The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-09-19
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

During this year the city has issued
about 500. 600 in bonds
Harry Dustin and wife and daughter
viii return home this week
There viii be a rehearsal of the colored
chorus at 61s Kansas avenue this even
The outside walls for the third story
OF the federal building are almost COM
month.
The High school football team win be
organised at once and practice will COM
The rain last night washed the streets
50 that the white wings had an easy time
this morning.
s. Vaughn. colored. was fined so in po-
Ice court for breaking in q door at S1S
Kansas avenue.
DR.. Eva Harding has gone with a pa
about October /.
The Mccormick Harvesting Machine
company has opened its new office in the
James Ramsey and John vanvechten
VIII have the grading of Tyler street COM
The blanks have been received bv the
city, and the paving bonds for $39 Sea- So
will be issued at once.
John F. Seaman. of Chicago. viii ad-
night at the old court house.
Postmaster Guthrie will attend the ma
tional postmasters' convention. which Will
be held in Peoria, ILL.,. this week.
Gen. E G Harrison spoke this afternoon
in the Oak Grange hall in Mission town
The people of Highland Park have petit
TONED the county commissioners to make
a new voting precinct at BelIyue school
house
The boys who were arrested on sus-
picion of being barn burners will not have
their trial until the return of Mayor
Drew.
William Conry received word that his
father, Dr. Conry. had died in Denver
Dr. Gonry was formerly Santa Re surgeon
at Florence. Kas-
Joseph Ramsey last wear a member of
the High school football team, is a can
didate for the Kansas university training
table this season.
A cottager just returned from Luding-
ton. Mich, says sixty or seventy Topeka
worth resort on Lake Michigan
The jointists are being convicted at a
rate never before eaualled. but the police
usual. Where do they get the nquor2
sc The first days sI S,d in e the public
last year. In the High school SIG pupils
were enrolled. against 557 last year.
Hay fever victims, brought back from
the mountains by pressure of business or
school requirements, are prepared to grin
and bear it until the first frost comes.
Wall & HanIey, of Topeka. have secured
a large brick paving contract in Law
contracts awarded in Topeka were at 81 Is.
Claim Agent Learnard of the Kansas
City. Fort Scott & Memphis railroad, and
DR.. Fulton. of Kansas City. were in this
city INVESTIGATING some personal injury
claims Tuesday
Miss Chloe Matteson, the Kansas girl
who is touring this state with original
entertainment, ian evening with Kansas
poets.r IS ia Topeka, the guest OF her
cousin. Mrs. N L Ogden, 1928 North
Quincy street.
James Ramsey was in Lawrence yester-
terdayr where he went 10 look up some
Oficer Henry Bernard Is taking his va
cation Ten days with pay is granted
each officer every year.
Jackson's Twenty-tkird Regiment band
win head the parade of the Republican
political organizations tomorrow night
house to the Grand opera house, where
Senator Burrows speaks
IT takes two to make quarrel, but only
one may hear it. 1t is saddest for the
hearer If he only gets one side at a time,
State Treasurer Frank E. Grimes is
sending copies Of his biennial report to
Kansas county treasureFs-
There were two arrests for selling
liquor Tuesday The men arrested were
George Byrd and Gates Chesney- Both
for September - They are old offenders
and were recently found guilty and fined
in the police court, but appealed their
cases.
A subscription was recently started for
the relief Of the Galveston sufferers in the
where il was carried all over the shops
1t resulted in raising the sum of $685.
This amount has been sent 10 the COM
mittee in charge of the relief work at CAL
weston
All the city officers are getting ready to
move TO their new quarters in the city
building City Clerk SQuires expects to
begin meTins his books next Saturday
Commissioners of Elections Tount viii be
the last city officer to move, as his Office