The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-03-23
SNAP Shots AT HOME NEWS.

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L b. Wood is architect of the new
Stormont hospital
The McGrath-Lyttle case is on trial
in the district court
| Tom Macarthur is now working in the
Santa Fe storehouse.
The Santa Fe 7. M. C. A. now has a
membership of over 500
| People are now thinking of spring
gardening and house cleaning.
William Comstock, Santa Fe passenger
| brakeman, Is sick and is laying OF.
Otis Hungate is the new chairman of
the Republican city central committee.
March did a little roaring last night
and IS getting ready to go out like lion.
The Potwin election will be held Mon
day, April 1, the day before the city elec-
ton
Frank Mallory, pastor of the Third
Christian church, is sick with malarial
fever.
G. C Clemens wants to be city attor-
| ney, as the candidate of municipal
Socialism"
Rebuilt Santa Fe engines 616 and 824
went to La Junta yesterday from the
shops here.
George Evans is working abont fifty
men today on Judge Hazen's new tenn
pie of justice.
The new smoke jacket for the Santa
Fe passenger depot has arrived and will
soon be put on.
Jess Cooper has gone to work in the
Santa Fe boiler shops after an absence of
several months.
The registration books are like the
joints and disorderly resorts in Topeka
closed for time
There have been very few little acct
dents and no very big ones at the Santa
Fe shops this winter.
Odd Fellow lodge No. 40 will erect a
business building on lot No 70 East
Sixth street, which will cost $4,000.
John Kelley, the Santa Fe engineer
who sprained his ankle nearly three
months ago, has just gone to work again.
The registration reached the top notch
this time. The total registration was
9,05S. The number of women registered
is $500.
Otis Hungate was elected chairman
of the new Republican city central COM
mittee last night and G. E. Purviance,
secretary.
W. H Jones who lives at 1921 east
Sixth street is not the Democrat who
voted at the primary. Mr.. Jones Is q
Republican.
Matilda Stoner, colored, has secured an
order from the district court restraining
Minerva Weir from appropriating Mrs.
Stoner's husband.
Tom Verlin has returned from Colo
RADIO and New Mexico, and will take his
| Santa Fe passenger run some time after
the first of next month.
| An Atchison paper has been honest
enough to admit the truth. 1t says:
Topeka men don't know beer from milk
Send for an Atchison man"
Mr. C. J. Devlin, manager of the Santa
Fee coal properties. has taken out a
! building permit and will erect a $4,000
residence on Topeka avenue.
Frank Zimmerman was rearrested yes
terday by deputy sheriff on a charge of
selling whisky. Frank Durein furnished
his bond in the sum of $1,000.
Unless Dick Cooley comes back from
ST. Louis for a few days he will have to
forfeit his bond in the case of state of
Kansas vs. Cooley, which is set for Tues
day, April 1.
In addition to being a great singer and
d very nice young lady, Miss Ellen Beach
Yaw is engaged to newspaper man and
has an aunt in Kansas-Mrs. w. E. Knight
of bingham.
Oscar Swayze is thinking about giving
his mustache to Weather Observer Jen-
nings to be placed with his other wind
and weather testers on top of the Colum-
bian building.
The earnings of the Santa Fe main
line last week were $54l, 614, an increase
of $39.2S0 ovtg year ago. The Mid
land showed an increase of $5,212, and
the Atlantic & Pacific $4,S15.
c. l. and E. Younkin are white men
who live in the Second ward They yot-
ed only at the first precinct of the Sec
ond ward and some evidently used their
names in voting in the fourth precinct
There are to be three meetings in the
interest of the Democratic ticket at the
rooms of the Democratic fanbeau club
The meetings will be held next Tuesday
and Friday nights and Monday evening,
April 1.
A social was given by the members oil
Colum biau council No. so, Knights and
Ladies of Security, at Lincoln Post hall
on East Sixth street last night. An in
teresting programme was rendered dur
ing the evening.
Sheriff Burdge has brought back from
Arkansas City a man named John Rush
who is charged with stealing horse anc
buggy belonging to Councilman Griggs
election night The sheriff says his mar
will plead guilty.
People who feel sorry for Miss Yav
because of her name, will lose it al
when they learn that she is going to de
liberately marry man named Wack, q
St Paul newspaper man. Ellen Beach
Yaw- WackI Think of it
Robert E. Towna, formerly a reporter
on the STATE JOURNAL, is now a reporter
for the Chicago Times Herald at Wash
ingron on the staff of Walter Wellman
the famous CORES pondenL
Long service has proved the superior
ity of DR.. Prices Baking Powder It i
without successful peer.