The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-06-20
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
Raspberries are in market.

The Topeka Journeyman BARRIERS union
elect officers Monday night
DR.. c. B. Gum spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Leavenworth.
Guy Hayler. a noted English temper
June June IS 00'''7' - @'7-''- -
state Printer W. Y. Morgan has re-
turned from his trip to the Buffalo ex-
The first pavement under the new con-
tracts this year is now going in on Jeffer-
The announcement that the carnival at
the Crawford would take place saturday
is mistake. The carnival viii be Fri
The Wash6urn. street car line has been
extended on college avenue TO SlXteentn
street. Tn. track Is ready for the pave
Perry Frost, the slackwire performer,
will be a feature Of the Carnival at:.he
Crawford Friday night ,,...,...-,- "a =.
3. Hubbard Of the Dunlap Savings bank.
after real estate they own.
The TWenty-third Regiment band con-
cert to have been given at Garfield park
next week on account of the rain.
Policeman Frank Hendricks was given
Hendricks friends and neighbors were
John Shea, an epileptic patient who re-
Gently escaped from the insane asylum,
was capture dat Leavenworth Tuesday
and brought to Topeka to again be placed
Friday is the last day for paying the
assistants have been secured to help
handle the rush Of business at the coun-
ty treasurer's office.
Miss Pauline. Marshall, the child dancer
nival at the Crawford Friday night, has
been engaged to appear at the Ottawa
Chautauqua assembly.
A new herd of Elks viii be organized at
poria lodge No. 69s win do the 'kiiIin''
and delegation from Topeka herd No.
204 win watch the fun.
City Engineer James McCabe is hard
proposed Kansas avenue bridge across
the Shunganunga- The preliminary sur
Attorney Albert Hemming OF Atwood
denied Topeka reports that he is g. candl-
judicial district and insists that he Is
supporter of Dempster Scott.
Manager Crawford has. engaged six
vaudeville performers for his summer pa
vilion and is looking, for more. The To-
cation will be decided upon soon and
the pavilion viii be opened, July J.
People interested in having free band
concerts in Topeka this summer viii ask
the city council to make an appropriation
the city for giving the entertainments
Word has been received from Robert
Pierce, who has been under treatment in
plaint that he is rapidIv improVing.
Sam Jones is billed to lecture in Tope-
The shipping clerks of Kansas City will
take their annual excursion Sunday. They
will visit Topeka. The state house viii
be o5en from IL till / o'clock. It is ex-
Clyde King. a boy living on Lime street. -
hurt by the explosion of a toy cannon
Wednesday. clyde was practicing for the
considerable epidermis.
'-Spotter'' Luster, the man who was ar
rested in Usage City for perjury. says
him BY the joint keepers for the pur-
pose of making him unpopular with the
temperance people OF that town
The paper that was to have hay been read
ion" at the last meeting Of the Minister
ial union will be read at the. special meet
ing TO be held July 1. This will be the
last meeting of the union until Septern-
State Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
ton Frank Nelson is expected to return
the last of the week from New York He
the Swedish Lutheran national confer
ence and is taking in the Pan-American
Judge William Easton Hutchinson Of
cattlemen seek the enactment OF a law
grazing lands to be leased to them by the
interior department. The fence removal
order is responsible for the seeking Of a
The company Of Topeka amateurs.
headed by Edward Subway, Topeka
formance Of f5ugler Weston at the Grand
Opera house Friday night and Saturday
ing the piece and drilling the company
since the first of February
pulled up the whole thing and started
down the sidewalk at PetrO's drug store
dragging mail box made a great cIatter
on the pavement and the horse was soon
caught. Such a rigging is a poor place to
tie to and misdemeanor besides
The Nissley newsboys returned from
special santa San Fe cars. Mr. Nissiey is alb
sent on a trip around the world and the
picnic was IN charge Of W. b Robey-
Policeman AIcElroy and Joseph Reasoner
and Police Judge Lindsay and wife ac-
companied the boys on the picnic. Din
ner was served on the foundation Of the
old state house at LecomDton.
The Kansas City Journal says: Ben
at the Midland yesterday closing a deal
for the sale to Kansas City parties OF
Kan. owned BY si the investment esn rust
company estate of Topeka In connection
binary Kansas city prosperity Some
days ago he said he came here TO ar
IN estlon, but at the end Of the day 8
search had been unable to find an UNI
Obliged to import several carpenters from
topeka In order to have the required
The following from the Atchfson Globe
is respectfully referred to the tenants of
tne state executive mansion You nave
costs to run big house. b. p Wag-
gener has about the largest house in
Atchison, and It IS modern IN every re-
spect. He keeps three servants. two men
and a woman His total household ex-
ana n7 two cows amount MOI 70 $500 year.
This counts taxes, fuel. lights and expen-
There are three members in his family;
himself and wife and G. S. Hetherington.
manner ma IN Kansas CITY Would cost one
third more; in St Louis or Chicago. twice
as much: in New York three times as
Rlnless Eye Glasses
with best gol6-hiled mountings. $500.
fitted by Chas- Bennett. optician, 7so
Kansas avenue.