The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-09-03
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The city council will meet tonight
The State Military board will meet on
Friday.
Hank Lindsey says Topeka needs a Pc
lice hospital
Rev. J. D. Botkin says II am Chris
tian Soci alist-'
The county tax sale will be held to-
morrow at the county office.
The First NJ E church will be re-
opened next Sunday morning.
Judge Hazen has taken the Danner ice
cream case under advisement.
The new Y. NJ. &. A rooms will be
completed in about two weeks
Bishop Thomas preached at St Paul's
church Kansas City yesterday.
Topeka sent delegation of wheelmen
to the bicycle meet at Emporia.
There is over million dollars in cool
cash in the vaults OF the state treasury.
The Oakland Republican club will not
meet tonight on account of Labor Day.
Rev. A. S Embree preached at the
Kansas Avenue 81. E. church last even
ing.
The state house quartette attended
big POpuIist rally near Hutchinson Sat
urday.
A per cent semi annual dividend has
been declared by the First National
bank
The dust was flying on some of the
country roads near the city yesterday
afternoon.
The new officers ofthe Associated Char
tiles will be elected on the first Tuesday
in October.
Frank stahI will succeed A. K Rodg-
ers as county treasurer about the middle
of October
The repairs being made on the old
Adams house in North Topeka will cost
about $14OO.
Rev. B. l. Smith will attend district
convention of the Christian church at
HoltOn Wednesday.
The Democratic picnic at Marken's
Grove yesterday was attended by a small
crowd, about thirty.
Rev. NJ. F. McKirahan has been pastor
of the United Presbyterian church in
Topeka twelve years
State Superintendent Of Insurance s.
II. Snider has gone to New York on an
other official junketing tour.
The rain prevented General J. s. San
ders from making POpulist speech at
the City park Saturday night
Rev. G. w. Miner, assistant to Dean
Millspaugh, preached at the Church of
the Good Shepherd yesterday.
Railroad Commissioner Maxson is about I
the only state official who is not taking
an active part in the campaign.
LA-AQllLaUL NJ6Q6Eal AElZ attracted al /
most as much attention in the Curtis re-
ceptiOn parade as Congressman Curtis /
himself
Carter Wilder, who is well known IN /
Topeka, is assisting in the management /
of a tennis tournament at Kansas City /
this week.
L P. McCarter, of the fire department 4
headquarters, has gone on a hunting ex-
pedition up the Yellowstone river in (
Wyoming.
Topeka will send delegates from all
the local Baptist churches to the meeting /
of the Kansas River association at Man
haitian tomorrow.
Police Judge Ensminger was instru-
mental in securing the pardon of Aunt
Mary Scales who was released from the
penitentiary last week.
The banner carried by the Typogra phi
cal union today was a new one. The old
banner was destroyed by a fire in Trades
Assembly hall last winter.
stone for the new First Christian church
will be ordered this week The official
board Of the church will meet tomorrow.
1t was J. willard Adams for some
time a building superintendent of the
Santa Fe who was contractor of the union
depot at St. Louis instead of n. A
Adams as published in Saturdays paper.
Read the wants" Many of them are
as interesting as news items See if it
is not SO.