The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-15
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS


Grasshopper yarns have started
Hale Hamilton, the Topeka orator was
in Kansas City yesterday.
Otis Hungate assistant county attor-
ney, has returned from Leavenworth.
for the benefit of Jackson's band cleared
It keeps the street sprinlzlers busy to
make the rounds often enough these
days
The Y. M. G. A. baseball grounds at
Ninth and Jefferson were regarded last
night
The police arrested seven Indians yes
terday who paid So apiece for being
drunk.
Don Willis and Austin Prescott of the
U S. marshal's Office have returned from
attending court at LeavenWorth-
MarshaITs band played the march
Olympia at the concert last night The
march was written by ]. p. Marshall
Chief Spartacus Stahl was an in
terested spectator at the short session
Of the Hughes-Parker recount yester-
day.
It has at last been ascertained who
got the most votes for mayor 1t re-
mains to be seen who is to have the
Office
T. F. Doran. one of the attorneys in
the Parker Hughes contest case is
quite sick at his home 125 Western av-
enue-
The ladies of the Foster Cemetery as
ISOLATION viii give a social at Sunny
side school house next Wednesday ev-
ening.
Bruno Hobbs. Of Cripple Greek. has
been chosen secretary of the Y. NJ. c. A.
jubilee convention now in session at
Boston
Mrs. Margaret Hill McCarter will
speak at the Young Women's Christian
10 I'll oil
There viii be special music.
Dodge City Globe-Republican: Bish-
op Millspaugh will preach and admin
lister the Apostolic rite Of confirmation
at st. Cornelius church next Sunday
evening
The mayor question is again en-
meshed in technicalities. The techni-
cal question now is: Is the man who
received the minority of the votes to
continue as mayor2
These are dull days at the court house.
The spring rush of taxes is over and the
annual business is being closed The
officers and clerks, however, find enough
to do for hot weather.
The Golden Belt Medical society will
meet in Topeka July 3. The physicians
mean to be here on the day of the
Fourth in order to attend to the extra
rush of business on that day.
A Bible class studying 1.-The Holy
Spirit with Mr.. Fred Mitchell as teach
er, will have the first lesson Friday,
June p, at 1880 o'clock. at the Young
Women's Christian Association.
Prof. S. w. Williston. of the state I'M
iversity, will lecture before the Golden
Belt Medical society about Some Re
markable Extinct Animals at the So
ciety's annual meeting in this city,aJuly
Beginning tomorrow, the hour of the
morning church services at the First
Methodist church will be changed from
IL to 1890 o'clock. This is done in or
der to give more time between that ser
vice and the Sunday school which is
held at p M
Fred Roehrig, Philip Lesser, George
Fanshy and others left on the noon I'm
ion Pacific train for Marysville where
they will attend the annual funniest
of Kansas Tomorrow will be the big
day with the Turner'S, special trains be-
ing run from Manhattan and Lincoln.
Neb.
Kansas City Journal: A circus at
Topeka advertised the Terrible Bova-
palus, the Scourge of Land and Sea-
the Nemesis of All His Foes A TWen-
tieth Kansas boy at the show looked at
the creature a minute and said: well,
I'll be - if that amt the same ornery
old water buffalo that upset our grup
cart in the Bag Bag river He's a
Nemesis all right, all right"
Kansas city Journal: Rev. John
Bright, Of Topeka, was here yesterday
He is a very small man. While stand
ing around the lobby of the Midland
during the afternoon smoking a cigar an
old Topeka friend of his walked up to
him and said: BE careful, reverend,
with that cigar. You might rub up
against somebody while you have it in
your mouth and burn his coat tail"
State charters have been issued to
the following concerns: Kansas City
Embalming and Casket company, Kan
sas City, Kan, capital, 81 900; AIosby
Cooperative Grocer company, Kansas
City, Kan, capital. 81 900; Emporia Tel
ephone company, Emporia, capital, $780,
O00 Oswego Land and Cattle company
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