The Topeka state journal., 1902-08-29
SNAP SHOTS ATHOME NEWS.

The government thermometer got up
to n Thursday afternoon.
Isn't 1t about time for those city rail-
way transfers to arrive?
The September term of the district
court begins next Tuesday.
John Potts. of West Seventeenth
street, is critically Ill with typhoid fever.
D. R. Hite and G. s: Bailey OF Topeka
were registered at Kansas City hotels
yesterday.
Fred c. Fagercrans will remove his
jewelry store from 5z7 to 507 Kansas
avenue in a few days.
Most of the improvements which the
in South Topeka are nearing compile
ton.
Prof. and Mrs l. D. Whittemore, and
their children will return today from
months outing at Green Mountain
Falls Col
Prof. w. A. Harshbarger, Of Wash
burn college, Is a Gamma expert. In his
garden he has over 10 varieties OF the
Gamma tribe.
Mrs s. Nelson of North Topeka has
had a warrant issued for the arrest OF
S. Wilson the charge OF passing
worthless checks.
C. B. Ramsey of Topeka who is paving
in Fort Scott created something OF
sensation there by treating the council
men to a box of cigars.
John Coyne. bailin of the district
court. has harvested his potato crop and
is ready to keep the wheels OF justice
going during the winter.
A great many young men are looking
over the city for employment a portion
of each day in order that they may
earn their way through college
Clarence Scott of the cremerie rest
aurant is dispensing cigars to his
friends even if he did keen them in ig-
norance of his marriage for month
The T. B. c. baseball team and the
Manhattan Reds will play a double-
header on the Washburn grounds Sat-
| urday afternoon. If it doesn't rain.
A gang of men from the Santa Fe
local force was sent to Atchison yester-
day to load ten cars with ice for dis
tributfon along the Santa Fe lines in
Kansas.
In the list of teachers and their sal
aries printed some time ago Miss Mary
Nagle. of the school in district 102. was
said to receive $40 per month. 1t should
have been $45.
The report of Fire Marshal wilmarth
for the fiscal year ending March 81. OF
which a summary was printed in the
State Journal some months ago. has
been filled with the city clerk
At the south entrance to the state
house is bed OF native Kansas wild
| fowers-which is all right from a SEN
timentaI standpoint. but a dismal faii-
Ralph Cav. official reporter Of the
district court. has returned from a va
cation at Salt Lake. He says the lake
has fallen three feet and those who wish
to see the lake will have to hurry for
| 1t is disappearing.
parents of son. born Wednesday, Mr..
Bishop was formerly the well known
Washburn football player. and the Wash
burn football enthusiasts are beginning
to figure ON what position Mr.. Bishop,
Jr., will play.
The T B. c. baseball team defeated
the insane asylum team on the asylum
grounds Thursday afternoon by the de-
cisive score of to 2. The T. B. C. team
claimed five double plays, and touched
F'ogleberg I'D for nine safe hits.
Great success is reported to have at
tended the revival meetings at the Wax
nut Grove NJ. E church. the number of
converts already being between thirty
weather the services in the tent have
been abandoned and hereafter viii be
continued indoors.
Howard Lawrence, who left Topeka
here with Frank Daniels in THE
Ameer," has decided that a histrfonfc
future Is not what it is supposed to be,
and he has permanently retired from
ager of the branch Office of a brokerage
firm, and is stationed in Boston.
Councilman Bergundthal win at the
next council meeting present. an ordi-
nance providing for the construction of
footbridge attached to one side of the
Santa Fe railway bridge The cost viii
be about $1,000, and Mr. BerEundthai
expects to raise this sum by subscrip-
ton The ordinance provides that the
city shall maintain the bridge after It
is built
The United States immediate climate
and crop bulletin says. .Kansas-Gen-
eral rains, excessive in central counties.