The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-16
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
The dog collar belts are disappearing.

The dog collar belts are disappearing.
Corn gives promises of going to As cents
per buShel.
The rain saved the state house grass
again today.
There is another bucket shop about to
start in Topeka
Capt A. NJ Fuller made a business trip
to Salfna Saturday.
The Topeka baseball fans are losing pa
tience with Kansas City.
B. H. Horton, of Hutchinson was a To-
peka visitor Saturday.
There viii be no sessions Of the ap-
Policeman Miller is much better and will
be on his beat in a few days.
The attendance at Sundays band con-
cert was a little over 200.
Chief Wilmarth is looking for horses for
service in the ffre department.
Fourteenth street between Harrison and
Topeka avenues is being graded.
Homegrown watermelons came into
market Saturday by the wagon load.
The Kansas Socialists will open state
headquarters in this city September 1.
The Terry Stafford automobile has been
improved and is now almost nOiSeleSS.
f. w. Willard, of Leavenworth, was
caller at the Topeka postoffice Saturday.
Governor Stanley leaves Wichita today
for his vacation trip of ten days to Colo
RADIO.
There was not an arrest yesterday. The
usual Sunday drunk missed or lodged the
police.
A repertoire company has been booked
for the Crawford theater the middle of
August.
Miss Grace Black has resigned her posi-
ton as cashier Of the Topeka Dry Goods
company.
The Democratic Sunfiower league will
meet tonight at Frank Thomas office at
o'clock.
w. w. Grace, sheriff of Norton county.
brought a patient to the insane asylum
HAY ranges from 50 to IS per ton, The
cheapest is the slough grass, which is
La Fiesta de San Xavier" under a new
name, will be put on in Leavenworth early
in September.
this year than any previous year in the
citys history.
Bank Commissioner Breidenthal has re-
turned from tour in western Kansas on
official business.
Perhaps the largest crowd of the season
attended the concert given by MarShailS
band yesterday.
The grape growers are taking grape
baskets home ready to be filed They
come in carload lots
The Palace team defeated the Santa Fe
boilermakers in game of ball Saturday
by a score of "a to TO-
Mayor Ross, of Wichita, visited Mayor
Drew Saturday and talked over city Off
Gals joys and sorrows.
A street ear on Eighth street ran oyer oyer
dogs skin was not broken
Frank Nelson taught DR.. Netherlands
e eiass of young men IN the First Metno-
Camping parties are the rage now.
Nearly ali Saturdays fishing parties re-
turned to town empty-handed.
Street cars still continue to run on the
ten minute schedule on the West Tenth
avenue line during the daytime
Work has been begun on the pavement
which is to be built between Fourth and
Sixth avenues on Monroe street.
Mr.. G. E. Jewell is building handsome
pressed brick residence on East Sixth ave-
nue. near the corner of Madison.
The sewer in North Topeka which. has
been giving the street commissioner
trouble has been put in good shape.
Ernest Robinson, of Lawrence, has
taken the position of bookkeeper in the
Robinson Marshall & Co.'S clothing store
Secretary John Coldwell, of the Topeka
Railroad Y. NJ. C. A., delivered adj
dress at the Ottawa Chautauqua assem-
bly,.
F. S Savage has returned from bust
ness trip east. He has charge of the
Santa Fe advertising department in this
city.
The Arion either club will give con-
cert at Arion hall tonight, this the last
of the season. Very entertaining pro-
gramme will be rendered.
The Tyrolean quartette, which was a
special feature at Garfield park Sunday