The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-11-18

in the court house rooms. The SUM
mer meetings are held at the homes CT
country.
William H. Barnes. secretary of the
State Horticultural society, viii attend
the meeting Of the Missouri Nalley nor
ticultural society at Kansas City Mo-
next Saturday.
During the past two years the State
Historical society has received 426 relics
of different kinds, all of which have
history connected with the early history
of the state
The Woman's Republican association of
Topeka will hold a business meeting at
the home of Mrs, p. II. COney, at 80
Kansas avenue, tomorrow afternoon at
Baptist ministers from about one-hfth
of Kansas We're in attendance upon the
prayer meeting at the First Baptist
church yesterday The entire day was
spent IN prayer
The NIodoc club is already practicing on
the music it Will sing at the g. a X.
national reunion at Buffalo next year.
Off at Buffalo for the occasion
A Topeka woman made an appointment
with another Topeka woman to call on
her recently at her home she gave t9e
wrong street and number and now she IS
mad because the other woman did not
Charles Haight is seriously i'll with
scarlet fever at his home 404 Buchanan
street Haight contracted the disease
bv calling at houses where there were
scarlet fever cases. in the capacity Of
The ladies' Of Rebekah lodge No. IS VIII
celebrate the anniversary OF the iodss
one week from next saturday az lne 4
o. o. f. temple. A children's entertain
ment viii be given and Martha WASH
ington tea served
Henry Schaeffer. the jofntist, who is
now confined in the county Jail mas Pc
titioned the county commissioners 10 re-
lease him from the jail on the score or
in health. County Physician G. p How
ard recommends the release
Pearl Atchison. one of the most popu-
lar conductors IN the employ, OF , tie ~
peka. railway, viii be married TINS even
ing to Miss Jennie Adams Paddy.
as he is Familiarity called, has run on
the Washburn college line
Mrs. Catherine Hughes of 5l6 Harri-
son street has returned from st. Joseph
Mo where she attended a family re-
union. Members of Mrs. Hughes family
were present at the reunion from All
parts of the United States
Dan H Case who was stenographer for
Captain J. B. Johnson, is now at Homo
his position there and with the country
He has written a number OF very lllet-
estfng letters to his relatives In Iopeka.
police recently and asked for the arrest
fetal flowers, because she hadn IL
cense The girl makes the flowers and
sells them to support her Invalid mother
and small brother.
Mrs. G. A. Robinson. the blind woman
who has been playing an organette on
V-bose health was bad has been sent to
Texas The Santa Fe furnished the
transportation on request of the ladies'
/ interested in the case
A photograph of Major Frank Holsinger
of Rosedale. treasurer of the State HOT
the rooms of the society in this city. and
will be Immediately enlarged and placed
among the collection of portraits OF or
/ ficers of the society
The regular criminal docket of the pres
\ ent term Of the district cous ilas DeSil
! finished and civil cases are pallls u iS ~
/ There are a few criminal cases YET 70 pc
/ tried which were continued from liis lii rs
on the docket and they VIII De naiAeo III
] between some cry civil dCtAOil7-
Clarence Carter. son Of John Carter
who used to run the Union PACIFIC nolel,
! Carter was an adopted boy tie hltew
/ about his brother who had also been
/ sdonfed in his infancy. and of late years
I bs fo1nd him working in printing Of
| fee at LeavenWorth
Two burglaries have been reported to
/ the police department. AT Blrc green
/ house office on Eighth street, just BACK
/ Of the transfer station Wnu9W va
] broken and the money drawer robbed OF
/ about $3.50 in change Some small arti-
/ Giles in the room were als9 45hell. ne
] other burglary at 1893 Kansas ave-
nue.. where entrance was made through
other articles Of clothing were taken
DR.. NJ 3. Ward chairman of the com
senate chamber for the meeting Of the
Western Surgical and Gynaecoloelcal ~
| ISOLATION in this city December = ald ~.
/ Governor. Morrill, VIII deliver the address
! az Welcome on the part of the state ana
! ETavor Fellows on the part OF the city.
1 5re5as Colorado, Indiana. Nebraska, Mis-
souri,. Iowa and Indian Territory VIII ps
J close with a banquet at the Copeland
Among the subscribers to the daily edit
/ ZION Of The state Journal is Henry Hiatt
Tho lives near Twin Mound nearly .
miles southeast Of Topeka He has re-
sided on 1 ne T-ae he station ~ TIE mn
/ dereround railroad In calling at the
state Journal office recently Mr. Hiatt
4 said that he had a number of times taken
| fugitive slaves from his farm to Topeka
where they We're placed in the care Of
Colonel Richie Mr. Hiatt is 81 years
ola and voted for william Henry Harri-
son for president He is the father Of
Homer Hiatt. the grocer. at the corner
| of Lafayette and Fourth streets