The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-29
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWS

The condition of ex-Councilman Fulton
is critical.
n H Stidger of Ness City was a To-
peka visitor yesterday
Pages Players viii be in this city next
week at popular prices.
Mr. and Mrs. John w. White, North
Topeka. are the parents of son.
The hotel men are all smiling this week
There are two conventions in town.
Tre&surer-elect Hefebower has rented
the house at 9l2 West Seventh street
Grant W Harrington. editor of the Hi
awatha Democrat IS in the city on bust
ness
Mr. and Mrs. William Mclaughlin.
Soldier township, are the parents Of
daughter
Merrill Lindsay. son of DR. w S. Lind
say is visiting with his grandmother in
LeavenwOrth.
w. o. DeAIoss proprietor of the Fifth
avenue hotel. is dangerously sick with
heart disease.
D. o. Crane viii get 50 for exhuming
the body Of Sylvester p. Belcher, per the
cOrOners order
w ]. Coetigan of Ottawa has come to
Topeka to stay until after the session of
the legislature.
John w Breidenthal is out of town on
another trip on business connected with
the bank department.
James Hampson has returned home to
Kansas City after q visit in this city
with Mr.. ana Mrs. c. H. Sessions.
Charles d. WEIGH is home from Kansas
City, where he is engaged teaching in the
city schools, to spend the holidays
A. p Riddle superintendent of insur-
Christmas visit at his home in Mlnneap-
oils.
Overheard on Kansas avenue as group
of colored ladies passed. And All said,
go way man; you Sc a regular musk
DR.. c. A. Mcclure has returned from
KeWanee. Ill. where he spent Christmas
CURE
the Santa Fe at Guthrie. o. r., is visiting
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. p Walsh in
this city
August Jedicl1e. ex-postmaster of Han
States district court for a shortage in his
accounts
of the Kansas legislature in 1890, was in
the city yesterday confering with his
Populist friends
Rev CIelland B. NIeAfee president Of
Park college at Parkville. Mo. viii fill
the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
church next Sunday
An entertainment by Jackson's band
and the four colored churches of the city
viii open tonight in the Hall & O'Donald
building on East Eighth street.
Charles a. Taylor. who will be assistant
state auditor under the incoming admin
istration. viii move his family to Topeka
soon They Will reside at $40 Quincy.
The report of the adjutant general
shows that there We're l.4oO men aud lss
ment at the present time is over LOO
Many people who have used the gravel
walks through the state house grounds
now walk on the new cement walk though
it makes the distance a half block fur
Their.
VILLAINS who was member of the state
livestock sanitary commission under Gov
ernor Lewelling, are in the city on bust
Justice Grover yesterday fined Nels
Danielson 81 and costs for throwing
stones through windows That sounds
easy, but you ought to see the bill Of
costs.
A B. Whiting has made study OF
7, a GsQ- r al q
understand why the per cent Of crimi-
nails is as high in Kansas as it IS in Mis-
souri,
The young man with the brass buttons
spectacles and OVercoat with cape
lined with yellow, is in town and bursts
forth in all his glory on Kansas avenue
every afternoon
If endorsements for the position count
Major Anderson viii be appointed PEN
sion agent. Major Anderson receives
from a half dozen TO two dozen indorse-
ments in each mail.
j. Schlegel a machinist employed at
the Santa Fe shops in this city, had his
right eye seriously injured yesterday af-
penetrating the eyebal- He may lose the
sight of the eye.
Captain J. g. Lindsay an uncle of DR.
w. S. Lindsay, has returned to his home
in Olathe after spending several weeks
with Mrs Lindsay who is at Christ
hospital Mrs. Lindsay has been seriously
i'll. but is now convalescing-
Dave Campbell. a colored man with
police reputation. is ia the county Jail
the notorious Ella Buckner. Both ought
to be ia institution for life. where they
could not disturb anybodys peace
A hotel porters idea of Christmas eel
ebration: If I had money Id get three
barrels OF whisky knock out the heads
and put one at each end of the bridge and
one i'm Smoky Row. then Id get up on
the high ground and watch the fun
Police Aatron Thorpe yesterday re-
ceived Christmas card from a man
whom she had aided last year. and who
was polite enough to remember her kind
old man who was destitute here and who
wished to get back TO England. She wrote
letters to his relatives telling them of his
condition and they sent the money here
to be used for his transportation to Eng
land. When he arrived there, he and his
wife had a reconciliation and now all is