The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-31
SNAP SHOTS AT HONE NEWS

I'll IN III "A III
w. v. Church was in Kansas city yes
terday.
T. Edward Epps was visiting in Topeka
Two cases Of smallpox are stnl at the
" \ Beezley of Kinsley was here
Charles q EIdridge went to Kansas
City on business yesterday.
A new carpet has been laid in Cyrus
Leland's office at the federal building.
Miss Jessie Cook of Oakland is spending
two months visiting in Fowler, Cal.
The chronic grumber has not yet been
heard kicking at the mud on the cross
For the second time in several months
there was a heavy dew on the grass this
one Of the Ringing circus advertising
cars is standing In the Santa Ell yards
near the depot
term of the supreme court of which 20
are of criminal nature.
Despite the rain about 800 people went
to Garfield park last night to hear Bell
stedt and were well repaid.
Workmen are putting the new boilers
heating plant is being repaired.
The fan opening Of crawford's So opera
the Huebener Stock company.
A B. Sayles, connected with the adyer>
Using dsparftmert OF I fae senses ans CITY
A o. u. w. lodge No. 8 will give an
ice cream social at the hall Thursday ev-
Gn1ng Tor members ana tHHlE Iamll1eS.
The humane officers have received COM
plant that a teamster on the Tyler street
pavement abuses his horses most unmer-
Fred Stier, formerly advertising solicS
itor for the Capital and now connected
Topeka yesterday
The Current Literature club is sched-
the home cor Of ". IL I4minger. 40s Green
wood avenue, Potwin-
In the probate court at Lawrence a
marriage license was granted yesterday
to Emily Alice Using and Bernhard Dou-
losky. both Of Topeka.
Extensive repairs have been made upon
Inc 9M H9I s4ps . eeeren az Pour15
dollars have been expended.
The Booge residence which was used as
a Salvation Army hospital for several
years. has been leased by John T. Carter
and is occupied as residence
County Attorney Galen Nichols is going
to Chicago and the east at the end Of the
week. to be gone several weeks, taking
dispositions in insurance cases.
Ralph Allen, Santa Fe employee at
ton at the santa Re hospital as a result
OF an attack of blood poisoning
the First Congregational church viii be
Will be led by Deacon A. d. Gray.
Mrs. H. L Miller, who has been spend
ing the summer in Topeka left yesterday
to resume her work as principal of Lin
coin school, located at Meridian, Miss.
J. E. House has resigned as manager
of the Atchison Daily Champion and re-
turned 1OUeka q
Capital J. j. Corbett is also coming to
I99Resk5sa. 49, - -
the board Of health from the position of
sanitary officer of the First ward. He was
not doing satisfactory work The board
appointed Charles Jones.
Topeka is being treated to some wonder
fully brllliant sunsets There are just
enough clouds to show the splendid celors
and effects which are supposed to be
characteristic of Italy and Kansas.
The following notice appeared in the
license department
mornings Kansas City papers: Alonzo G.
Townsend. Topeka Kan age AZ; Eva A.
Hinging's circus win pay the city $3.50
for the privilege of giving a show here.
SO This is in addition to the free passes
which it will take to supply the city Of
Major T. J. Anderson. secretary of the
Commercial club. had electric fan
the club rooms wonder why he waited
until after the hot weather was over to
get the fam
f. T.. Klein. for the past is months cash
Ter for the Parkhurst-Davis Mercantile
company, will leave this week for Ok
lanoma city, where ne VIII take the po>
Touring mill.
Mayor Hughes is going to have some
fees The letter heads viii be illus
and City hall They viii also give the
names of all the councilmen.
Suggestions for features for a fall car
Those having ideas should communicate
with Major T. J. Anderson Of the Com
mercial club at once Time is short now
in which to evolve plan and execute it.
The Santa. Fe railroad is arranging a
car in Topeka shops to be sent to the
Buffalo exposition for the national rail-
road exhibit on September 10. The car
viii be used jointly by the Consolidated
Railway Electric and Equipment company
of New York and it will be sent to Chica-
go in a few days to receive the finishing
touches.
The following from a Kansas City pa
per may explain why the Topeka tele-
phone service is 40 better: y l. Woods
Merrill of this city has received letter
from John r. Mulvane. president of the
Missouri and Kansas Telephone company,
explaining some of the causes of poor ser
vice in Kansas City He says that the hot
weather such was experienced during
the last two weeks debilitates the opera
tors, expands the wires and breaks con-
nections.''