The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1901-07-18
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS


Atchison will have no corn carnival this
year.
The street railway cars are stin crowd
ed every night.
It has rained all around Topeka and 1t
IS surely our turn next.
The ice. man continues to sing: This
weather looks good to me-"
The contract for remodeling the Potwin
school house was let yesterday.
A trolley PA party a., was given last night in
Vegetables viii soon be as scarce as
rubies in Topeka unless it rains soon-
The Royal Neighbors of America viii
ms. -'--- - - '---'' 49,
There has been an exodus of Topeka
country.
Rev. John F. Won Herrlich will preach
at Grace Cathedral for Dean Sykes next
A Topeka avenue woman who expects
to go east as soon as it rains, is almost
A great many prairie schooners have
been passing through Topeka lately bound
for the Indian Territory.
Senator Burton and Congressman
Cochran have been secured for the Atch-
ison Labor day celebration.
Francis Paul Gay of C1eburne, Tex, and
U1ia Patneaude of Topeka, have been
granted a marriage license
The man in. the elevator at the postof--
fee says, as he runs the elevator up and
down the shaft: 7 am living Eighty
Charles c. Cremer. IT, of Kansas City
and Mrs Ada, Patterson of Topeka re-
ceived a. marriage license at Kansas City
yesterday.
Topeka may soon have automobile
races. There are now a half dozen horse
less vehicles exclusive of baby carriages
in Topeka
A Topeka man who has more than his
share of superf1uous flesh has found that
the bath tub.
A. NJ Harvey ex-lieutenant governor.
and c. A A4agaW, ex-police judge, expect
to form a law partnership at Lawton in
the new country.
Superintendent Frank Nelson has ac-
spafE a iowa a ssocation
at Council Bluffs November 1.
The state live stock sanitary commits
township, in Cowiey county, on account
of cattle having Texas fever.
The suggestion has been made that the
Topeka chorus give THE Creation at the
Auditorium for the benefit of the visiting
teachers here during the holidays
Congressman Curtis has furnished near
ly a hundred affidavits to old soldiers
during the week to make application for
chance in Uncle Sans big lottery in the
/ COmanche country.
A F. Winship, editor of the Journal or
Education at Boston, has been secured as
one of the principal speakers for the
/ tea chers' association meeting to be held
here during the holidays
Gov. Stanley has received q. draft for
used in the maintenance of the State Sol
diers home at Dodge City. The govern
ment makes quarterly payments
Only the true and tried will be recog-
! hereafter
publican F'lambeau club. That organ1-
| cation will soon go to Clyde for the water
melon feast, and only those who attend
regularly at drills and meetings will be
among the chosen
| Jackson and his Twenty-third Regiment
band did well last night, exceedingly well.
but the elements were against them A
] black bank of clouds came up In the west,
! but failed to bring rain. Jackson and his
band will try 1t again next "Wednesday
night.
Strange, but Kansas City. and the Bios
| som house still seem to hold the palm
| over Copeland county for hot weather po-
litica1 confabs: Congressman Bowersoelz
/ and a beVy of third class pOstmasters
| from Kansas towns met there yesterday,
| settled all differences without blows and
| returned into Kansas
| Attorney General GODDARD has notified
! the express companies that proceedings
| against them will be instituted if they
/ keep up the practice of selling C. 0. D.
packages of liquor to anyone who will pay
| the charges, as it is a, scheme of the
! Kansas City dealers to get around the
| prohibitory law.
Chief Wilmarth of the fire department.
| is looking for a good horse, but as the
] great economist, Mayor Hughes, viii only
| allow the fire department 800 for horses,
| 1t is doubtful If the chief can get what he
| wants. horse that met all requirements
| was tried Saturday, but the price was
$50. and the great economist said no. Still,
Mayor Hughes offered no objection to
having his salary raised and would also
| like to put the police judge on a supreme
judges salary.