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

p - Dear mas gone TO New 1Gfk.
The cherry orchards are red with fruit
get.
Governor Stanley is in Kansas City to-
day.
for $50
New hay. cut this season, is on the local
market.
:, General Manager Nudge of the Santa
John Hickson has gone to Punxsutaw-
ney, Pennsylvania
:, The asphalt pavements are receiving a
lhorouSn oVer-hauling.
Charles A. Towne will attend the Fort
Scott fusion conventions.
Mr.; J. J. Frey, president of the Cripple
creek roads, is in the city.
The currant season has arrived and the
local crop Is being harvested.
The county treasurer's office is taking
IN about 1900 a day in taxes.
The city hall-auditorium already pre-
sehts an imposing appearance.
The people of Waukarusa station will
give a Fourth of July celebration.
Topeka people interested in the Trego-
Ellis gold fields still have faith.
Mrs Ella Ellis and daughter left yes
terday for Weatherford, Oklahoma.
People on Quincy street are still kill
ing Easau's snakes which escaped.
Dealers believe that the last strawber-
ket.
The cucumber with it's usual cholera
m9rbus tendency is doing business in To-
One of the prettiest lawns in Topeka is
mat mat OF M A. Low, at Thirteenth and
Fillmore streets.
Mr.. John French, foreman of the Santa
re blacksmith department, has returned
from ST. Louis.
Nearly every one in Topeka plants shade
be 40 feet apart.
Dr. E; V. Adams has furnished an ele-
CANT office IN the Moore Real Estate
building, in Oakland.
The mothers training class at the Bow
man Memorial kindergarten was gradu-
/ ated yesterday afternoon
The Republican F1ambeau club has been
! invited to Rossville to give a celebration
/ on the Fourth of July.
| Word has been received that Rev
! Charles M Sheldon landed in Liverpool
/ Sunday after an II days voyage.
superintendent W. H. StiIlwen. of the
Rock Island, is making a trip of ipspec-
/ ton over the lines in Oklahoma.
T. A. Hubbard. of Sumner county, re-
turned home today after attending the
semi-centennial exposition meeting.
James orion, of ST. Louis. was in To-
| peka Tuesday and purchased a, team of
horses from Topeka firm for 81, COO
Mr.. c. S. Sutton left today for Los An
| geies to assume the position of auditor of
| the Santa Fe lines west of Albuquerque.
A Topeka man who bought a concession
! at the street fair says he found out that
buy.
C. Harry Wright of Denver, and j.
Frank Bynon, of Newton, are attending
to some business matters in the city to-
day.
The father of Mrs. NJ E. ST. John, of
Topeka, ex-Mayor William Burr, of Blue
Rapids, died at his home in that city
NJ NJ Gaylord has brought suit in the
| district court against the Rockford Screen
| q Box company for $500 claimed on com
| missions.
William Scott, of Pawnee county, who is
| one of the directors of the semi-centen-
nial
The Shawnee county horticultural So
| ciety will meet Thursday at the home OF
T. P. Rood, half a mile south west of the
| Reform school,
J. R. Salmon. of Topeka, is dangerously
| sick. at Emporia. He travels for the Wolff
Packing company and makes Bmporia
/ his headquarters.
Father Harrigan assistant pastor. will
| be in exclusive charge of the Church of
/ the Assumption during the absence of
Father Hayden.
George stansfeld has the only japanese
spinning mice in Kansas. They occupy
the window of his drug store and attract
a great deal of attention
The Citizens Protective league. which
defeated the poll tax, viii maintain an or
ganization with dues 10 cents a month
and look out for other troubles.
A Topeka book-Iover, who has an ex-
cellent library, is afraid to take a new
set of books home because his wife al
ways claims it is a waste of money
| Matt Weightrnan will attend the bien-
NAL banquet and reunion of the western
association of graduates of the University
of Michigan at the Coates house, in Kan
sas City.
Items like the following, which appeared
in Tuesdays Atchfson Globe. make Colo
mel A. S. johnson weary: THE first white
child born in Topeka is now visiting in
Atchison.''
The annual meeting of Christ Hospital
guild will take place at Bishop Mills
paugh's residence, at 1870 tomorrow
morning. There will be service at the
hospital at $3.50.
Adjutant Bernard of the Salvation
Army, who is on his way to Colorado tc
take charge of the Salvation Army colony
will lead the meeting at the Salvation
Army hall this evening.
Thursday evening at o'clock the an
nual services of the graduating nurses OF
Christs hospital will be held. Diplomas
! will be awarded and Rev. John Neoli-
neang of Atchison, will make the address
There will be a reception following the
| services.