The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-05
sNAP sHOTs An HOME NEWS

Cider Smith calls this wet week.
today
". n. Gregory. of Topeka. was In Kan
The stone wall around the Sumner
school site is nearly completed.
c. p Bolmar is the teller for the
Hughes forces in the recount
People are already longing for the cool
weather which has just passed
boom for James Troutman for governor.
r. G. Dreaming has returned from Fort
Scott, where he went on legal business.
The condition of the West Sixth ave
nue. pavement Is becoming more danger
Gus.
Topeka is getting practical nlustra-
ton of the workings of partisan politics
in city affairs.
Ed s Leland, United States postonice
Agent Leland.
6. G, Clemens has had to drop the con
on account of other business
County Commissioner Haines has pur-
chased 160 acres in AIenoken township;
$500 is the purchase price
will give a social Thursday evening at
its hall West Sixth street
Topeka, were Tuesday granted a mar
riage license at Kansas City.
Senator Burton took car-window
home to Abilene after his trip to Mexico.
Mr.. and Mrs J. c. Hall, of Emporia,
with their daughter, Mrs. J. Fl. Goodwin.
Sergeant Carpenter. Of the police force,
known as the Midland, to James lWithers,
of Alma
Galen Nichols has returned from
Thatcher against the county commission
ers was continued
D w. Aulvane returned yesterday from
q trip to the City of Mexico. He was
with z. A -Stillwel1, of the Orient rail-
way, and Senator Burton
tives during the last session of the Leg
islature. Is in the city.
The Saturday Night club banquet will
be at the Copeland Friday night Con
and Miller viii be present
1t is rumored that there is one man
using shovel on the streets who did
not support Hughes at the primary, but
the rumor lacks confirmation
w L CUNNINGHAM, a Washburn gradu-
ate, now engaged in the practice of law
at Arkansas City, is in Topeka to argue
a case before the supreme court.
The Republican Flambeau club viii be-
gin regular drill this evening, in prepara-
the club is to give exhibition.
The contest for the craftsmanship of the
Republican county central committee has
George W. Crane and O. E. Hungate-
WilIiam ClaTz5yii q past grand master Of
in the Indian Territory. John A. Bright
went to Purcell to attend the funeral
Two little boys sat in one of the upper
windows of the city prison last night
with their feet dangling outside between
the bars and attracted the attention of
passersby.
The Cloughley. Automobile Manufacture
ing company, of Cherryvale. has been
chartered. with a capital of SIS, 600. Kan
Sas will compete with the east in making
horselesS carriages.
Prudent ..Bnl'' Sapp, of the sunhower
and David Bennett Hill will both speak
at the Sunfiower banquet that he intends
to give in Topeka next winter.
Rev. W Mooney, who viii read a paper
before the next meeting of the Minis
terial union, is a retired pastor of the
PRESBYTERIAN church instead of the Cum
berland Presbyterian church, as reported.
Tuesday afternoon at 4 O. clock the place
kept BY H. Lewis, a new Topeka jointist,
at $50 Kansas avenue, was visited by the
police, and the regulation beer key and
pump were taken Lewis was let out
on heavy bmRd-
The mid-year rally Of the Baptist Young
Peoples union Of the Kansas River Bap-
list association is being held in Topeka.
The first session was held at O'Clock
this afternoon, and the rally viii con-
tinue through tomorrow.
Tomorrow the session of the police
court viii probably be a long one The
prosecution of the jointists whose cases
have been POSTPONED from time to time
have several different counts against
them.
The Republican F1ambeau club will
give a street exhibition Of fireworks
MarshalIs band viii play a. concert in the
Convention hall as the official band. and
meeting in Kansas City next Tuesday.