The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-12-08
NOTES o. ToPEkA & VICINITY.

4 NOTES Or TOPEKA & VICINITY.
i The gambling house on East Seventh
street is still running.
DR.. s. z. Sheldon has returned from
professional trip to COncOrdia
Mayor Harrison is putting up some
large barns on his farm southwest of the
city.
The building at Gil Kansas avenue.
which Is being rehtted, viii be occupied
by Chas Z. Warden
Mrs Z Baker leaves next week for
Pittsburg, has.. where she will spend
the holidays with her mother.
There are now sixty students IN the
Kansas Medical college. and a pharma-
ceuticAl department has been added
Mrs. Judge Riner and Mrs. George F.
1haritt have returned from a visit with
friends in Leavenworth and Atchison.
T. E. R0udebush has returned from
visit to Chicago. He has not sold his
printing establishment as was reported
John 5. Boyd and wife Of Chicago, are
ID the city. Mt. Boyd is connected with
the Masonic Mutual Benefit association.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Southworth Of Abb
lene. who have been visiting Mr.. and
Mrs Guilford Dudley, have returned
home
T. J. Hankla. who is spending the win
ter in Hot Springs. is much improved IN
health He is suffering from rheuma-
tisus-
ora Sage, travelling auditor of the Mex
lean Central, who has been visiting his
mother for a week, has returned 70
Mexico.
Louis l. Long, who lives at the corner
of Fourth and Hnrrison streets, Is recov-
ing from a serious attack Of rheu matism
of the heart.
There is talk of organizing chess
class IN the Y. NJ. G. A There ara some
OF the best chess players in the city IL
the association
]. b. Bartholomew has returned from
Chicago. He says the dam company has
acce pied the new ordinance and work
will begin at once
The Journeymen Barber's union Of
Hutchinson. has written Governor Nor
rill letter endorsing J. G. S4muelson
for labor commissioners.
"Good horses now bring anywhere
from so cents to $50 at auction on the
streets. with the average bringing about
So" said AuctiOneer John Ashbaugb To-
day
There are a few people in Topeka vho
are opposed to the free coinage of silver.
". L. Drew is one of them. He thinks
the mine owners would reap all the ben
eft
The Lowman Hill Christian Endeavor
society has elected the following officers:
President, F. W. Bruce; vice president,
+. H Bowman; secretary Miss Leila
Green.
There was a football game at Wash
burn college last evening between the
second and third preparatory teams. The
score was to D in favor of the third
.preps-"
The Mission Center Flambeau club,
which attracted great deal Of attention
during the campaign, gave an oyster sup
per and entertainment at Grange hall in
III n nj
banded temporarily.
Deputy United States Marshal T. f.
Ashton, assisted BY Henry billiard. took
A. r. Niblo TO the penitentiary at Lans-
ing last night He was convicted of
purloining a registered package aud re-
ceived a thirteen months sentence.
Miss Harriet Adams has been appoint
ed assistant demonstrator in anatomy n
the Kansas Medical college, aud Violet
Church has been appointed assistant in
the chemical laboratory. Both young
ladies are graduates Of the college.
George Meek, the fireman who sued
the Missouri Pacific railroad for $4,000
damages for Injuries received in q wreck
was awarded $1,000 by a jury IN the
United States circuit court at o'clock
last night. The jury went out at noon.
Arthur Gregg, who was so badly IN
iured on election night by the prema-
ture discharge Of cannon, is fast recOv-
ering. and is now able to be up. The
sight Of his right eye was not destroyed.
as was thought for some time. and he
will recover the use Of his injured arm.
d. H. PETER, son Of the senator,
who was badly hurt a few days ago by a
fall from his bicycle. is able to be on the
street He ran over a dog, and be was
thrown to the paved street. breaking his
right arm near the elbow, and sustaining
other severe bruises
The installment Of Prof. Sloan's life Of
published IN the Dscem Der
mum Der of the Century, makes extended
reference to the influence of Able Ray
nails works upon the mind of the great
Corsican. It may be Of interest to read !
ers Of the Century to learn that q copy Of
Able Raynal's works forms part Of the
small but choice library Of Alden S.
Huling Of this city.
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