The Topeka state journal., 1900-06-14
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

FRANK Merriam is IN Oklahoma.
J. F. Meyers is spending the week in Sa-
lima
This months issue of the Santa Fe" is
out today.
Ex-Governor Leedy was a Topeka visi-
P. I. Bonebrake returned from Kansas
City last night
F. c. Gay has returned to Denver after
a visit in Topeka
Roasting ears have made their appear
ance in the market.
There are a few vacancies in the Topeka
Athletic association.
J. W. Gleed is attending the appellate
court at Fort Scott
The toy stores are. busting off the fire
crackers and sky rockets.
A patent fire extinguisher has made its
annual appearance in Topeka
H A. Auerbaeh, of the Palace Clothing
company, Is in Emporia today.
The brick to be used for the paving on
ground.
Will Rigby is visiting in Lawrence and
Kansas City. He viii be away about two
weeks.
The music for Victor Herbert's latest
comic opera, The Viceroy," has reached
The remains of George Kuhn, an old
soldier; We're sent to Marion for burial
yesterday.
Major 7. ]. Anderson is attending the
funeral of Tim Mccarthy at Larned this
| afternoon.
Fay Evans, of Manhattan has taken a
| in this city
The latest coon rag-time SONG. is Liza
| as its predecessors.
The firemen are taking their vacations
The last one on the list will get his vaca-
ton in the fall
! The regular meeting of the G. A r.
| lodge will be held in Lincoln Post hall on
Saturday evening.
General Roadmaster H. r. Irvine and
| superintendent G. J. Bishop, of the Rock
Island, are in Omaha today.
As usual, the August Clothing Co. win
all purchases of $500 or over.
W W a Mills and son Hobart and
Charles Guibor. will leave this week to
! spend several weeks in New Mexico.
The farewell reception given by the fac
| ulty of WaShburn college to the students,
was held in the chapel building last even
ing.
jefferson Davis is pushing the grand
parade and rally for the Topeka Advance
State Charitable institute July 26 to IS
Mrs. A. c. Lord left yesterday for Line
oln, TO attend the 18th annual meeting of
the Radical Reform Christian association
G. W. Green, travelling passenger agent
of the Big Four, is in Topeka today. Mr..
Green's headquarters are in Kansas City.
The flag rested at half-mast yesterday
over Lincoln Post hall in honor of Tim
Mccarthy, past grand master of the G.
A. R.
Xarissa Zinn is attending the Shawnee
! county teachers institute. There will be
no danger of her pupils calling her by her
first name
Miss Lily Walker, who has been visit
ing Rosa Cohen, of 800 West Sixth street,
returned to her home in Maryville, No,
| Wednesday.
The street railway did big business
yesterday account of the Sunday
school excursion. Nearly all the cars car
ried trailers.
H. G. Rising has received applications
for the establishment of rural free de-
livery routes, from Wichita, Concordia.
Derby and Lyons
Arthur P. Jackson one of the Twentieth
Kansas boys, has started the publca tion
: of a paper, in Centralia, Kansas. It is
the Centralia Journal.
L. c. Messick, of the Santa Fe dis
patcher's office will leave this week to
attend the Paris exposition. He will be
away about three months.
Norman Ramsey. a graduate of the To-
peka high school and an ex-member of the
, Twentieth Kansas, IS a candidate for ad-
mission into West Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Burson entertained
q number of friends and relatives at then
: home in Auburndale Tuesday evening il
honor of their 18th wedding anniversary.
} The Central Congregational church COM
. mittee, which has been considering the
question of insurance for the members
! will report tonight after prayer meeting
J. A Constant. editor of the Sabetha
Republican-H era1d, was a Topeka visitor
wife and daughter and Miss Daisy Car
r Emerson Hustled and Miss Emma Me
Lain were married at 313 West Seventh
| street, last night. The groom is a brother
l of Willis Hustled, the liveryman on w ~
1 Tenth avenue.
Bishop John H Vincent sailed yester-
l | day for Zurich, Switzerland. de is to be
S stationed there for the next four years