The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-02-07
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.

SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS.
The A. P. A. delegates have gone
home.
A colored A. P. A. lodge has been or
gained in Topeka.
Ben s. Henderson of Kansas CITY was
IN Topeka last evening.
Topeka has no less than 100 men who
would like to run for office.
The Turner society is to give its annu-
al banquet next Monday evening.
1t takes man with back bone to be a
successful police commissioner.
MarshalI's band will play at the Turn
er banquet next Monday evening.
Two Topeka lawyers are gathering
data to write brief on dyspepsia.
Howard Anderson, the young son of
Rev. >. b. Anderson, is seriously sick.
The state board of charities was in
session at the reform school yesterday.
David Lakin is improving, and will
recover from his attack of typhoid fever
The usual supply of valentines have
made their appearance in the store win
doWs. w
1nfamed sore throat is giving secre-
tary of State Edwards considerable an
nOyance.
MIR. and Mrs. George Miller of 1924
Prospect street, are both seriously i'll
with diphtheria.
Christ hospital has brought suit against
V. X. Blush for the collection of an
overdue note of $3.50.
Florence Mcdowell has begun suit in
the district court to secure divorce
from Francis Mcdowell
Inspector Farnsworth is looking after
the oil men. He says that some of the
Kerosene sold is very poor.
Garnishment proceedings were insti-
tuted against mum Der of the discharged
Santa Fe shop men yesterday.
Several of the Santa Fe local attorneys
from different points in Kansas: are in
the city attending the supreme court.
Prof. Heck's orchestra furnished the
music for the Arions' masquerade ball
last evening. A large crowd was pres
emit
Rev. Bernard Kelly, who used to live
In Topeka. is now holding revival meet
ings in Southern Kansas Methodist
churches.
Shawnee comfy will have twenty-four
delegates in the coming state convention,
tive more thau any other, Wyaudotte
having 10.
The Topeka Y. NJ. c. A. managers are
still looking after their young man who
wants to raise money to cure him of the
opium habit.
Ex-Policeman Henry Steele is doing
carpenter work at the new court house
lie is just as good a carpenter as he was
a policeman.
Mayor c. A. Fellows has been ap-
pointed administrator of the estate of
Philip Zimmerman. The estate is val
ued at $75,0U0.
+. L. Wells, the jointist, has been lock
ed up because ne has not paid the in-
stallments on his fine he promised to
do when he was released
The missing Mrs. Cody, formerly
Grace Goodrich, once appeared as Pris-
ella in a home talent performances of
Miles Stand!sh in Topeka.
The stock holders of the defunct Val
ley Falls bank have assured Bank Com
missioner Breidenthal that thew will be
able 10 pay the depositors in full.
Tom Frost son of John E. Frost. who
has been seriously ill with typhoid fever
for some time past, is reported to be i'm
proving although not yet out of danger.
Two men now employed in the state
house enjoy the distinction of having
exposed" the Alliance work when that
organization was in its glory in western
Kansas.
The treasurer's office of the Santa FSe
was kept busy Tor several hours vester-
day afternoon paying the 800 discharged
shop men their wages for the mouth of
January.
A deed has been filed conveying TO
w. b. Robey two houses and lots on the
southeast corner of Tenth and Tyler
streets. He will occupy one of the
houses about March 1st
Pensioners to the number of 1916
were paid off at the last payment of the
Topeka office in the sum OF $5760OO OF
this $250,O0O was received by Kansans
This is the largest payment ever made
from the Topeka office.
The daughters of Erin will give
dance and supper for the members and
their friends az AIS Kansas avenue. Fri
day night, February IA Admission 30