The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-13
KAN sAs AVENUE GLIMPsEs.


A twenty year old son Of Nine. Mar
mont, is quite sick with pneumonia.
A. 4. Rigg is going TO open the old St.
Nicholas hotel and restaurant near the
postoffice.
The Gladys Wallis company will come
70 Topeka again in the spring and will
play IN ebraska.v
ed on Kansas avenue between Seventh
and Eighth streets
Mrs Hortense Isaacs, who has been
visiting the family of NJ GreenwaId, has
returned to Philadelphia.
Mr.. Oscar Johnson. q prominent far
mer OF Wabaunsee county, is in Topeka
visiting the family of Peter Olson.
A S. Hulitt, of the Greenwald store.
was put through the master mason
degree at the Sloan lodge A. +. & A. NJ
The women of the Kelley league got
fifty dollars at their Morgan family con
cert Monday night, and will clear about
$50
The ticket agents say there is not much
travel just at present People are wait
ing to stay over the holidays when they
do 60.
Chief Surgeon Hogeboom of the Santa
Fe has returned from Pittsburg, Kansas,
where his young nephew was very sick,
but is better.
The shoe store man sold No. 13 shoe
to a state house man yesterday A No
13 shoe is fourteen inches long and near
ly six inches wide.
Rev. c. D. OIden Of the Second Bap-
list church (cOlored) is giving a series
of interesting lectures which he is illus
trating on a black board.
The Irish Visitor will not visit the
Grand this year. 1t is busted The
baggage Check" has also been checked
IN its mad career by fate.
Both opera houses were open to re-
hearsals last night The carnival people
had the Grand and the Kindergarten
minstrels had the Crawford
Sergeant Mum of the United States
regular army and wife. who have been
here visiting the family of DR.. l. II.
Mum, have gone to San Francisco
Mrs. G. &. Smith, a Topeka colored
woman, who has been the leading sopra-
no of the Wright Concert company, has
returned from tour Of the north with
the company
Lodge No. IL, a. f. & A. NJ, had a ten
hour session yesterday afternoon and
last night The occasion was the bestow-
al of the third degree on four candidates.
There was banquet
BY the untimely death of the Suanee
River show that was to have dazzled To-
peka, but got in a wreck, Hezekiah
Brown, cOlOred, has been thrown out of
a job and is back in town.
]. ". Sidwel of the American Bible
society has gone to Kansas City, Kansas.
He Will make a house to house canvass
OF the city and county and supply bibles
to all families destitute of one.
Mrs. Cases happy couple that she sue
ceeded so admirably in reuniting last
week when their lives seemed to be
drifting apart, are supremacy happy in
their new found love. Henry is SO good
to me. 1 tell him I don't know what Will
become Of him." SAYS Mary.
Captain J. w. Dodds, wife and son,
have moved to Topeka and the captain
viii have charge of the Salvation Army
post here. They came from Enid Okla
homa. He is making a few changes
here ia the matter Of bringing in new
cadets and sending others from Topeka
TO different places.
Hank Lindsey says that when he ran
a big livery stable in Topeka in tn e early
days he and his partner did all the
work, often getting up at o'clock IN the
morning. Now" he says, when man
has a little stable with three horses in it
he has to have six men to take care of
them" "a livery stable man should
live like a lord and not work." says
Hank. "and afterwhile he viii be able to
get along quite comfortabl y-with the
aid of the county"
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Pennsylvania anthracite, we have all
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At the lowest market Price. This is the
very best Of Pennsylvania anthracite. 1t
pays to buy the best. Place your orders
with
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634 Kansas Avenue.
Telephone 1873.
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