The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-30
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


Chicago.
The September term of the district court
begins next Tuesday.
United States District Judge Hook has
returned to Leavenworth-
A slate roof has been placed on the
Gage annex to Stormont hospital.
WB. Roby has returned from a vaca-
ton spent in Chicago and Milwaukee
S. J. Osborn, of Salina. has returned
home after a business visit in Topeka.
Ralph Cav, stenographer to Judge z. T
Hazen is visiting his parents in Missouri
Elizabeth Kelly was yesterday appointed
as executor of the win Of the late c. L.
Attorney General GODDARD attended the
night
E. r. Ridgley.. chairman of the Popu-
list state committee, has returned from
Chicago.
Mr.. c. L. Seagraves. travelling passenger
agent of the Santa Fe. has returned to
Hand ball is quite popular at the T. A.
a among those who are trying to reduce
Frank Sim and Fred Gordon have re-
turned after hunting expedition in Dick
Charles Joslin has returned from Kan
eyes treated.
Yesterday was the first day in several
district court.
The Chicago pickpockets got John Breid-
enthafs watch while he was watching the
G. A r. parade
The fire department was called by a
false alarm Wednesday evening to Sixth
and Lane streets.
Major A. NJ Harvey delivered a speech
at the old settlers and old soldiers re-
union at Randolph today.
The Falk & veronee company will leave
tonight for Lincoln, Neb.. where 1t plays
an engagement next week.
Mr.. D. T. Nicoll, of the general man
ayers office of the Santa Fe, has re-
turned after a two weeks vacation
Bishop Coleman, of Chicago, is presiding
oyer the annual conference of the Free
Methodist church at 726 Lake street
Phil Kelly, of White Cloud, one of the
| directors of the state soldiers home at
Dodge City was visitor yesterday
| The members of the Auditorium min
strels are termed in the language of the
| profession good dressers on and off,
| A new brick sidewalk is being, put down
| at the northeast corner OF Tenth and
Kansas avenue. It was badly needed
Governor Stanley, who is in northwest
the southern part of the state next week.
| Judge w. A. Johnston, of the supreme
| court, who is a candidate for reelection,
| will not make speeches in the campaign.
| The Topeka Y. w. C. A. was benefited
/ by a lawn social given at the home of
Mrs. Goodrich, III Topeka avenue. last
| The officers in the court house were
treated to q basket Of fine grapes yester,
! The Washburn college athletic board is
/ American ball teams to play in Topeka on
their trip to the coast.
wicked London was put on for a Sec
| Ond time by the Falk &c Veronee company
| at the Crawford theater last night. II
was the concluding performance of the
| company in this city
The Luther league. of Kansas, an or
ganization of the young peoples societies
| of the English, Swedish and German Lu-
theran churches of the state, will hold a
| joint convention in Topeka on October 16
| The Second ward Republican club held
| meeting last evening at 303 East First
1 street The club was addressed by Sec
| committee. who presented the club with a
| flag.
| John WeIter is in Topeka this week. He
has three large farms near Perryville
| and he says his corn has been badly dam
| aged by dry weather He says he will be
/ fortunate il it averages 30 bushels to the
County Clerk John NJ. Wright has beer
granted a two weeks vacation by the
county commissioners. He will be married
in Kansas City next week to Miss oJsit
Rivers, formerly a member of the Blinc
their home In Topeka When he retires
as county clerk, Mr.. Wright intends tc
| open a real estate office He is one of the
| most enterprising and intellectual colored
| men in Topeka
The Dry Goods Economist says
| which conducts the Women's Store, at To-
| peka, Kan, was met in the market by
| an Economist representative. Mr.. Adams
| is here on his regular fall purchasing tout
/ and is busily engaged in making selec-
lions in ready-made wear the Women
| ments, a speciality method which has won
| pronounced success in Topeka