The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-05-05
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWs.


The appellate court has moved into
the court house
C. e. HawIey Is very i'll at his home
1913 Topeka avenue
al hand organ man and monkey
were on the streets yesterday.
Thirty-three patients were cared for
at Christ's hospital during April
Arthur 1GeClintock. son of L. B. Ne
Clntock, is quite i'll with typhoid fever.
DIP. j. B. Hibben has purchased three
new wheels for himself, wife and little
son.
Mrs Samuel Roudebush, mother Of
the Roudebush brothers, is dangerously
Some Of the men who write signs in
Topeka never saw a spelling book IL
seems
Councilman Nettels has started out
to read all the ordinances enacted by
the city council
1T is said that the two handsomest
policemen on the force are now on
North Topeka beats
James H. Guy, the eoIored lawyer.
may be a candidate for the legislature
from the city district.
Malarial fever is troubling Larry
Sheeham, the county's jailer, and he is
irregularly on duty.
The faculty of the Kansas Medical
college are preparing to send out 10000
catalogues early in June
A new galvanized iron roof is being
Island depot in this city.
A recent issue of the American Econ
omist contains a. full page portrait of
Probate Judge j. G. Wood
Jacob Smith gave his annual supper
on the occasion of his birthday at the
Topeka club Saturday night.
A new departure in the growing Of
house plants is the use of old deco
rated shoes as flower pots
Major It. ]. Anderson did not leave
for Ohio last week as expected, owing
to the illness of his little son.
Mrs j. +. Jarrelrs short story "a
Twisted Affair' appears in the May
number of Munsey's Magazine
Bert Parker. a pharmacist of Ar
kansas CITY has taken a position with
the Rowley Bros drug company
There is plenty going on in Topeka
this week Half dozen or more So
cieties have state meetings here.
There are two kinds of doctors in
session in Topeka this week, but DIT
Mcdonald doesn't belong to either Of
them
Tom Doran grew up on q. farm near
Council Grove and his father is one
Of the wealthiest residents of Morris
county.
Mrs s H. shafler Of Silver Lake.
who was recently operated on at
Christ's hospital, is reported TO be inn
proving
The school teachers for next year viii
be elected at the next regular meeting
Of the school board, Monday evening,
June I.
The new woman has invaded another
field A female pErenologist is lee
turing on the streets just like man
fal1er.
The commissioner Of elections has
| nothing to do. The rush to register
VIII not commence until after the pri-
maries.
The local Salvation Army is not to
be crowded out by any upstart 'sVOlun-
and 4-fags-4.
The willie" straw hat with red
green or yellow ribbons is in town.
There is already fierce. determined
look on Fourth street.
Arthur Switzer. the tall ball pitcher
who played with Notes Topeka team
last year. has signed to play with the
Denver club this season.
VIM. Lloyd Garrison. who lectures at
the Congregational church Wednesday
evening, was badly crippled in a rail-
road wreck some years ago
Mrs. Nora Elrod, who was seriously
and perhaps fatally hurt in a runaway
at Rock Creek Friday, is sister of
! ex-Police Captain p. N Gish-
The district clerks Office is prac-
! ticing economy to the extent of using
UP fifty old green circuit court file
wrappers for the new cases fled
Hurst. Black Kiehne & Wiley have
begun suit in the district court against
H. I. and J. H. Dennis on two prom
issory notes aggregating $6.922.l0
City Engineer Barnes has completed
his apparatus for flushing sewers and
lit is a success. tit is formidable
looking object and is painted yellow.
The Potwin city council will meet
this evening. An ordinance VIII be
passed defining the duties of the city
officers. PotWin has never had one.
So eloquent was the appeal Of an at
torney arguing divorce case that
Judge Hazen urged him to redOuble his
I efforts a GTTGDfGfOT1E Wn0nnEG 2
the eyes.
the Thirty seventh district are expecte-
ed to hle a notification of their inten-
ton with the district central commit
! tee before May 13.
The man who fell off his bicycle five
times while learning to ride threw it
to one side and exclaimed, Il always
/ did say nobody but fools and children
can ride bicycles"
A lawyer in the district court Who
wanted to throw great contempt on the
/ argument Of his opponent today said
he had talked as though addressing q
/ jury instead Of q judge.
The state house gang has not yet ac-
/ cepted the challenge Of the court house
crowd to a game of ball Is it pos
sible that Mr.. AthertOn and Mr.. Stan
/ ley ana Alr.-Anthony are afraid?
Al Diggs, husband Of Mrs Annie
/ Diggs. the noted woman suffra gist, who
/ has ben working in Washington for
/ the past three years, is now running a
drug store IN company with his son
Fred at Perry, Kans.
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