The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-08-22
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS

terday.
The r. A. a. bunch of chess players
is growing.
Governor Stanley is at the Dodge
City reunion
MarshalI's band win play at Garfield
park tomorrow night.
Lawns have received a new impetus
from the rain
The summer pilgrims are returning
IN fear and trembling
Hunters are oiling up their guns
ready Tor prairie chickens.
The city schools of Topeka resume
business on September II.
Five marriage licenses were granted
yesterday by the probate court.
2. P. Kepley is now doing the hotels
for the Swift Packing company
Mrs NJ A. Low is attending the
morse show in Colorado Springs.
Frank Foster has returned from a
business trip to Jackson county.
@. II. Morton will represent Topeka
at the Kingman shoot next week
The city has recently settled $12,149
worth Of damage suits for $577.94.
Congressman Curtis thinks there will
be no tariff legislation next winter.
Frank Long and his son returned
yesterday from a trip to St Louis
Mrs. Edward Taylor has gone to
Kansas City for a visit of two weeks
The dust had become very disagree
able when the rain came and settled it.
J. J. Schenek viii entertain a few OF
his gentlemen friends at his home to-
night.
The Union Pacific crossing on Quincy
street in North Topeka might be i'm
proved
F. P. Rice, Of Fort Scott. is in To-
peka today on a special trip for his
company
are visiting w n Bozarth on Chest
nut street
The Buchanan street pavement was
connected with the Tenth avenue pave
ment today.
About IT'S children enjoyed the Saliva
Wednesday.
Joe Morgan, Of the Gas company.
was once the champion all-round ath-
lete at Yale.
Marshalrs band and the Modocs viii
give an entertainment at Garfield park
on Labor day.
Secretary of Agriculture F. D. Co
burn is taking a weeks rest at Elk
celsior Springs.
Bert R. Burr. ruraIroute inspector. is
spending this week in looking over the
routes in Lyon county.
The man who runs the big asphalt
roller can turn around in less space
than used by a buggy.
The resurfacing asphalt gang must be
doing good work. The machinery
makes smoke enough.
DR.. ]. M. Hanme, of Cottonwood
Falls, came to Topeka today to have
his certificate registered.
Hobart Mills of this city, will attend
Harvard college this fall He has for
merly attended Washburn.
A NJ. Fuller, the local Rock Island
ticket agent, is visiting at Oquawkee,
til He will return SATURDAY.
Marshalls band will play Albert Reid's
latest march. THE Guardians of Lib
erty." at their concert Friday night.
Mrs. Charles NJ Sheldon and Mrs.
Arthur NJ. Hyde are spending the week
at Merrill Springs near Carbonda1e-
The ice trust has reduced the whole
sale price of ice. Who dares to say that
an octopus can not be magnanimOus?
Arthur Collins, special delivery mes
senger at the postoffice here, has been
promoted. He is now substitute clerk.
The East side road house is situated
near the grounds of the gun club but
that has nothing to do with the low
scores.
Cy Anderson was the last of the Sixth
district crowd to leave after two days
of whispering in and around Copeland
county.
The lodge room of the Topeka Elks
is being repapered and recarpeted, and
therefore the goat was not exercised
last night
The porch of the executive mansion is
a favorite visiting place for young peo-
pie The family of Governor Stanley
is musical.
During Geo. M. Herricks administra-
ton as president of Washburn college
$4,000 has been added to the endOus-
ment fund.
Topeka Is not a Washburn town as
New Haven is a Yale town." says P. A.
Ill 81 n
burn Review.
There win be eight Topeka tennis
players attend the state tournament at
Atchison, provided all go who are plan
ming to do so.
Gin, the crack athlete Of Washburna |
is studying law at Arkansas City Gill
plays both baseball and football, and
is one of the best.
Returning from visit to the Pan
American exposition, Senator Fremont
Leidy, of Butler county, stopped of in
Topeka last night
Henry Allen worked in the same bar
Der shop in his collegiate days with Lee |
Sission, who was pardoned by Governor |
Stanley yesterday.
John Swickard of 615 Chandler street, |
a former street railway employee, has |
been appointed substitute letter carrier /
at the postoffice here.
Funston's own story of the capture
OIL AS uAHd1OO appears III I've 0OOJ
Magazine for September, which has
just arrived in Topeka
Sorentino and his Banda Rosa will /
give six concerts in Topeka September
10 to q, afternoon and night, for the /
Auditorium organ fund.
Mrs. F. B. Brown and daughters Al
pha and EuIah of Newton, are visiting /
Mrs. Browns mother, Mrs E. Burlsn-
game, 81 Topeka avenue.
The Ell Dorado Republican says: The
and their visiting relatives,
the Longs, of Topeka, are visiting with
w H Sluss in the country"
The political crowd around Copeland
is at a white heat of suspense
in expectation of a crack in the federal
situation this week
Artist Reid has completed a station