The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-06
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

w. w. Webb has gone to Petoskey
The city council meets this evening.
The T A. A gave rs baths Saturday.
Gen. J. K Hudson is in Topeka for a
short stay.
Five plain DRINKS were booked at the
police station Sunday.
The rains predicted yesterday are prob
ably still on the road
VIII Wadsworth has returned from a
vacation visit in Denver.
Probate Judge Dolman has at last re-
turned from Colorado
John d. Knox has returned from fish
ing trip to Silver Lake
w. A L. Thompson goes east this week
on an extended business trip
The Masonic grand lodge of Kansas will
convene in Topeka, August 10.
]. Freshman. of the Muscogee, I. T..
Phoenix. Is visiting in the city.
The TWenty-third Kansas reunion will
take place in Topeka, August o.
Mr. John F, McManus left at noon to-
day for st. Louis to purchase stock.
Saturday was pension day. and not an
Edward loops was bound over in the
city court Saturday for stealing BIZ
State Journal, is at Cottonwood Falls
fishing.
concert by Jackson's band will be
given on the National motel Veranda
Thursday night
Susie Smith and Jessie Dobbins, colored.
were arrested Saturday charged with
Mr. W. B. Storey. the newly appointed
chief engineer of the Santa Fe, has ar
rived in Topeka
Homegrown grapes. watermelons. and
peaches, to say nothing of spring chick
ems, are on the market.
The band concert at Garfield park this
week and next week will be on Thursday
instead of Friday night.
Some money is being wagered in Topeka
on the result of the Ruhhn
fight next Friday night.
IaclxSOnfs band will furnish the music
for the Emancipation day celebration at
Valley Falls, September p.
the Topeka fanciers on the subject of
Belgian hares at an early date
Ennis Brown. q well known Topeka
ed States infantry at Tien Tsin.
John McManus has imported some new
ideas in minstrelsy from from, New York. and
Richard Carvel'' is the newest member
at fire department headquarters. He is
NJ. Trap.
Congressman Ridgley, chairman of the
Populist central committee Will spend
most of his time in Topeka until after
the election.
Charles Hodgson. pharmacist at the
Rowley q Snow drug store, says ne has
several hundred dollars to wager on STAN
leys reelection.
The Republican national committee has
adopted the kaleidoscope moving picture
machine for street use in the campaign.
Some of the first sent out have reached
Kansas.
A wagon loaded with 5000 pounds OF
coal sank so deep in the asphalt paving
on Jackson street thar II required six
horses to pull it out. Some one ought to
be prosecuted for such occurrences.
Director John Marshall has ordered
Sousa's latest march. Hail to the Spirit
of Liberty played for the first time at
the Lafayette unwilling in Paris. 1t will
not be out, however, until October l.
The following members of the Peach
Nut baseball team have gone to Maple
Hill camping for couple of weeks;
Harry Eagle, Willie Wikidal, Teeter Snat-
and Dale Miller.
Chester Sechrist, the 6-year-old son OF
o. c. Sechrist, of Meriden will probably
not lose his foot as expected. It was
nearly severed by a moving machine
The little fellow is at Christ hospital
and it is now thought his foot will be
saved.
For two months and ten days there has
been hole in the pavement south Of
Eighth on the west side of Kansas ave
nue. that is deep and dangerous. This
hole throws bicycle riders and is so deer
that when a buggy wheel runs into 1T the
occupants think the wheels have dropped
off