The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1905-06-24
SNAPSHOTS Ar HOME NEWS.

An excursion viii be run from Atch-
ison 70 Topeka Sunday.
Wonderful how the Topeka fans ez-
listed without g. baseball game yester-
day.
The Republican FIambeau club win
furnish the fireworks display at Ottawa
July Z.
Topeka and Oklahoma played a dou-
Die header at Association Park this
afternoon.
A. II. Bennett has bought two lots at
6l9 Morris avenue and is building an
eight room house.
Rev. David Nordling viii speak at
the all Swedish picnic at Garfield park
on Sunday afternoon.
W. P. Hackney of Winfield was in
Topeka yesterday closing UP some
litigation in the federal court.
Reuter- has moved his shoe repair
factory TO 831 Kansas avenue, south Of
Culver and Bailey's hardware store.
Free Employment Agent Anderson
sent 81 people to the harvest fields on
Friday Altogether he has sent out
1872.
The meeting of the Commercial Club
last night was the last one for the
summer. The next will be held the
second Friday in September.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. F. Sawyer of ST.
Louis are in Topeka to spend Sunday
y
of the Topeka Cash Dry Goods com
pany.
Captain w z. Tanzie of co. D.
Paola, of the Kansas National Guard,
has sent in his resignation to Adjutant
General Hughes on account of his i'll
health
The members of the Sons of the Rev
olution have invited the Daughters of
the Revolution to help them celebrate
the Fourth OF July at the J. NJ Meade
home.
Arthur Capper tried to run over a
street car with his new automobile last
night but the motorman saw him in
time and turned on the full current
and escaped.
The Commercial Club last night in
Etructed President c. K. Holiday and
Secretary Z. ]. Anderson to try and
induce the Topeka railway to put on
q. Seeing Topeka" street car.
- A Topeka woman says that the good
old summertime means nothing to her
but opening and shutting windows with
a view to storms that threaten to be-
gin or quit. and killing eaterpillars.
Homer Cunningham was arrested
yesterday on a warrant from the city
court charging him with disturbing
the peace of Dr.. Bedweu. Cunning
ham is an employe Of BedwelTs pri-
Vate asylum.
Tom McNeal brought back from
Colorado with him q silver brick
weighing several ounces which he saw
taken from six or seven pounds of ore
out of certain mine which he was
Investigating.
The Parsons Sun says: Sheriff Dienst |
left this morning for the reform school |
with Jesse Ovan, young negro boy
whom the juvenile court sentenced to |
the institution at Topeka. Three other
chaps viii be taken UP Monday.
Department Commander P. H. Co
ney has mailed to every post in the
department copy of his general or
ders No. I. Any post or department
official not receiving the document
should notify Commander Coney.
Tom COughlin Of the Coughlin Hard
ware company, has returned from his
trip to Los Angeles, Portland and other
western points. He is brim full of en- /
thuslasm and if he ever disappears sud !
denly it may be taken for granted he
has gone to California.
Norman Ramsey who has just gradu- /
ated from west Point will return today /
from the east for a short visit with |
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. A. Ram |
sey, prior to entering the service. He /
viii enter the infantry branch but has
not yet been assigned to a regiment.
The Excelsior Coke and Gas company /
viii occupy new building which viii /
be erected especially for its offices at |
622-824 kansas avenue. The gas COM
pany has been cramped for room at its
present location at the corner of Fifth
and Kansas avenue and needs addition
al space in which to display its gas
ranges and stoves.
Probate Judge Richard F. Hayden
has returned from Oregon. Juvenile
Judge Dicky FoutlerOy Hayden is back
from the Pacific coast The probate
court and the juvenile court are once
again in session for the issuance OF
marriage licenses, liquor permits, the
correcting of uuruly children. and the
trying of insane cases.
City Attorney Dreaming will revise the
present street stand ordinance which /
apparently does not meet with the ap-
prOval Of the council When revised /
the ordinance will allow the placing of |
street stands on Kansas avenue but /
the written consent Of the property