The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-11

tor of freight receipts office of the Santa
F'e. is confined to her home by illness
The Ancient Order of Pyramids win
give dance and supper at its hall. 70f
Kansas avenue. next Wednesday evening.
Dr. D. Thomas Long is confined TO his
room with a fractured forearm. the re-
suit of fall The fracture is not serious.
The Washburn college glee club VIII
give a. concert in the college chapel pre-
paratory 10 making holiday concert
tour.
A subscription party which costs 81 per
couple, last night was declared by many
TO be just as enjoyable as the Charity
There is a slight epidemic of whoop-
ing cough on the east side of town and
Of ofA It. i'o'sn are 0u- Oh ='n00i 0s'4 use
James r. Zvolfey is a deserted husband
and Mary BagWeu deserted wife who
have applied TO the district court for di-
A girl vas born. "Wednesday night TO
Mr.. and Mrs Willard z. SheafOr of 62s
Tyler street Her name viii be Lucille
Elizabeth.
caRsain 6, 2. KiImer. right Of way
TINS city after Two weeks trip through
The Municipal league which met at
Leavenworth this week recommended
that the commissioner Of elections office
be abolished.
City Attorney Bird has appealed the
and he viii make an effort to have the
case advanced.
day for the first time in several months
lie does not expect to be able to make
good his shortage.
VIII Curtis one of the clerks of the
Republican state central committee is
now the circulator OF Joe Bristows paper,
the Ottawa Herald
The theological school of the Episeo-
pal church which has been conducted al
Ninth and Topeka avenue for the past
two weeks. has closed
A. A. Hayes of the auditor OF freight
receipts oi1ice OF the santa Fe. and MIS-
TO visit for several days
City clerk McFadden SAYS that the city
representatives voted TO abolish the Met
ropOlitan police system at LeaVenWOrth
without one dissenting voice
The first presbyterian church in this
city received this week 81 600 in voluntary
subscriptions from members TO apply on
the yearly expense bill of the church
The Hub Clothing company of Topeka
clothing to be shipped TO Costa Rica
Central America, where the order came
from
P. H Coney wishes it stated that John
Mcdonald. the old soldier who was found
dead in bed Wednesday morning. receiv-
ed but $40 back pay instead of $500 as
Some of the cigars which grateful Peo-
which gives the impression that rubbish
heap is burning nearby, but policemen DO
not complain
During the past year the Railroad 7. H.
q. a. has had an average attendance or
"a at the Sunday meetings, and an aver
age of 145 at the noon meetings in the
Gid coach shop.
Mark Howell. superintendent 90 of the
state house walks. says he is stlu on the
warnath as we'll as the footpath. and win
arrest anyone who sets foot on the grass,
OF even the dirt outside the walks
Frank Bennett and r. Bennett jr.- have
against ex-Sherif r. ~ Burdge for ST .247
for keeping horses Wnlcn We're levied
sherir
Chief Surgeon Hogeboom of the Santa
Fe Hospital association mas app9lAleo
lists Of the association to succeed Dr. g.
a. wall who has settled permanently in
salt Lake City
state Superintendent of Public Iustruc-
tfon Edmond Stanley. has been in En-
roria Tor several DAYS past working on
the course of study for common schools.
in company with President Taylor OF the
Normal college
The only Christmas week attraction at
the Grand viii be Ford s Merry Makers
in repertoire all week at popular prices,
ne company carries q 1922 ~ ~
gives exhibitions of moving pictures De-
tween the acts
Ex-Chief J. n. Wilkersou served most
of the su bpoenas for his own witnesses IN
tie damase case which was tried in tho
federal court in which Greek CharoVhas
sued him The witnesses thus summoned,
donated their services
Two new cases OF contagious disease
have been reported TO the sanitary OIL
family of J. L. Sheetz. 193 Emmett street,
and the other q case of diDhtheria in the
family of John Ireland, 40 Lawrence
street
The Faurot Manufacturing company OF
Kansas City is thinking OF es-abHshine
a plant for the manufacture of hot air.
hot water and steam heaters in this city
J. .. Cruise. formerly an employe Of the
Santa Tie here, is vice president of the
company
Cooperate with US in the good work OF
the Associated Charities, one half-worn
garment from each tarnily-that can
spare it-would greatly help US. shoes.
Secondhand clothing. quilts etc are
D.
to the office at Ingleside- We viii gladly
call for all donations
A section of a white oak pile which was
driven into the river ia 1897 for the swing
bridge has been presented 70 the county
commissioners. Another section viii he
placed in the museum of the state uni
versity lit is in an excellent state Of
preservation But what earthly value