The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-03-03

Aiss Martha Auerbach VIII return
from New y ork Sunday.
.. 4 sefrit Of Dayton, o. is visiting
friends in town.
Miss Marcia Underwood of Clay Cen
ter ls visiting Miss Laura Ewing
Mr. Pearl III. Pearson of Cherryvale,
was visiting friends ID the city yesterday.
SNAP SHOTS At HOME NEWS
You must shut up your chickens
The river is now entirely free from ice.
Sixteen hundred men have registered.
The Topeka club steward attends the
Cooking club
The county prisoners broke over eighty
tons of rock last month.
Dick Cooley viii play again this sea-
son with the st. Louis Browns.
Gold has been discovered at Cochiti
N ev Mexico. on the santa F'e.
George r.. Peck is sick with a light at
tack Of pneumonia at his Chicago home.
The Republican state central commit
tee viii meet in Topeka March ID 81 r $50
b. m.
F. ". Giles was Topeka's first post
master and his salary was two dollars
week
Doe Smith, who married Mrs. Hin
mon Of Insurance fame. was ia Topeka
last night.
The amount IF salaries paid To the
city officers for February VIII be less
than $500
The Topeka delegates have all return
ed from the A. o. I. 81. Grand lodge at
Fort Scott.
The March winds ate the regular
March winds Where is the street
sprinklers
Ten Of the thirteen candidates for con-
stable VIII wish they had their 50 assess
ment back.
A blnebird arrived in town today. He
rs stopping at the Hotel de Elms on Har-
rlsUn street.
The 1Iethodists of Oakland gave re-
ception to Mr.. and Mrs. r. Wake # ednes-
day evening.
Oscar Woolverton has bought a pacing
colt with a record of 2.2O, full brother
of s.Silkwood"
Gus Nackey, the Indian pitcher. has
signed with the Memphis team of the
Southern league.
Major ". n. Ewing. national bank ex-
aminer is talking Of opening q perma-
nent office ia Topeka.
Tom Norton, who is now law student
at the state university, visited his TO-
peka friends few hours yesterday.
Owing TO the drop in the price of high
grade bicycles, there viii be q great
many new ones purchased this year
AT the city building they are begin
dz Berry law suit to Sd. M- AZ p. case.
The Santa Fe receives SIG as its share
for hauling passengers to the Pacific
coast out OF the $50 Missouri river rate.
AT the meeting IF the Ministerial union
Monday morning, Bishop Vincent viii
take part In symposium on sermon
Building.
Geo Adams was taken out to the poor
farm Thursday. He was an old tramp
and got sick, and unable even to ply his
profession.
The citizens Of Anthony. on the Mis-
souri, Pacific, have petitiOned the railroad
commissioners to furnish them better
train service
Thirtv-six dollars was raised by the
entertainment at Unity church given 10y
the Ladies' Music club for the kinder
garten association
The county alliance yesterday after
noon adopted resolutions censuring sem
ator Martin for Introducing the bll TO rel
tire Judge Foster.
The gallery at the Grand opera house
amused itself last night by throwing
wads Of gum at an extremely baIdheaded
man who sat close to che orchestra.
With the round trip 10 California at
$50, all the people VINO want to 60 to CALI
fornia viii GO. when the rate drops to So
even the people who don't want to go
viii go.
Charles p. Elliott VIII not go with the
company he is starting on the road. He
viii still remain here as manager of the
Grand: this viii be good news to the pat
rons of the house.
Rev. 3 l. Smith has returned from
Augusta KS, where he delivered an adj
dress before the Fourth district conven-
tion Of the Christian church, on ~Ihe
Advantages of the Christian Religion
"a banana train arrived fla Chicago yes
terday over the Santa Ee, having been