The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-10
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

CITY.
Mr.. E. S. Brigham Is in Topeka for a
The campaign button heud is abroad in
the land
]. Q. Royce. of Phillipsburg. is in the
city today.
The liverymen are not much frightened
about the autos
The Elks are talking of buying several
more fine paintings.
Senator Lucien Baker returned to Leav-
enworth last night.
Harry Stafford. who has been quite sick.
is reported much better
L. A. Hartman. of Oakland Is suffering
with sciatic rheumatism.
a Kansas City music house will start
a branch at us Kansas avenue
Bank Commissioner Breidentha1 IS out
of town on official business
Walter Shook is at Stormont hospital.
suffering with typhoid fever.
Representative w. n. Beezely, of Ford
county, was in the city today
The Populists of Saline county viii hold
their county convention August i.
L Blackman says that the roof viii be
on the auditorium early next week
United States Marshal Sterne is in
Leavenworth today on official business
H s. Montgomery. general watch in
spector of the Santa Fe, is in Kansas city
There are 3S4 state and private banks
in Kansas and the number Is stu lncreas-
ing.
The construction of the pavement on
Fillmore, south from Tenth street, has
begun.
Mrs. Mabee. of this city. lectured at
Spiritualist meeting in Winfield Sunday
afternoon
Mr.. NJ Mcleod. an employe of the
Santa F'e at Arkansas City, has removed
to Topeka
c. ". Jones, superintendent of the Rock
Island shops at Horton. was In the city
Con Chumos is suffering from blood
poisoning, resulting from a bruise made by
E. NJ. Duncan. of the Rock Island pas
senger department. has returned from
Kansas City.
New brick sidewalk will soon be put in
Twelfth street
George Fullinwider. editor Of the In
Topeka yesterday.
A special delivery letter received in the
Topeka post at 1880 was delivered at
2:30 in the afternoon
Judge ], 6. Slonecker heard the claims
of several of the creditors OF the estate
Of ]. II. Hunt yesterday.
Dr. W. n West, associate with DR.. A
H Thompson. will go TO Mackinae. Mich,
to spend the summer
General Passenger Agent Black, of the
Santa Fe, has returned from Chicago he
will go TO St. Louis this week.
The state house flower beds are watered
in the heat of the day when the sun beats
down, almost cooking the plants
Rev. J. ". Westfan. Adventist min
ister of this city, is CONDUCTING an Ad-
ventist camp meeting at Wellington
Sam Hamer, clerk in United States at
torneys' office, has gone 70 his home IN
Greenwood county Tor a snort NlSll-
Otis Scott fell from q delivery wagon
at the corner of Fourth and Jackson Mon
day evening and was slightly injured
The crap shooters who were before the
police court yesterday, were released with
a suspended sentence hanging over them.
Charles Killam. a well known Santa Fe
employe OF Wellington. Is III WITH typnSid
city
Postmaster Guthrie is compiling a state
nent about the work Of the Topeka post
nff " wi printed
form.
George and Albert Elliott Cory Gavitt
ing from weeks camping trip TO Waka-
rusa-
Resolutions eomplimenting. Mayor Drew
day evening for his action in closing the
joints.
Buffalo" Jones says he has named his
Big-Horns or mountains sheep, Billy
Teddy ' 7'~-
L. NJ. Crawford has returned from kan
sas City. where he has been arranging for
the opening OF the Academy OF Music
next season
The Citizens Bank of Emporia has no.
titled the bank commissioner that the
capital stock will be increased from 49,
900 to s1e0. 600
The weather bureau predicted fair and
warmer weather for last night and to-
day. Last night was one of the coolest
OF the season
According TO the census, which shows
80 500 Inhabitants in Topeka there is more
money per capita here than IN the Usage
Indian country.
There will be a social at the Presbyter-
ian church this evening. 1t will be In the
nature of a reception to the new members
of the church.
The Republicans of the senatorial dis
trict composed of Jefferson and Douglas
counties, will nominate candidate Tor
Mrs. Mary Kennedy and Miss Blanche
Kennedy are visiting J. {; keaneq1y' .t OF
30 Branner street. Mrs kennedy IS MI
Kennedy's mother.
Roadmaster PIG. Dayton, of the Rock
Island at Harrington. who was sick in
Topeka visitor yesterday.
New timothy hay is on the market
stakes for the macadam road west from
Washburn college next Monday.
Some people are such enthusiastic par
their favorite candidate on the coat lapel
and attached also to the necktie-
F. W. Watson, the nurseryman in Oak
land, has had a standing order with an
eastern firm for an automobile for over
a year. The company can not I'LL orders
A Kansas avenue photographer has on
exhibition large photograph OF LYMAN
Atwood, the woman who played 'SaphO'
in Topeka before Mayor Drew and others
Dr. L. D Mckinley, or this city, IN the
event of Populist success this fall, is lay
ing the wires for Eeappolntment as super
tntendent of the Topeka insane asylum
The W. F. NJ society of the First NJ. F.
church will meet in the church pariors
Home of Mrs at HoRe Bong69on OF al the
Charles Blakesley, Topeka correspond
ent Of the Kansas City Times. who was
in the office in Kansas City during the
convention. has returned to this city.
J. r. Burton experienced some difficulty
in obtaining the right kind Of ticket to
the Kansas City convention, but he fin
ally managed 10 get close to the throne
Colorado Springs. is the federal official
with whom Webb NcNall had so much
trouble while he was superintendent of
Insurance
twas rumored yesterday that J. NJ. Eng
Ish, the man who was. run oyer by the
fire department. had three ribs broken,
but as he is out on his farm the report
could not be verified
George Dupree. colored. was arrested
last night fer running a policy game