The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-10
SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS.


George Ciark's state printer sign was
taken down today.
The West Sixth avenue macadam
road is in need of repair.
Judge Dana will soon adjourn the
district court for the summer.
D. e. Cain of the Rock Island left
this morning for st. Joseph on an in
spection trip.
w. A. S. Bird was in Usage City on
saturday night where he made an adj
! dress to the Red Men.
The Air Dome theater which is To-
Gated just south of the Copeland hotel
is drawing large crowds.
The Bunglers' Dancing club lost its
surplus in the First National bank
| crash. 1t amounted to SIS.
The Triple Tie Benefit association,
council No. 8, will hold installation of
officers on Tuesday evening of this
week.
F. G. Mckee has been appointed to
be chief clerk to General Superintend
ent F. C. Fox of the Santa Fe to sue
coed w. K. Etter.
| Umpire Chic is handling the indica-
/ tor in the present White Sox-Leaven-
worth series and though small in
| stature he is success as an umpire.
| James E. Larimer who lost $500 in
the First National crash says that all
the depositors ought to be arrested as
well as the bank directors and officers.
Miss Florence Wright of Paris. Ill,
came to Topeka with her uncle, I. S.
| Curtis and his family, for a visit. Mr..
Curtis has just returned from visit
| in Paris.
The midsummer meeting of the Kan
sas Authors club will be held at the.
| residence of Dr. Roby, Twenty-hrst
street and Kansas avenue, next Wednes-
day evening.
County Attorney Hungate has return
ed from his fishing trip to Lake View
refreshed and determined to carry on
the strenuous life of a prosecutor for
few days more.
Topeka people seem to like Sunday
on the grounds yesterday and the city
railway was taxed to its utmost to
| transport the people.
! Mr.. w. H. Ray, city agent for the
Wells Fargo Express company, was
called to Manitou, Colo, last night on
account of the serious illness of his
father. Diabetes is the trouble.
DR.. Hamilton wants it understood
that he did not get his information in
advance of the probable failure of the
| First National bank from Topeka per-
sons. st got my information from Kan
sas City, said the doctor.
H. M. Swank, formerly city passen-
ger agent of the Santa Fe at Kansas
| city and who was appointed travelling
passenger agent in Oklahoma to sue
sponsibilities of his office this morn
ing.
G. B. Krebbs has been appointed as
private secretary to F. G. Fox to take
the place left vacant by the promotion
| of Albert Fell who was appointed to
| be chief clerk to Chas. Russell, super
intendent of the New Mexico division
at Las Vegas
Judge Pollock of the United States
court says that he has not decided since
1 r1v.o 10 hi
court as to just when he will take his
vacation. st expect things to settle
down pretty quickly, however, was
| his comment.
The Olson Brothers. a banjo team,
now playing at VineWood park, are
| Lawrence products. About three years
| ago they went on the professional
stage. They at once were accepted by
| the vaudeville patrons. Today they
are ranked as the premier banjo men
| in the country.
Atchison Globe: It is stated that
M. A. Low has an interest in the new
evening paper which will be establish
ed at Leavenworth; that he is backing
| Capper, owner of the Topeka Capital.
also has an interest in the new paper,
as he put in his old press at $4,000,
and took that much stock.
r. M. McGonigaI of Colby was
Topeka visitor Sunday. He reports
Thomas county and all of northwest
Kansas in splendid shape for crops.
| One of his friends says: "He is quiet
1y setting the pins for secretary of
state, and when he gets into the race
with both hands and feet, the entire
state will know that plain Bob McGon-
| igaI of the Sixth district is in the race
to win
The Wamego Times says: J. K. Cod
ding was the orator of the day at Maple
Hill Tuesday. He informs us that they
had one feature of entertainment that
was not scheduled on the program. A
Topeka jointist arrived in the after
noon with two wagon loads of beer. The
| jointist met Mr.. Codding he was
starting back to town from the celebra-
ton grounds and not recognizing the
latter as the attorney for the State Tenn
perance union, remarked on the warmth
of the day and invited him to return
and have something to drink. Mr.. Cod
| ding promised to call later, but instead
Sheriff Erickson was delegated the hon
or and the Topeka man is now under
| 500 bond to appear in court and ex-
plain.