The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1895-01-01
A nice day to make calls.

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nice day to make calls
The water works case is seta for to-
morrow
Rev. Father Hayden's eyesighS fails to
improve. :
The police were very leniept with the
boys last night.
Basket ball is growing in favor WITH
the Y. NJ. c. A.
A new bicycle race track is Iconteng-
plated for Topeka.
The city schools open tomorrbw, just
when skating is good
The educational classes of the Y. A.
c. A will resume work tomorrow.
A Topeka hardware firm hasE alrea dy
sold BOZ pairs of skates this seas4n.
E. B. Whaley says that he cln never
again be induced tolenter politids
There were dances most everywhere
last night The Turner's dahced AL
night
Kansas avenue was alive and cloud asl
last night with fellows swearing off this
morning.
The church bells were SO Aded 1t
midnight last night; also the steam
whistles.
An effort Is being made to orEanize IA
Y. M. c. A among the Topeka colored
young men.
Mrs. Thorpe needs seven dvercoass
for poor men who must work inkthe cold
without them.
The Topeka Missionary uni0n1 met 1T
the Westminster Presbyterian church 1T
: 10 a. m. today.
The headquarters of the Sfatk HorGi-
cultural society have been MOVED from
Lawrence to Topeka
The employees of the banksI worked
very late last night They werel balans-
ing the old year pass books.
The watchfulnessl of the reform school
management has not improked-twso
more boys escaped last week.
/ Topeka division No. SO, of thb G. L 4.
to the b of L. E. sent Mrs. Thorpe $40
30 be spent in shoes for the poor
The Populist women will giIe a rs
ception tomorrow afternoon at their head
quarters at 116 East Eighth strekt.
A nice Topeka young man Who has
been promised licking by another fel-
low, has taken out an accident ihsuran9e
policy.
There was a fire ats o'clock last eveh
ing in a lunch stand near thu ThrodD
hotel, The fire caught from. algasolihe
stove.
Mary Norman has been fonrId gull y
of slaudering Green Creager ind was
fined 81 and costs by Justice Chesne'y.
Both parties are colored.
Albert Matson, husband of 4he mur
dered woman, wears a silk handkerchief
about the lower part of his fac4 to keep
the cold out.
The New Years holiday is; sbmewhat
foolish. 10 begin the year :wHh day
OF Ioanng doesn't seem to be tie proper
way to begin it
"Red" Irwin, coIored boy,I pleaded
guilty TO stealing harness from Arm
strong q kasse baum befGres Justice
Chesney and was sent to JAIL.
The English Lutheran churbh mem.
bership has elected Rev. Mr. Wagner, OF
Kansas City, as pastor to take the place
of Rev. f. NJ. Porch, who resigned some
time ago.
George R. Peck, who was ext ected to
make an address before the State Bar as
sociation, has sent word that hid will be
unable to be present on account of the
illness of Mrs. Peck.
Chief Wilmarth says that $50 repre-
scented the entire amount spent flor veIe
rinary services for the fire department.ir
November, and the month was an unusu
ally hard one on the horses I'M the fire
service.
Err Ketuer has resigned his position
as cashier of the Topeka Railway coin
pany. He will be succeeded hy Henri,
,, D. Speer of Chicago, son of ex-Statee
! Superintendent II. 6. Speer. Mr. Ket-
ner will go to Gallup, New Mexico
Jacob de Witt of Salina writes to thu
y JOURNAL that the midnight fu1eral ser
vice of knights of Kadosh, Scottish rste
I | Masons. was first performed id Kansas
in Salina, Dec IL, 1881. over Past Graad
Master Sir B. J. +. Hannah.
There will be debate at the Knight:
n of Pythias hall tomorrow night. ]. e
: Wood will have the affirmative aae
[ Frank Herald the negative of the pro
! position, ''Should the business OF tn,
!. grand lodge be done exclusively by tht
b representatives. elec:.n
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