The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-09-04
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

Judge Hazen is busy disposing Of mo-
tons
The Bunda Rosa concerts will be Civ
en- in the Auditorium.
Judge Abram Bergen has returned |
from his European trip
Work on the new telephone line In |
Topeka has commenced
Congressman Curtis is taking lie
easy at his home in North Topeka
The foundation of the state house
heating plant has been completed
H C. Larimer is happy He has
found a new book on Shakespeare
The Santa Fe Reds We're beaten N
/ the game with Usage City on Monday
The Southern Stock company will give
THE Late Mr.. Early at the Grand To-
night.
Fire Insurance company was fled yes
A. II. Harvey says he has retired
/ from politics because he found II TOO
expensive
Tommy Brandon. a boy living ct IA
Monroe street, is seriously sick with ap-
pendicitis.
r. B. Welch is one Of the attorneys
for the state in the Klusmire murder
trial at HOlton-
Arthur Ofassey's running horse CHAR
lev C,,rtis'' Is at home. He viii start at
/ Omaha next week
city Attorney Charles r. Spencer has
oonfded to a friend that he would Ike
to be district judge.
One Topeka man who runs butcher
| shop fattens all the chickens ne buys
| before he sells them
Miss Matte Brown Of Lecompton has
| returned home after a short visit WITH
! relatives in Topeka
The usual daily break occurred this
I morning in the trolley wires at 6AlgKltn
| and Kansas avenues
Miss Ella Mann of North Topeka who
| has been spending the summer In Great
/ Bend, has returned home
L s. Ferry claims to be the champion
/ city farmer. He has raised a bushel OF
tomatoes in his back yard
A runor spread last night that the
cider mill fire in South Topeka was the
destruction of a road house.
The officers seem to be unequal to the
task of suppressing the road houses
Why not send for Mrs. Nation2
The railroads are expecting neaVy
traffic next week when the G. A r en-
campment at Cleveland, Ohio, opens
J. E. Lambert, U. s. district attorney
still wears self satisfied smlle-thar
Tracy commission IS still on the way
The report that Topeka servant girls
are to form a union has caused many
Topeka housewife to tremble in awe
Any one who drives on Kansas ave-
nue. north of Sixth wonder why the as
phalt PAYERS don't go TO work there.
William Iauterbach a Santa FHe shop
man has returned from Hays City
where he has been visiting for week
Copeland county presented a busy
scene last night for the first time since
]. r. Burton marked Topeka Off his
map.
one Of the silliest theories yet ad-
vanced about the Wolff hold up is that
it was done by Jointists to worry the
police.
Miss Ella Wilson, leading lady Of the
Southern Stock company at the Grand.
is a niece OF George Wilson, the min
strel man.
first annual picnic at Garfield park
Sept. 10. Governor Stanley VIII deliver
the address.
Dogs in the south part Of town per-
sist in keeping up such a chorus Of
yelps that denizens OF that locality can
scarcely sleep
F. A. Seaman, wabaunsee county at
} torney, was in Topeka on business
! Tuesday. He is having trouble over the
liquor question
The exchange for the new Topeka tel
: ephone line viii be situated north of the
r corner of Sixth on the west side OF
t | Kansas avenue.
! A water main burst near the corner
: of Second and Kansas avenue during
, the fire last night, and flooded the street
before it was repaired.
) Many Of the Topeka streets are lit
tered with bricks and stone The street
. force might find profitable employment
E by disposing Of them.
The city board OIL healrn SnOuld pc re-
0 named since its effort to re-establ
j the city dump 1t should be called the
S city board Of disease
The coal war in Topeka is over The
( prices were restored this morning. The
v prices now are, Usage City $3.50, Bur
lingarne s.. So, Scranton 1925
= The Douthitt tract. to be known as
!, Orchard Place, viii be opened in about
ten days. The work on the grading Of
q the streets commenced yesterday.
Q A member of the Topeka Gun club ex-
hibited a badly swollen cheek yester-
day Tt was caused by his gun kick
ing him at the Labor day shoots.
: Tickets for the Banda Rosa concerts
d are on sale at Stansheld's. 6S2 Kansas
II avenue, the Commercial club. Kane's
a drug store and NJ G. Holman's, NORTH
4 Kansas avenue.
Il Arthur S. Kane says there is no long
= er any doubt about a big crowd being
I in Topeka to hear the Banda Rosa Hs
III has received encouraging word from al
! the towns near Topeka
The directors OF the Mutual Ice and