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

Now is the time to SOW bluegrass.
John Breidenthal has gone to Chicago.
The city employees were paid yesterday.
e; B. Cowgirl delivers an address at
Sibley today.
C.. o. Davis. of Wamego. is moving his
family to Topeka
J. R. Burton addresses a convention in
Linn county today.
The Elks library is growing and is not
far from 200 volumes.
Frank Grimes is going to Colorado soon
for a vacation and rest.
George w. Hanna and G. NJ. Stratton, of
Clay Center, are in Topeka
The dog tax collector does not enforce
the ordinance in TenneSseetown.
A civil service examination is announced
for the federal building, November q.
The first regular meeting of the Com
mercial club will be held September II.
The open car to Oakland attracted many
people last night who wanted to cool off.
Capt C. H Bogardus, who made Popu-
list speeches and sold books. has left
Two jointists per day is the average ar
rest record in police court now, despite the
hot season.
The addition to the federal building will
be ready for the roof by the latter part
of the month.
]. P. Limeburner, of Chicago, who has
has gone home
The employment department of the 7.
NJ. e. A secured six positions for appli-
cants during July
General Passenger Agent Black of the
Santa Fe will return from the east the
last of this week.
The work of roofing the Gage annex to
StOrmOnt hospital will be completed
within the next ten days.
The Santa Fe has been named as the
official route of the Kansas G. A R. for
the encampment in Chicago.
to accept a challenge for a ball game
from the asylum employees.
Visitors to Topeka, sleptica1 ones of
course, go around on Quincy, street to see
TopekaS long-looked-tor auditorium
Mr.. c. w. Kouns, car service superin-
tendent of the Santa Fe, is spending a
vacation with his family in Virginia.
The executive committee of the Young
Peoples Good Citizenship Federation will
meet Saturday evening at the 7. M. G. A.
rooms.
Frank Walker. of weightman's drug
store, has been called to Holton by the
announcement of the serious illness of
his father.
The members of the Topeka association
pointed a trustee to succeed the late Col.
Cyrus K. Holiday.
connected with the Fort Worth Morning
Register, is visiting his brother, VIM
Lands, in Topeka
receipts office of the Santa Fe, has re-
turned after spending vacation in Chi
cago and Milwaukee.
ing used as clothesdrying rack: This
makes the neighborhood look like the
rear of a New York tenement
Representative Moore, who was so much
abused in connection with the asylum 10
eating committee, of which he was
member, is now a resident of Topeka
F. E. vansant, of Topeka, came within
$219 of landing the contract for the $33, 600
court house at Clay Center. Zeigler &
Dalton, of Junction City, secured the
work
Col B. H. Madison, of this city. has
invented a new kind of refrigerator, and
will bring the matter before the CONNER
cial club with view of establishing
manufacturing plant here.
Mr.: James Dun, consulting engineer of
the Santa Fe system, left Tuesday after
noon for Chicago to establish headquart-
ers there He was accompanied by Mr.
E. S. Rice, who will be his chief draughts-
man.
Isaac McElroy, who has been elevator
operator at the Santa Fe general office
building since it's establishment, has
given up thu place to take that of flag
man at the Fourth street crossing of the
Santa Fe
John Breidentha1 and some of the west
ern Populists will attempt to have a new
chairman of the Populist national com
mittee elected to take the place of Ma
rion Butler at the meeting to be held in
Chicago tomorrow.