The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-07-17
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
Emporia is booming a street fair.

Emporia IS booming a street fair.
b F. CriswelI is in Kansas City
w. 4 l. Thompson is in Kansas City
W. NJ vanNess is visiting in Creston,
Iowa.
A waldorf cafe is now running in To-
peka-
Dr.. c. H. Guibor has returned from New
George McClenand. of Kansas City. IS
in Topeka
D. o Mecray is visiting his father at
F. W. Thompson and family are visit
ing in Omaha
one Topeka restaurant has had eleven
cooks since April
Progressive hammock parties are the fad
In Topeka al present
John Clancy is preparing for a fishing
trip on the Cottonwood
The Topeka Athletic association will or
ganize q baseball team tonight
Fred Bell is serving out a fine of SO
for larceny in the county jail
Miss Madge Roper has gone to Chicago,
where she viii make her home
Mrs. ". J. Davidson will leave Tuesday
evening for New Whatcom. Wash
Charles Ridgeway went to Ottawa to
hear the Clark-Dolliver debate today
The Epworth Ieaguers Of the Methodist
church enjoyed q trolley ride last night
Mr. and Mrs Luther Burns have re-
turned from a vacation trip in the north
The Topeka Overall company has made
club.
r c. Wright went to Emporia today
to attend the funeral Of Governor Esk-
ridge
meeting at the ofTice Of Frank Thomas
last night
The rival teams from the T A A and
test tonight
Charles Newly. Of the IRE department
fishing trip
Street cars on Kansas avenue very often
run much faster than the speed allowed
by ordinance
The Good Citizens league maintained
Thursday night
Fred c. Trigg. deputy United States
city on business.
Topeka scores again Josie E Rosen
has been commissioned as & notary public
BY the governor
W. NJ Stevenson. OF Chicago. who re-
sided in Topeka twenty years ago, is Wis
ting his old haunts.
Plasterers have commenced work on the
first floor Of the city hall and fire de-
partment building.
E F Berry. of the Santa Fe round
house. and his brother John are spending
month in Chicago
Senator Baker was in Topeka Monday
the western part of the state
William HarkIerodes. who Is 81 years
Old, climbed the stairs to the top Of the
state house dome last week
Andrew Payton has brought suit in the
Payton on the grounds Of desertiOn-
Seymour Watkinls. son-in-Iaw OF
in a visit in Topeka in a few days
A Topeka man who has been digging g
Wen threatens 70 start q gold boom be
cause he has found 2 vein OF soapstone.
Mr. Robert Ripley. a son of President
Ripley OF the Santa Fe. IS visiting the
family OF J. D. N Hamilton in this citv
Robt- Pigg. who runs the Santa Fe
house at First and Madison streets has
been arrested charged with selling liquor
Harry Corson Clarke will be seen in his
new comedy What did Tompkins do?'
at the Crawford theater early in Oc-
tober.
The city council meets this evening ant
Will act on the Percy street question. and
consider the opening of two alleys in tbs
Second ward
thing better, admits that Breidentha
Tln be nominated for governor at For
Scott next week
The bOwlers Of the Topeka Athletic as
ISOLATION are arranging for several tour
nanents this winter There may be some
pool and billiard contests.
Kansas and Her Resources By Score
tary Coburn. OF the state board of agrf
culture, IS the latest advertising ma ttei
department
= number Of Topeka people went t,
Ottawa today TO attend the ChautauQua
This Is the day OF the Dolliver-ClarS de
bate on imperialism
The Arion either club win give a con
Al -Arl .ss pan tonight July L Thi
ing programme will be rendered.
w L A. johnson. secretary Of the stat
society OF labor has returned from Mil
Waukee. where he attended the rariO1a
meeting OF officers Of similar depart
ments-
George Wagner. the deputy commits
sioaer OF elections was seen on the stree
yesterday wearing a Mckinley button
Just what kind of ht Commissions
Tount had when George walked into IL.
offfce has not been reported. and beside
Wagner didn't mean it.
DR. George r C4aurner 4 state rt-iv-a-
Efty graduate. who has been in Yucatal
for several years collecting specimens 70
the British museum. is visiting his par
ents near Wakarusa- DR.. Gauner say
4ucatan Is a pleasant country TO live IL
and IS not unhealthy as commonly sup
posed
Topeka citizens are being called upo
70 help MarshalFs band or II will go {
pieces a second appeal should not b
necessary A little of the money spent i
securing conventions should be devoted Z
saving the finest musical organization
the west-Atchison Globe
tramp with lame foot worked Mayo
Drew for board and lodging from Satur
day night until Monday morning. HI
tale was q pitful one He had been work