The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-18
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

The berry season is over in the restau-
Judge Albert H. Horton is in Colorado
Springs
W. E. Corners has gone to New York on
The Modocs are preparing some cam
paign songs.
Roy Daniels has resigned his place in
the Santa F'e offices.
Ex-Governor John w. Leedy was in the
city today on business.
A new commission house has come to
Topeka from Kansas City.
The state live stock sanitary commits
sion is in session at the state house today.
j. B. Case, of Abilene, attended con-
terence of the Burton workers yesterday
Mr.. Charles L.. Seagraves, Santa F'e
travelling passenger agent, is in Oklahoma.
Mr. III. L. Robinson, major of the Kan
sas artillery, spent Tuesday at Fort Riley.
Myron A. Waterman. deputy bank ex-
aminer, is home from an extended official
Bank Commissioner BreidenthaI has re-
turned from a western Kansas business
trip
Attorney General A. A. GODDARD has re-
turned from business trip to Kansas
Merrill Lindsay started from Topeka for
Garnett on his pony and reached there
Police Matron Thorpe needs old sheets
and pieces of soft muslin for use of in
l. E. Lambert went to Emporia yester-
day to attend the funeral of Governor
ESkridge.
R. S. johnson, of the New York Mer-
cantlle company, Is confined to his home
by sickness.
H. P. Knight, formerly of the Copeland,
Is now managing the Hotel Ramona, at
The regular weekly musicale will be
tonight
A Kansas young woman was formerly
MISS Miss Jessie Lewelling. She is now Miss
Jessie Llewellyn-
duty on account of sickness, will go to
work this evening.
The Odd Fellows of Pittsburg will dedi-
cate a new hall tomorrow. J. A. Bright
Will make a speech.
Friday is the last day of the ottawa
Chautauqua. Some of the Topeka visitors
have already returned.
Joe Jarvis, of Holton, who was in the
city yesterday, is for Mckinley. He was
Mary E, Smith has asked the district
court to divorce her from John Smith,
account of non-support.
Mr.. and Mrs W. Won Dahlen are think
ing of moving to Denver to open a vocal
studio about October 1.
Since the fire last night people in Low
man Hill are looking up the condition of
their insurance policies.
The Populist league will meet this even
ing for the election of officers and to or
ganfze for the campaign.
The advance guard of the politicians
who will spend next week in Fort Scott
Will leave Topeka Saturday.
VIII Trump goes to New York next
week by way of the Great Lakes, Niagara
Falls and down the Hudson.
Harry Stafford, who has been i'll for
some time. will leave shortly for Colo
RADIO to stay several weeks
L. r. Brokaw, aged q years. and Mary
A Hassad, aged 20. both of Topeka. OBJ
tanned a license Tuesday to marry.
;. Mr. ". E. Swift, of the Swift & Hol-
greater portion of,~Sne year in New York.
A reproduction of the seal of the order
Knights and Ladies of Security build
in lEba oasos :, ,r,Lo x.,,,, 80 49,,
Bailey. who are charged with selling
liquor, were set for July 81. They fur
The Lowman Hill school house fire last
night aroused the. entire west side of
clothes visited the fire.
Mr.. A. ]. Proudft, of North Topeka,
supplied 90 poor people with sandwiches
last Friday through the assistance of
Police Matron Thorpe.
A h Denslow, proprietor of the Ma
The Topeka Sunfiower league will hold
another meeting July 80.
John F. McManus will return this week
from the east after attending the national
convention of Elks. Mr. McManus repre-
scented the Topeka lodge.
The Thompson Bros buildings at the
corner of Seventh and Quincy street, di-
rectly across the street from the new city
hall. are nearing completion.
Fred Colver is in Kansas City today
negotiating with the board of managers of
Convention hall for big. spectacular pro-
Vice President Paul Morton, of the Santa
Fe. passed through Topeka en- route to
Colorado. His family is with him, and he
will remain there for two weeks.
The members of the police department
are already figuring on how they will
spend the two weeks vacation granted
them last night by the council
B. c. Smith has a petition in the district
court to separate him from his wife,
Betty Cannon, as he says she separates
him from his money too fast. He says
he has to wash his own clothes, and
doesn't like it.
The case of John Brown against the
county commissioners was dismissed in
the city court Tuesday after trial was
started The attorneys for Brown found
he had not properly presented his claim
to the commissioners.
Having quarreled over the pavement
and later the spelling of the name of the
street between Clay and Buchanan, the
neighbors are expected to next fuss about
chickens or the lack of sufficient light
to aid them at night
Mrs. John J. Ingalls,, who recently ar
rived at the point in Arizona where ex-
Senator ingalls, has been spending the
past several months, says in a letter to