The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1900-08-14
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Dawes Mulvane is in Chicago on private
business
w o. Anderson has returned from
Cleveland.
Some drug stores sell ice cream soda for
five cents.
The flag pole for the Auditorium is be-
ing made
What has become of the Topeka club
band concerts?
Almost every other person is suffering
from hay fever.
New cables are being put in by the tel
ephone company.
Charles K. Holiday is an enthusiastic
shirt waist man.
Mr.. NJ Hnlyer has returned to his home
in Waupun, Wis.
John w Breidentha1 has gone to Stock
ton to open new bank
Buffalo Bills Wild Vest show will
be in Topeka October 1.
NJ. Haddrick, wife and children have
gone to Richmond, Quebec.
j. R. Soden, of Emporia, was in To-
peka on business yesterday.
Rocky Ford melons have made their
appearance in the market
Work has begun on the balcony in the
new city hall auditorium
The new horse at fire department head
quarters has been named Rex"
A new secondhand store has opened for
business on lower Kansas avenue.
Topeka will do her best to make the
Bryan notification meeting a success
1t seems like cold weather to have
minstrel parade. But 1t only seems.
Repairs are being made the street
railway track on West Sixth avenue
Smiths Minstrel company gave a min
stTel show at Garfield park last night.
c. H. Pattison. of the Continental
Creamery company, has gone to ManitOu
Secretary of State George A Clark has
returned from fishing trip in Montana
The top layer of cement is being laiL
in the new fire department headquarters.
One of the horses at fire station No. 8
never lies down when he goes to sleep.
Secretary John Coldwell of the Rail-
q A. Marion n
day.
Attorney General GODDARD has returned
from vacation spent on the northern
The pavement is being repaired on Kan
sas avenue between Sixth and Seventh
streets
D. w Little, assistant state superin-
tendent, has returned from Sharon
Springs.
ganize fambeau club tonight at the
armOry.
r T. Battey. senator of the Marion
Norris Chase district, was in the city
yesterday.
The pavement on Kansas avenue be-
tween Sixth and Seventh streets is being
The engines on some of the elevators
are intermittent; they run like that kind
of fever.
Police Judge Magaw now wears one of
the finest pairs of patent leather shoes
in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Craig and Mr.. and
ing in Topeka
Col Wilder S. Metcalf is in Denver at
tending the reunion Of the army of the
The small boys look with awe at the
posters. announcing Buffalo Bills Wild
West show.
in the city yesterday comforting with some
of his friends.
You can get the blue premium stamps
East Tenth street.
The old part of Polk school is being
touched up with mortar, professionally
called pointing
President A ]. Hit, of the Rock ISL
and, was Topeka visitor for few
hours yesterday.
The colored chorus for the opening Of
the Auditorium is reported by Prof Jack
son to be working hard.
The first reunion Of the Colorado So
in Denver August 10 to Is.
Alvin Stone, WIN Sheetz. and Bruce
Rodgers We're fined one dollar each for
riding bicycles on sidewalks
Bishop c. c. McCabe has been invited
to address the next annual convention OF
the State Temperance union
Governor Stanley made a speech at st.
Francis yesterday He drove IS miles
across the country to do So
The roof of the Auditorium is turning
from red TO another shade of red; but 1t
is all right. Just SO it's red
A new sidewalk is being put down on
the south side of First street between
Monroe and Madison streets
Cyclone Davis passed through Topeka
yesterday on his way to Atchison, where
he made a speech last night
The Taylor street paving between Sixth
and Seventh has been completed. This
is the last of last years contracts.
Del Valentine. clerk of the supreme
court has gone to Quebec and other
northern points on a vacation trip.
The registering thermometer on Kanss
Avenue 1r went tbs straighra up 4or the dis
Merrill Springs is now the nearby sum-
.er resort, The Coultis farm has not
been open" for guests this summer.
A man who lost q case in the district
court says that he used to be "a child
of God, but now he is a fighting devil"
The Annie Oakley hats that are the
sible things since the wide brimmed sail
ors.
You can always depend on premium
mans grocery, opposite the transfer sta
ton.
rapidly. The force of men |
streets.
Work has begun on the second story |
At the corner of Fifth street and Kansas |
he Kansas Exposition association to es-
-ablish a department for the coIored peo-
pie of the state.
= B. Case. of Abilene. chairman of the |
dickinson county central committee for /
he third time. was a caller at Republican
yesterday.
The war department at washington is
sending two modern breech-loading can
ION to take the place of the brass can
ION at the state house
MISS Emma Silver. whose letter from
was published in the State Jour
lal Saturday, was formerly a teacher at
-lay and Quincy schools.
The council viii meet Friday night when
he circus is here. The police will have |
o be sent to the circus tent to bring |
enough a ]
w R. HonneIl. agent for the Pottawa-
omies at Nadeau. visited Topeka yester-
lay with his uncle. T. c. Honnell. the
3rown county nominee for the iegisla-
ure.
Bee Adams. the colored jointist. was
0und guilty in the police court yesterday
( selling liquor two counts and was
ned $500 and sentenced to 60 days in jail
te appealed the case.