The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-02-07
LOCAL MENTION

Old Abe Camp, Sons Of Veterans, had
a social and cake walk last night
The Republican committee Of the Sec
ond ward has decided not to call a meet
ing for Saturday night at the court house.
IS announced 2 few days ago.
Frederick Paulding and Miss Mazda
Craigen may be remembered ia Topeka
as Thomas keenes leading man and
leading lady in Macbeth and other
Shakespe plays
il. MI Smith formerly connected with
the Capital elevator and for six years
resident of Topeka, recently met with an
accident ia a mine at Cripple Greek, Col
orado, which required the amputation Of
his right leg.
A damage suit was filed ia the district
court today against the Topeka Railway
company in which Edward Gibson asks
off street car near the fair grounds last
fall and was badly hurt
The Wells 81 Richardson company,
proprietors Of the celebrated Paine's
Celery Compound, kept right on adver-
Using through the depressed times of
1898, and are advertising heavily in 1894
IT pays them. it will pay You.
John Cox Of Florence, Colorado. is Wis
itiug the family of John Elliott. 915 To-
peka avenue. Mr.. Cox formerly lived in
Topeka aud kept meat market at Sixth
and jackson, fifteen years ago This is
parents live a few miles east Of Topeka.
Three damage suits in which the
plaintiffs ask for $4,000 each have been
filed ia the United States court Katie
COTS of Colorado sues for false tmprls-
0nment Geo Fansier sues the Santa
Fe for killing his son near Syracuse, and
Chas. wv. Finneson sues the Missouri Pa
cIdc for personal injuries
The executive committee of the Stall
Wart Democratic state central committee
held a meeting in Topeka yesterday
afternoon and called a meeting of the
fun committee to be held at the Copeland
February 20 at 10 a. m, when the date Of
tile state convention for the nomination
81 q state ticket viii be fixed.
The thirteenth university sermon of
the Knights of Pythias viii be preached
at o'clock Sunday afternoon, to all the
lodges in the city, February Ii, at the
English Lutheran church by Rev II. M.
Porch. The Knights Of Pythias of Tope-
ka. about 500 in number viii meet at
Castle Han and viii be escorted to the
church by AiarshalFs Military band.
The North and South railroad man
ayers have leased suite of rooms in the
Martin building on East Sixth street, and
win occupy them as the general offices of
the company at once. The officers who
VIII be found there viii be Noah Allen,
general solicitor; Albert Griffin. treas
urer. e. i. Carpenter, auditor. and the
chief engineer. who is soon to be APP
pointed
This is regular "bath day" at the c0un-
ty Jail when the prisoners devote their
time to washing themselves and their
cells. No baths are being taken. how
ever, and the unwashed must remain 50
week. The water pipes broke last night
and So did the sewer pipes in the base
ment The result is chat the basement is
Hooded today, aukle-deep in some places +
A force Of plumbers is at work making
the necessary repairs
One of the daintiest calendars is that
issued by The proprietors of Hoods sar-
zaparilla. III viii fully satisfy every ex-
pectation as to beauty and utility
4'sweet Sixteen" is the head of a beauti-
fuI girl, the lovely picture being litho-
graphed in many delicate colors. The
pad harmonizes with the exquisite array
IF color above while the dates are easily
read Hoods Calendar may be obtained
of your druggist OF by sending cents in
stamps for one or 10 cents for two, to e.
T. Hood s. Co, Lowell. Mass.
Come ID the First 81. z. church. Sixth
and Harrison streets Friday evening, Feb.
9Th and allow the young lady ushers TO
give you the bess seat in the house, and
enjoy q rare musical treat. Admission
25 cents