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

The horticulturists have gone home.
peka-
An Epworth league has been organized
al Hoyt.
There are twenty-five members in the
~ M G. a. glee club.
The people of Silver Lake are preparing
for their annual hunt.
z. #. Riley. who died this week organ
lied the Stedman club.
J. J. Frey. jr., the little son of General
Manager Frey, is seriously i'll.
"A very needy and sick colored woman
is reported at 1912 Lane street.
Mrs. Judge z. r., Hazen was visitor
at the district court yesterday.
J. TT. Squires lectured on sttAnderson-
vile in North Topeka last evening.
DR.. Hervert Avery. of this city. is vis-
ting relatives in Arkansas City, Kan.
Bert Iausman, formerly of Topeka is
now clerk in hotel at Cripple Creek.
The summaries of tax rolls are being
closed in the office of the county clerk
MIR. and Mrs. W. ~ Schaefer 629 Ty-
Ter street, are the parents of a daughter.
G. G. Gage once put up hay on the
ground now occupied by the state capt.
The state house elevator has been rum
ming this week for the Horticultural So
The young ladies' of the Fin de Steele
club viii give leap year party on New
Years eve.
The Kansas avenue window dressers
are beginning to get their ideas together
for Christmas.
The Salvation Army spent an hour SER
enading the. politicians at the National
hotel yesterday.
If Mr.. Jennings has any better weather
than the past weeks in stock he hasnt
exhibited it yet.
The 3-year-old son of Frank Newland.
the Parkdale grocer, is dangerously Ill
with diphtheria.
Rev 2. f. Chandler win lead the gos-
morrow afternoon.
Patrolman John Ewings club has been
fancifully decorated with red silk braid by
an admiring friend
Miss Nancy Gibson, who appeared with
Madame Rhea last night as Lady Olivia.
is a BoOnville, Mo, girl
A teachers association has been organ
lied which meets at the various school
districts in the county
Simon and Fannie Hoe have sold to
Rosa A. Estabrook lots IS and Sc, Twelfth
street Mapleton's addition
Miss Augusta Craver is seriously i'll
with nervous prostration at her home,
248 Woodlawn avenue. Potwin-
w. S. and Nettie Child have decided to
j. O. Sloneeker Tor S40 iots I55 and 80 ~
Ter street. Maple Grove addition
Miss Maggie Minney, daughter of DR..
J. f. Minney, is III with bronchial trouble
at her home on Western avenue
Policeman NIcElroy was taken sick with
lumbago while on his beat last night and
was taken home in a helpless condition
When there is a particularly dry case
on trial in the district court. Judge Haz-
en- chews paper wads; anything for re-
Judge John Guthrie IS ORGANIZING an
industrial league in Kansas for the pur-
pose of disseminating Republican liter
allure.
The executive committee of the Kansas
Day club viii meet in Topeka next Mon
day to prepare a programme Tor the next
meeting.
Electrician c. n. McNeal. formerly in
the employ of the Bell Telephone com
pany in this city, has gone into the livery
business.
A little black dog owned by woman
who lives on lower Kansas avenue is said
to bite nearly every bicyclist that passes
state penitentiary. is visiting his son. who
is attending the Kansas Medical college,
in this city.
Helen Singer Of the Rhea company is
the daughter of a Chicago merchant and
was a society girl. She has been with
Rhea three years.
The 1Iodoe club viii sing at the meeting
this year as has been the custom for sew
era1 years past
Richard Harding Davis dedicated his
book Rulers Of the Mediterranean to
Ed 9. Little, who is now private secretary
to Governor Leedy.
The Lotus quartette. composed Of Frank
Anderson, II. T. shirer II " HincSley
Years calls in a body.
Otto Kuehne viii enlarge his vinegar
and preserving works He has just pur-
chased the vinegar department Of the St.
Joe Canning company.
Mrs. Levi, the milliner. has given to the
ladies Of the Associated Charities. twenty
good hats and bonnets-a very generous
and acceptable donation
DR. J. E. Minney Of this city VIII de-
liver an address before the students OF
the University Medical college of Kansas
City next Monday afternoon
Work viii probably be begun on repair
ing the asphalt where the old circle track
was taken up on Ninth street between
1 Jackson and Quincy streets
/ The executive council has decided to
put in iron posts to prevent people from