The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1896-12-28
SNAP sHOTS An HOMENEWS

meeting neeessitates his presence in To-
peka
Mr. and Mrs Harold Chase are the pa
rents Of a daughter.
The Topeka banks win hold their am
nuai meetings early next month
A sacred concert was given last evening
at the ST. John s A. NJ f. church
Baptiste Bregne has sold TO J. p. Mar
tineau lots 1873. Jefferson street
r. S. 1IcCrary of Concordia IS new
candidate for railroad commissioner
The infant daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
Charles IL. Rogers is ill with pneumonia
Gray Kennedy has returned from a
Christmas visit att his home In Junction
Ex-Ctonneilman Whaley says he is sorry
he ola not retire from politics long before
he did
Kansas City to attend his brother, who
is sick
W. H. RUIZ of the pension office re-
turned last night from weeks visit at
I1x-state Auditor fIovey now lives in
Chicago and works for small salary as
u a. stebbins has seoId to f. al Fur
man for SlvV lot Z42' Brooks avenue,
Ex-City Engineer kingman, who is now
chief engineer of the Mexican Central, is
visiting i'm Topeka
Kemper & Paxton signed state Treas
urer D. H. Hefeb0Wer's bond surety
in the sum of Sld.00u-
President George NJ FIerriek of Wash
burn college has returned from a trip i'm
the New England states
William Seibert. machinist at the Mis-
souri, Pacific shops at El Dorado, is visit
ing his mother in this city
Mrs. Laura Bond. stenographer in the
office OF secretary of state. has returned
from visit ia Kansas City.
Charles Stilman. student at the med
Zeal college who has been sick for several
days. is reported TO be improving
The terms OF the present state officers
viii expire January II and their Populisr
successors viii be inaugurated the same
Scott Myers horse fen into cistern
saturday at his home. 1905 North Western
avenue. Ut was lifted out with diff
Guilty
public installation Friday evening Lee
Baty is master and S c. Garrard re-
cordar-
A Topeka undertaken has secured rooms
for his business in which there is pro-
vision made to drive hearse through the
The Topeka Daughters Of the American
Revolution viii meet alt Mrs. a. TT. Hor-
toms residence Wednesday afternoon az
j. W. Weightman. agent for the Rock
Island Al Enid o. T., spent sunday IN
topeka the guest of his brother, Matt
Weishtman. the druggist.
w p Broadwell and wife VIII return
home tomorrow to EmDoria after a Christ
mas visit with his brother. G. L. Broad
Well and family in this city
Tn the voting contest az to popularity.
peka Cash Dry Goods company
W. G. r. Reichenbach w w. Webb
and H. c. Lescher returned from Law
vision board meeting of the l. A w
W C. Ferguson. stenographer in the
office Of state Treasurer Atherton. Jam
uary I. viii assume the duties of his new
position as stenOgrapher to G. J. DeVlin.
The Rev. G. Wyune Richmond the min
lister who is confined ia the county Jail
by the federal authorities. is visited bv
Rev Mr. Broad and Lawyer Thomas Balm
frequently.
Alfred Boyle formerly with the passen-
ger department of the Santa Fe in this
city but now in the employ Of the Mis-
souri, Pacific at St Louis is visiting rela-
tiTes in this city.
The annual business meeting and cleo
tion of officers of the First Christian
church vii be held next Thursday even
trustees are to be elected
John FIhisch formerly ia the office Of
the division superintendent of the Santa
F'e at Topeka. but now in the employ of
ing relatives in this city
A Republican county league convention
is 10 be held in Topeka next Saturday
Dr. r. w Bailey. who IS managing
grain exchange at Sedalia, No. is said to
be doing a big business
John G. Eagan formerly with the Santa
gagged in the general practice of law in
that city. spent sunday Ia Topeka. the
"a sheetz of North Topeka entered fancy
chickens at the Kansas City Poultry show
OF North Topeka won prizes There were
1000 fancy fowls entered at the show.
r. J. Norton. administrator of the es-
tate Of the late Barney Lantry Of strong
City. left Topeka yesterday for Las We
gas n NJ where he goes TO look after
some railroad contracts in which the es-
tate is Interested.
arthur Breezea~ q bad 17-vear-oId boy
who drifted west from New York City.
vest Justice HOLSTER Of Silver Lake
sentenced him to 30 DAYS in the county
jail and so fine and costs
A Philadelphia publishing house which
is issuing book of selected poems of
western poets gave Mrs. May Rapley Nc
Nabb Of Topeka place and selected sew
en of her productions There be poets
amongst as that we wot not of.
Bert Taylor left yesterday for Phoenix.
Christmas lie is employed by the Santa
Fe. Prescott & Phoenix railway passen-
the Santa Fe offices in this city
The Kansas city Times made a typo
graphical error sunday that was anus
geons here Survivors to Meet at Topeka
Instead Of Surgeons to Meet at Topeka
senblage Of the surgeons patients
The temperance workers of Lawrence
will hold 4 big mass meeting tomorrow
conference to be held in Topeka next
month. Secretary STEPHENS expected to
be present. but the amount of work i'm
volved in preparations for the January
The arrest of eX-POliceman Art Well
man d few days ago was brought about
10y 1nstfleS ftoiefsAlL VINO sNote 70 a. com
plant charging Wellman with violating
seen riding down kansas avenue today IN
g buggy apparently the greatest chuns
The Columbia club is planning a big
frNebtlq To- be given alt Jos rooms In the
sale block on the evening Of January Z
freight agent OF the Rock Island who
succeeds Mr. d. Atwood arrived in this
Ties OF MS new position.