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

at the nan OF 0dtlIOl lodge A. -. L. W.
The firm memb ers of Parkhurst. Davis
& Co. have decided to W. NJ. Forbes. for
$1,000, lots IS and r. North Monroe street
Bishop J. II. Vincent viii preach to the
Woman's Home Missionary society of the
First NJ q. church next Sunday morn
ing.
be at the Grand Opera House and exhibit
his power in full electric light Sunday
night.
The members of the First Baptist
church are contemplating a reception to
the students of the Kansas Medical col
lege.
Davis Jones of Lime street has put
his two boys, aged and 3, into the Or
phans' home. He could not take care OF
them
The surplus sand that was put on the
state house walks and drives and dldn [
wear in is being scooped up and re-
A dance will be given next Wednesday
night by the members of the Degree of
Honor, Excelsior lodge No. 81, "A. o.
U. w.
AVN G. A glee club was formed last
night at the association rooms by Prof-
w. NJ Shaver. About fourteen joined
A Topeka dentist has recently moved
per month rent, against SO paid at MS
old stand
Sheriff Kepley says a sheriff could not
afford to hold the office if it were on
salary basis. Not if the salary We're
high enough?
The monthly expenses of the Tennes-
seetOWn kindergarten are nearly all borne
by the members of the Central Congrega-
tional church.
Mrs. A. NJ. Cramer. wife of the man
ager of the Union Pacific hotel, is able
to be about after a dangerous illness OF
F,x-Probate Judge Elliott says he has
decided not to be candidate for mayor
though many friends have begged MN
to enter the race
The county bridge inspector, F. T.
James, has notified the board Of county
commissioners that the county bridge at
ROSsVille is unsafe
The members of the degree team Of
- - 80 RToTS7av evening" at their hall
AIS Kansas avenue
On next Friday evening a banquet viii
be given by Apollo lodge No 1SS, A. o.
IT, W other lodges of the order viii be
asked to participate
c. NJ Foulzs, general claim agent Of
the Santa Fe. who was stricken with
paralysis Sunday. is reported to be some
what improved today
The county officers Of shawnee county
next legislature viii pass the Ions threat
ened fee and salary bill
Chief Gardiner says that there is a
! gang of safe-blOwers working IN the
i towns south of Topeka, the latest report
4 OF them being from Florence
The 14-year-old son of Thomas Shil-
linglaw is confined to his home with a
broken leg, the result of fan while re
/ turning to his home from school
The lady friends of the T. A A mem
! orations at the rooms for the reception
tonight. They began yesterday
An organization is being formed among
/ the I. O. o. F. lodges of Topeka for the
/ study of the constitution of the order
/ and to discuss topics of interest
Bessie the daughter Of Frank Lager
/ strOm. has recovered from scarlet FEVER
and the quarantine has been raised from
/ the house at Fourth and Lincoln streets
Ex-Governor I4ewelling now stops al the
| Dutton House when he comes to Topeka.
He used to stop at the Throop, but now
he's a candidate for United states sen
Mrs Preston B. Plumb will come to
| this city next week to view the bronze
] bust of Senator Plumb which was placed
! IN Governor Morrills Office Monday AFTER
The call for the temperance mass meet
ing to be held in Topeka in January VIII
be issued by Secretary Stevens Of the
| State Temperance association in few
| days.
e. S. AfcClintock has gone to Louisville
I where he Will be a delegate. 10 the ma
tional conference of fraternal orders. re
| represents the Ancient order OF the
| Pyramids.
A popular price company has been Sc
cured for Christmas week Tt is Ford S
whether they will play at the Grand OF
the Crawford
Jack Jordan of the county treasurer
office entertained the members OF the
Metropolitan literary club and their lady
friends Monday evening at his residence
/ 1877 Lane street
w. w. Forbish operator in the loca
4 telegraph office Of the Santa Fe IN this
city. has resigned his position and VII
go to Georgia to accept a position on tbs
Southern railway
There VIII be a meeting of the mem
hers of the Church of the Assumption
at the parochial school rooms next Thurs
day evening for the purpose of organic
ing a Catholic club.
Miss Edith Meredith, tabulating clerl
in the office Of the commissioner o.
labor statistics. left yesterday Afternoon
| for her home in Hutchinson, where shi
| will remain until after the holidays
burglary vas reported to have oc
Cured at q house on Kansas avenue
Later the family discovered that tn
WasherWOman had made a mistake il
taking some clothes from the house t
wash
The winter meetings of the Shawne
County Horticultural society will be he'll
Highest of all in Leavening