The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-07-27
SNAPSHOTS AT HOME NEWS.


Kansas State Exposition company.
Charles Patrick is still confined to his |
rooms as the result of his encounter |
with reckless automobile driver.
The Elks were entertained at their so
cial session meeting Wednesday even |
ing by a travelling German orchestra
There may not be much in a name.
but there are nine signatures TO Tom
Kelly's bond by the name Of Kelly
The OIsons. banjoists. who made hit
at Vinewood two weeks ago will be
back for return engagement next
week
H D. Lee of the Lee Mercantile COM
pany. Salina. ordered an automobile of
a Topeka automobile company this
week
People who use gas for cooking pur-
poses, say that the new process gas now
being used is a failure. It gives out
little heat
Willard n. Hall claims he has let the
contract for the razing Of his forest on
the lot at the corner Of Seventh and
Jackson streets
VIII S. HaysIip, chief clerk in the Of
fee of state auditor, was married to
Miss Iva Coe at lib West Eleventh
street last evening
The Vinewood company has used
ten car loads of stone to repair the
damage done to the heavy I'LL on their
line OF Twelfth street
Sheriff Bert Lucas and family will
leave today for an extended visit to
Salt Lake City. Sheriff Lucas doesn't
expect to get a prisoner.
\ Topeka woman bears the proud dis
tinction of having been the guest at din
ner of James Hazen Hyde OF New
York Of Equitable insurance fame
Ed Johnson is working on a design
for new star for Chief Of Police Good
win The star proper will be sur
mounted by the branching antlers of an
The fats on the southeast corner of
Eleventh and Kansas avenue being
built by B. and e Marsh of the Santa
F'e Offices are almost ready for occu-
pancy.
It was Capt. +. NJ Kin1ban who do
mated a Frampton swing to the Or
phans' home and not the manufacturer
Frampton. as has been enormously sta
ted.
The Hall Lithographing company
are having their building, formerly oc-
cUpied by the American Steam laun-
dry, remodeled and will use it for a
stock room.
Secretary Chas. Samson has made
arrangements with job. Strickrot for
photographs Of the finish of all races
citation this fall.
Mrs NJ Johnson, who was operated
upon at Christ hospital Monday. is i'm
proving and IT is expected that she can
be removed to her home in Burlingame
in a few weeks.
s NJ Young Of Salina was on Wed
nesday afternoon appointed night
Waterman at the state house by the
executive council upon the motion Of
Attorney General Coleman
voIney b Gushing. the veteran tenn
perance advocate, VIII address mass
meetings at the Presbyterian and the
Methodist churches, respectively On the
S1st Of July and the 1st of August
DR.. ]. c. McCIintock will address
the good roads convention which
meets in Topeka August sth. on the
plan evolved and used by him for the
improvement of the road near Christ
hospital
The Primary Sunday School Teachers
union viii meet Friday at 3 O'Clock in
the Y. W. C A. parlors- Rev, G E
Holeornb will present the lesson ex-
position which will be followed by the
usual primary lesson
w P Hall, the Snowman, has writ
ten his friend Willie Sells vigorously
denying the report that has gained
general circulation, that he was re-
Gently killed by one of his employees.
He is quite sure he was not.
]. w Robinson, member Of the board
of railroad commissioners. and Carr
Taylor, the attorney for the board, will
nissioners of the United States at
Deadwood, South Dakota, August 16
Adjutant General Hughes says that
he is finding out that it will cost each
person who goes to Camden about $40.
I have been making investigations into
prices" said General Hughes today.
and that is about the best figure OBJ
taina ble.''
A b Reeves. receiver of the United
States land office at Dodge City, under
Grover Cleveland. returned to his home
in Dodge City yesterday after having
spent five weeks in Stormont hospital,
where he was operated On for appen-
dicitis.
The executive council on Wednesday
afternoon approved the bond of State
Printer T. A McNeaL Inc pond IS for
$40 600 and is by the Bankers Surety
company of New York. The state did
not appropriate any money to pay for
this bond
At her annual musicale given last
night by Miss Whittlesey, certificates
were given: Miss Clara F'1eishmann,
Miss Ethie Hulett, Miss Ethel Kingsley
Miss Ala Walker. Miss Grace wilcox.
and diplomas to Miss Margaret Better
and Mr.. Robert Billiard
VIII Johnson issued an invitation to
himself to attend the sessions in the
state penitentiary, by breaking into a
Rock Island freight car Sheriff Lu-
cas- is acting the part of an accommo-
dating assistant and is OBTAINING Mr.
Johnson for a few days at the county
Jail
Miss Josie Butler of 1920 Buchanan
street was hurt on the carousal at Vine
wood park yesterday during the grocers
and butchers picnic In trying to catch
a hold of the rings on the machine her
hand became fastened and she was
thrown forcibly down Her hand was
badly cut Aside from that she sustain
ed no injuries
Probate Judge Hayden returned
from Kansas City Wednesday. The
day following marriage licenses were
issued to Harry Green and Lottie
Smith, and John T. Smith and Suprela
Jordan, all from Missouri. Is this
merely a coincidence or does it attest
the hustling ability Of the Judge?
Watson, one of the horses entered at
the races in Topeka last fall, landed
inside the money at the $4,000 mer-
chsnts and rnan1lfa cf1Irars, RACES haId