The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-06-12
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
The currant season is here.

me currdnL season Is mere.
F. o. Popenoe has gone to Boston.
Frank Forbes has arrived in Liverpool.
Mayor A n. Harvey has returned from
Troy.
The ladder truck has been in for re-
pairs.
city. = ware mas fslufneu from Kansas
Mrs. W. H. Thompson is quite sick with
peritonitis.
Governor Stanley will return from
Wichita tonight.
Chief Surgeon Raster of the Santa Fe.
is in California.
The weather is conducive to a luxuriant
growth OF weeds.
Mrs. c. T. Trap is suffering from ner-
vOuS proStration-
The galvanized cornice is now being put
Several Topeka teachers are acting as
census enumeratorS.
Corn and corp chop continue to go up on
the local markets.
The steel girders for the auditorium
each weigh $500 pounds.
Assistant United States Attorney Harry
Bone is in Excelsior Springs.
Mrs. J. ". Bailey will arrive today from
Denver for Topeka visit.
Attorney General GODDARD has returned
from visit at Leayenworth-
H: ]. Bones, of the United States attor-
neys office, is in Excelsior Springs
| ]. w Haughey of wellington leads in
the race for grand master l. o. O. F.
| The Woodmen will hold memorial SER
vices next Sunday at the First Baptist
The weather man said it would rain
He deserves credit mark for he guessed
Brigadier Addie, of Kansas City, will
conduct the Salvation Army meeting to-
night
The foundation for the W. /. Miller resi-
| dence on Topeka avenue has been COM
| pleted-
The succulent gooseberry has almost
/ crowded the strawberry off the scene of
The asphalt pavements are in better
condition than they have been for many
| months.
Judge Hazen yesterday overruled the
motion in the Kuntz-Stansfield case for
/ new trial.
Mr.. and Mrs D. W. Jacobs. of San
| Irving Wellman.
The green peach has been Joined by the
/ green agile: Results: Increased sales of
| Jamaica ginger
c. R. Maunsell, superintendent of the
Edison company, is convalescing from a
/ protracted illness.
| The rush of flies to get into the house
| during the cold wave has caused lively
| demand for screens.
Al Mauck. formerly superintendent of
Western Baseball league
Chas. Knapp, special agent of the Pull
man Sleeping Car company. was in To-
Katie A E1linger, Chester NJ. Amann
and John Steele have been appointed sub
| SutuIe clerks IN the pOStOff1ce-
The windows have not yet been put in
| the handsome new Catholic church at
| Third and Van Buren, streets.
The headquarters of the Republican
| county central committee will be main
| tanned in the old court house.
The Young Mems Christian Temperance
| Commissioner club will hold a rally at
| the First Christian church tonight
Sam Allen, a. colored teamster, had one
! foot badly bruised by iron girder fall
ing upon it at the auditorium Monday.
| and Clay Another new residence is go
| ing up on Mulvane, south of Huntoon-
Tramps are passing through Topeka on
| their way to the harvest fields: The po-
lice make them move on toward the west
The work of paving the alley between
| Tenth and Eleventh. intersection Harrt-
son and Van Buren, streets commenced to-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Prescott have gone
to New York to reside Mr. Prescott has
secured a position with the Pullman COM
pany.
The state board of charities is at the
Copeland opening bids for supplies to the
state Institutions for the ensuing six
months
H Stages of Valencia writes to the
States Journal that black cut worms are
destroying much growing corn IN his
neighborhoOd.
State Printer w. Y. Morgan escaped be-
ing one of the banquet victims of the
Saturday night club by pleading a pre-
viouS engagement.
A directors ticket to the Topeka horse
NIT two persons to every performance. 1t
will be sold for S..
The Democratic FIambeau club will
have good time on June 20, when the
new hall near Fourth and Kansas ave
nue. will be opened
Col R. l. Walker who has been rusti-
eating in Missouri and Arkansas, but Is
still from Kansas" was in Topeka q
short time yesterday
Andrew Baird, state secretary of the
Y. NJ. c. A. VIII go to Argentine next
| Sunday to attend anniversary services al
the Railroad Y NJ. c. a.
This is about the tenth time the dealers
! have made this announcement and ther
sell the berries three for quarter.
The case against T. NJ. James. charged
| with shooting w. NJ. Hayes with intent tc
kill. will be called for trial for the third
time on June q. in the district court.
The Washburn college commencement
/ exercises will be held in the college chape
| Wednesday morning at 1880 The class
address win be delivered by Gov. Stanley
Milton Miller. a former Topekan, writ
ing from Creston. Wyo., says that snow
is twenty feet deep there Mr.. Miller ex-
poets to return about the nrst OF Septem-
Der.
A meeting of the board of directors Of
; the Topeka Horse show has been called
, for this evening. It will be held in Dear
R Lows office at the Rock Island de-
pot.
The Populist politicians are indignant
at Taylor Riddles recent manifesto call
ing upon the members of the party to bt
patriotic and celebrate the Fourth OF
July.
The keystones in the pediments in the
front wall of the auditorium have beer
reset by direction of Councilman John Ell
lott. The ones first put in were toe
small.
The Topeka Horse show posters have
made their appearance They are IN rec
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