The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-07
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

The auditorium tickets viii reach To-
peka Monday
The school district y case has gone 70
the supreme court.
The water melon has almost disappeared
from the Topeka market
James CaIfhan and his family are spend
ing the week at BurHngame-
The Twentieth Century Total Abstinence
union reports 1855 members
Archie Phillips has returned from q
hunting trip in Jackson county
The First Presbyterian church is having
q new carpet laid at a cost OF $500
r H Semple has returned from polttt-
cal business trip to Galena and Ottawa
The Polk street school building has been
much improved by the addition OF pant
John F. Switzer Is building an eight
room house at Huntoon ana Van 6uren
streets
NJ J. Cunningham. manager of the
Crawford opera house in Leavenworth- Is
in the city
hold their next meeting In Topeka on
September Is.
Claude Anderson. of Indiana. is visiting
his brother W. o. Anderson, at 61z west
Eighth street
The color of the auditorium ceiling is
very near what the women call robins
Topeka horse fanciers are taking consid-
cradle interest in the fair and races At
Burlingame.
Patrick Laughton was bound over in the
city court yesterday on $1,000 bond on the
charge of assault
Governor Stanley speaks at the county
day at the fair.
At least a dozen new houses are being
erected west of Fillmore and south OF
Huntoon street
The talk in Topeka is likely to be some
thing OF this character: Miners strake'
coal has gone up
o. ii. Coulter, who calls himself far
mer. has made application for membership
to the Commercial club.
The last of the joint cases resulting from
the raids viii come before the police court
Saturday and Monday.
The auditorium MINISTRIES viii meet to-
Stormcnt building for rehearsal.
Mrs Richard Arthur, Of s13 West Eighth
avenue, who wa, was operated upon ZOE ao-
Judge Hook will hold COURT In Wichita
Monday. The civil docket is very large
and the criminal docket ts small
Notwithstanding the fact that the rail-
road rates on lumber have been reduced
the price Of lumber is firm and high
Fxim NJ al Kansas raised the Kansas corn
which took the gold medal ar Paris
Major T. ], Anderson says the recent
trip Of the ModocS to Chicago was the
best in the history Of the organization
The Eberhardts. Of Salina. have been
setting a fast pace for the kansas CITY
tennis players In the Interstate tourna-
ment-
Are you going TO LeayenwOgth Sunday
500. Train leaves Santa Fe depot at 7:io
a. m
The Philadelphia papers announce that
Dick Cooley, the fallen Topeka ball player.
Will run saloon in Kansas City next
winter.
John B. Sims addressed a Republican
meeting at Halliday school house last
night and Mckinley and Roosevelt club
was organized
The sound OF the hammer was very per-
csptible at Eighth and Kansas avenues to-
day, where the street car track repairs
are being made
The man who furnished the lumber for
the stalls in the new fire department
headquarters. had an idea that knots add
to the beauty OF lumber
The Twenty-third regiment band win
play at Garfield park Sunday instead of
Marshalrs band. which goes to Leaven-
worth with the Turner'S.
The. Lowman Hill patrons Of the city
schools are inclined to go 10 war over
the non-construction Of the school build
ing recently destroyed by IRE.
The City railway has torn up the as
phalt and made another connection at
Eighth and Kansas avenues The City
railway can do anything with the streets
II pleases-
So long as the weather Is dry there IS
little incentive for the good roa Is move
menE II IS only Wdsn the mud is several