The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-01-19
SNAP SHOTS HOME NEWS
W. ]. Black is in Chicago.

W. J. Black is in Chicago.
Frank Holiday is home from Boston
hIarshaIPs band held a social session
last evening.
Several falxirs are around town selling
imitation jewelry-
Another, telephone line is being built out
towards the asylum.
The shipment of grain into Topeka at
this time is limited
The BARRIERS war Of cut prices still
RACES IN North Topeka
J. NJ. Chisham, of Atchison, was in
Topeka last evening.
Some of the examinations at the Medi-
cal college are being held.
superintendent Nelson is at Nickerson
today delivering an address
Sam. Fitzpatrick of Sedan was doing
legal business in Topeka yesterday.
D. Carl Swensson. president of Bethany
college at LindsbOrg, is in Topeka today.
Chief Ramsey carries a cane, at night,
that weighs four pounds and seven
ounces.
Senator PETER will make an address at
the next meeting of the Republican FIam-
beau club.
c. A. Nichols Of the Emporia Repub-
Hcan viii soon join the Topeka newspa-
per business.
oppose the nomination of George M. Mum
ger for governor.
W. A. Robinson of Atchison is reported
to have made arrangements to revive the
AtchisOn Champion.
The coal combine, instead of wanting
higher prices would now like to, unload
the supply on hand.
The fifteenth annual celebration by the
DEMOCRATIC Flambeau club will take place
next Tuesday evening
Prof. James Black will lecture Sunday
night at Unity church on "a Pulpit View
Of the Transvaai Question"
A Topeka man who recently saw the
production of Quo Vadfs in Chicago says
the play is little like the book
The Harrison school basket ball team
defeated the Lincoln school team yester-
day at the Y. NJ. c. A. gymnasium.
There are more people travelling on
Kansas railroads now than at the CORE
spending period for several years past
T. L Bond. Salina attorney. was in
Topeka. last evening on legal business, and
visiting his daughter, Mrs h d crosby
The executive council is considering
plan to WhireWaSh the state house. Poll
tlcians are always whitewashing some
thing.
The entire area of the fair grounds is
being cleared OF twigs and dead grass.
rakes.
A Topeka merchant has stopped giving
stamps. but he does not tell his custo-
purchases
A Topeka man who lives on Harrison
street awoke with a start one evening re-
Gently and discovered a huge rat in the
bed with him.
The suit of Swift & Co. against T. H
Davis to collect $10.17 on account. has
been appealed from the city court to the
district court.
Newton has a club of Twenty Dimpled
Darlings,' and no Topeka young man has
dared to visit that town since the organ
ization of the club.
Joseph W. Ady, former United States
district attorney for Kansas, but now of
Colorado Springs, was in Topeka last
evening on his way east.
The completion of the Sixth avenue VIA
duct IS delayed on account Of the delay
in receiving two cars of lumber which
were ordered in September.
A. c. Rankin, who is pushing the prop
osition to create the Office of state tenn
perance commissioner, will speak in To-
peka during the month of March.
There is a large amount of residence
property offered for sale in Topeka now.
Some OF the prices are very high, but the
property changes hands just the same.
A man pulled a messenger call the
other day and now says that in answer
8 messenger boy came driving an express
man.
L. +. Randolph Of the Nortonville News