The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-10
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
B. linn is in Kansas City.

j. B. linn Is In Kansas City.
Fred Bonebrake has gone to Petoskey.
Z. F. Klingaman has gone to New York
city.
Walter Shook has returned from a visit
an Lyons
Tom Evans ex-sheriff of Lyon county
was in the city today
There was a large attendance at the
band concert last night.
D. H. Martin has returned from busi-
ness trip to Kansas City.
William Gish, the East side druggist,
has returned from Colorado.
J E Morrison, of Urbana, ILL., is Wis
1ting his daughter, Mrs. Frank Sim
Lumber has taken another rise in price.
More beneficial results of the trust
The ball game at the asylum will be
called at o'clock tomorrow afternoon.
The fields south of town are greener
than usual for this season of the year.
R. T. Herrick left yesterday on a bust
ness trip to Tennessee and Mississippi.
The w c. T. U. will have a public
meeting in North Topeka Sunday night.
The bugIe fever has broken out again.
There is no quarantine for this disease.
The hremen will have a gymnasium in
the basement of the new fire department
headquarters.
The stone and iron work of the first
story of the federal building addition has
been completed.
Sheriff Cook has returned from Beloit
where he left an incorrigfble girl at the
girls Industrial school.
Carrier Tincher. of the Elmont rural
and sold 400 stamps in two weeks
Syl Nixon. of corn train fame, was in
town yesterday from Enid, Okla, where
he is engaged in the grain business
Mr. and Mrs H B. Thomas. of En-
porfa. go to Kansas City tomorrow They
have been visiting friends in Topeka
Tom McNeal will address the Old Sol
diers' Mckinley and Roosevelt club at
the old court house Saturday afternoon.
re TnS T& IRoi P2dly Legal NeT T has has
legal paper in Topeka to live to that age.
Silas F. Joy and Eliza Cooley, both in
mates of the county poor farm, will be
tried Saturday to determine their sanity.
The people living near Gage lake COM
plain that parties from the city going
there spoil fences and destroy other prop
erty-
VIII Trembly, city clerk of Kansas
Funston did not swim, was in town yes
terday.
a letter was read at the prayer meeting
of the Central Congregational church last
night from Rev: Charles N Sheldon dated
London, July g.
Simon Jones, the negro who was ar
rested for starting the trough house at
the negro dance in Eagle hall Monday
night, was fined IS.
Roy Smith, of the Rock Island ticket
office, will leave in about a week for
extended trip through the west to the Pa
cific coast and return.
The case against Ed Timon for selling
liquor was dismissed yesterday on ac-
count OF lack of evidence This announce
ment has a very familiar sound
A reception and entertainment will be
given at the Railroad Y NJ c. A parlors
this evening for Secretary John Coldwen
who leaves his position on August Is.
Chas. Gordon swore out warrant for
Geo Seiber, charging him with picking
his pocket. Seiber was arrested last night
and will have his trial this afternoon.
Harry Stafford, Otis Hungate and w. I.
Jamison are the favorite attorneys with
the jointists. At least they are the only
attorneys who have appeared in such
cases in the past two months
Newt Tincher who formerly held a po-
sition in the state printing office, has gone
to Washington. D. C., to enter the gov
eminent printing office under the civil
service rules.
The fire department was called at $50
Thursday afternoon by alarm from
box 43 to the story and half frame barn
at 1270 Lane street, owned by John DeeVer.
The barn caught fire from a bonfire. The
1iremen extinguished the blaze with buck
cts The damage was trifiing-
Mrs A r. Lingafelt and Miss Vera Low
will study music in New York this winter
Croker SWayze now claims the credit
for the Flagstaff on the Auditorium. If
he had consulted the plans he would have