The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-11
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Architect H N. Hadley Is in Chicago.
evening.
The ice cream factories are still work
i ing overtime.
The public library has been fitted with
electric fans.
Five and ten cent ice from ice wagons
direct is quite popular
- E, q: p1renning has returned from a
business trip to St. Joseph.
g. l.. Hickey is registered at a Kansas
CITY motel as Topeka man.
A A Hurd is building a new. house on
topeka avenue, near Fourteenth street.
Frank lyman, accompanied by his
mother. left today for Fort Sill, l. T.
G. A. Fellows has returned from Man
haitian. where he secured a big contract.
Prof. Heck is building q residence south
OF Eignth avenue on the east side of Lin
The Topeka Athletic association is trv-
IIng to arrange ball game with the Has
The foundation Of the Hall mansion at
nearly completed.
Irwin lodge No $50 of the A. o. U. W.
viii give a. special entertainment tonight
% members only Refreshments will be
The Twenty-third Regiment band viii
go TO Wanamaker, Ok. next month to
furnish music for the emancipation cell
Miss Maude Findlay viii spend two
weeks at Green Mountain Falls. Col and
left Wednesday.
James butcher Of Kansas city. kan.
aged y and Laura Davis Of Topeka aged
ly, received a marriage license in Kansas
city, Kan. yesterday.
The following is from the Kansas City
would make if Jessie Morrison and John
Henry Collins should elope"
Charles Moeser Of the NToeser Ice and
Cold Storage company is in Kansas City.
institute is here visiting DR.. johnson.
J. NJ. BOnham, Associated Press opera
weeks. left today for El Reno. OK. Ills
n q far a Yfrlt1.
tia
An inbound street car on the Oakland
street Wednesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
II bumped into a pole on the edge of the
The state military board set September
1. e ~ a. the dates for holding. a school
q. The Instructors will be regular army
officers detailed from Ft- Riley.
A stray policeman who had nothing else
Wednesday afternoon and looked wise.
He probably went back to Chief Stahl
and reported mo clues 70 the barn
On account of failures in the vegetable
crops the state charitable institutions are
This early recourse to canned goods will
ordinarily.
Congressman w. A. calderhead OF
Marysville was here on bushes last even
great deal Of attention at present to the
improvements to be made at Fit. Riley by
In the future the heads of the various
departments Of the city administration
viii have to file a requisition with every
voucher for supplies furnished. It is
thought that this system will assist the
committee on claims and accounts to
audit the bills with a clearer understand |
ing of what they are doing.
The Union Pacific special trains Of
nine and eleven coaches each haarfnsr /
several hundred delegates to the Ep-
worth league convention at San Francis |
co, passed through Topeka Wednesday |
western states were on board and about /
so from Topeka and Hiawatha joined the 1
parties here
The second annual campmeeting for /
Lake View district viii begin August I |
and continue until the 9th A number of !
meetings will be held at Baldwin's grove. |
one of the most beautiful places in the |
hills across the lake Seats and tents viii |
be made convenient for all who come. |
Jefferson Lewis Of Lecompton Will be the |
manager
A few DAYS ago Joe Henderson of Eff
dngham sold team of driving horses to |
II. C. Bergman of this city and a single |
driver to j. A Colvin- Now Bergman |
and Colvin discovered that the horses had /
at Lawrence. owned by Captain w. 8. |
Tough Of Kansas City. The real owner |
took the horses. Henderson has been |
working for Captain Tough for several |
months
1t has been suggested that a new firm |
be started to be known by the following /
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NATION & LEASE.
Husband of Carrie.
Husband Of Mary Ellen