The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-19
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

And our rabbers, umbrella, and wet weather
At the opposite end of the run.
The county commissioners were in ses-
sion today.
Vice President D. B. Robinson of the
Santa Fe is in Topeka
Land Commissioner ]. E. Frost of the
Santa Fe is in Chicago.
Who is to- blame for it anyway, Mr..
Tomlinson or Col Jeltz?
w. D. Gossett, of the Santa Fe land
department, is in Marion today.
The rain was more acceptable than
"b-utf-l sn-w" would have been.
Early this morning it looked very much
as though spring were really here.
This is the kind of q day when girls
worry because their hair won't stay in
curl
The daily passenger receipts of the
Santa Fe show an increase over last
year.
The ground hog has lost his grip on
the weather and it is now certainly
spring.
formerly lived in Topeka, died in Chicago
Sunday.
Assistant General Passenger Agent:W.
j. Black of the Santa Fe has returned
| from St Louis.
The students of the Medical college
will be given reception by the faculty
Friday evening.
The weather man who sent slocal
rains; warmer tonight" by telegraph,
was onto his job.
Prof Leib will go to Atchison April 8,
to sing at the presentation of the Oratorio
THE Crucifxion."
Frank Anderson of the passenger de-
partment of the Santa Fe, has returned
from visit in Kansas City.
= Justice Grover denies the story. that he
draws pension. He wasn't even in the
war. He lost his eyesight in 1859.
The Mckee Rankin company has
several dates offered it at Columbus and
other eastern>towns, and will go east.
W. G. Chaffee, of the firm of Clements
81 ChRtfee, was called to Clinton, Iowa,
this week by the death of his mother.
Mabel Milford, aged three, colored,
died of pneumonia at the corner of Grand
avenue and Tenth street, was buried to-
day.
have been confined in the Shawnee coun-
ty Jail, have been taken to Holton for
trial.
Miss Elsie Ginger, of the passenger
department of the Santa Fe, has returned
| from Lawrence, where she made a short
visit.
When DR.. Flint hynotizes a man and
makes him open his mouth so he can't
| shut it, is that what you would call
Flintlockjaw.
Joseph Harker, aged seventy nine,
| died of nervous prostration at 500
Crane street and was buried at the To-
peka cemetery.
E. P. Lewis, Topeka young man, is
the musical director of the ga Cork
| Man" company that will be at the Grand
on Wednesday night
Mrs. John J. Ingalls, is said to be mis-
taken frequently for the wife of an Atch-
| ison druggist Atchison druggists must
have nice looking wives
! Mrs Mason, the colored evangelist,
closed her meetings at ST. Johns M. E.
church last night, and will go to EN-
| poria today to begin series of meetings.
A young man reported to the police
that he had been robbed of silver watch
worth So near the Chesterfield last night
He was with three men and he thinks
one of them got his time piece
| Battery last night elected William
! F. Hayden second corporal and Frank
| Ross third corporal. Frank E. Wilcox
! became a member of the battery, and
Clarence l. Younkman applied for adj
| mission.
Fred Conner, chief clerk in the sta
tionery department of the SAINT Fe, has
a new canvas boat in which to hunt
ducks. He used his new boat two days
and returned wit one duck. He thinks
the boat is a failure.
81 amt never goin' to ride on the Miz-
| Zoury Percific railroad no more" said an
Atchison man at the Dutton house yes
terday, "'caase Anna Gould married a
Frenchy an taken $2,0OO,OOO out O the
country" and then he went out and tried
to put a letter into a fire alarm box