyterian church will be
closed for repairs during August
General Freight Agent H H. Embry,
of the Rock Island, is in Chicago
J. s Jordan is suffering with erysipe-
las at his home, 30S Chester street
Mrs Fred Carson is spending two
weeks visiting friends in Kansas City
The First Methodist church will be
recarpeted with 500 yards of new ma
terial-
Chief Wflnarth f. still looking for
horses suitable for service in the fire
department.
Miss Annie NJ. Trap is in Kansas
City attending a meeting of Belgian
hare fancIers~
passed through Topeka Tuesday on his
way to Galveston
c E Hawley of the Santa Fe treas
urer's Office has gone to Washington, D.
C, to visit his son
Work is being pushed rapidly on the
auditorium. The roof will be COM
pIeted this week
A K Wilson and C. J. Webb are at
tending the dedication of the new Ma
sonic hall at Wamego-
The city council will not hold a meet
ing next Monday night The first meet
ing will be August s.
Secretary John Coldwen Of the rail
road Y NJ C A, made a business trip
to Lawrence yesterday
- K Wilson and c. J. Webb will at
tend the dedication of the Masonic
building in Wamego today.
Rooms are being fitted in the old
court house for the use of the Republi-
can county central committee
W H Hamer of Trinidad, Colo, is
visiting his brother, Dan Harner of the
United States attorneys Office.
Charles c. Cantreu has moved his
family from Kansas City to Topeka, to
make this city their future home
Fred VOlker Of the Santa F'e paint
shop left on No. today for Pueblo.
He was accompanied by his son. Fred
The Republican F1ambeau club will
meet tonight at the armory to discuss
the rough rider uniform proposition.
The new pastor of the Swedish Luz
theran church, Rev A NJ Heronius, is
expected to arrive in Topeka Saturday
Joe Mitchell. an old colored man. was
fined $40 by Police Judge Magaw for
striking his daughter-in-law with
club.
John w Breidenthal has received
1 600 exposition subscription books He
will ask the bankers of the state to
fill them
The Indians returning to Shawnee,
Oklahoma. from the Pottawatomie
green corn dance, passed through To-
peka yesterday.
Miss Matte Eskridge is now in charge
and viii continue the publication of the
Fmporia Republican. The paper will
not be sold now
Mrs. George Lerrigo has gone to Colo
RADIO Springs She will be Joined later
by Mr.. Lerrigo and they will then make
a trip to California
Dirt is being taken out of the first
floor Of the new fire department head
quarters and work of putting in the
floor will be commenced soon
Postmaster General Charles Emory
Smith and Secretary of Agriculture
Wilson are expected to attend the good
roads convention in this city Septem-
Der %.
Frank Nelson. superintendent of in
struction. addressed the meeting OF the
Young Peoples Good Citizenship fedora
ton last night on Some Essentials of
/ Good Citizenship
One of the features Of the Emanei-
patton day exercises at Garfield park
y l.
I the Twenty-third regiment band and
company of the same organization
The EIks will meet at the Commercial
| club rooms tonight to make plans for
| the entertainment in connection with
the auditorium The MOd0cs are also
| interested in this meeting and the plans
Some people do not wait for their
friends to preserve their memories in
( the state historical society. but attend
| TO il themselves, furnishing the society
biographical sketches and photographs
Albert Sarbach Of HoIton, who is the
Republican nominee for the legislature
in Jackson county. attended the meeting
( of the First congressional district COM
Tnittee in this city yesterday. He is a
member of that body
The proper authorities at the state
1 house should see that the grass and dirt
1 from the state house lawn are not
/ dumped on Harrison street. The filthy
| condition of that street yesterday was
4 due to the employees of the state
z L Brannon. general agent for the
+ SeIls-Gray show. was in Topeka yes
/ terday- He closed a contract with the
Rock Island for hauling the show over
/ the Rock Island lines in Kansas VIII
lie Sells is the principal owner Of the
show
Grace Chamberlain has taken her suit