The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-02-25
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWS

The Rev. A. S. Embree has taken to the
wheel.
There is a destitute family at 81 Chand-
Ter street.
Geo. A Clauser has opened a store at
Alpe, Kan.
Ex-Policeman Henry Aye has started
livery stable.
A new horse is being trained for the fire
department at station No. 2.
Ex-Policeman Hobson is now training
horses for a local Hveryman-
The Y NJ. @. A. athletic classes gave an
exhibition last night at the gymnasium
William Aye has gone. to Maple Hill
to take charge of Councilman Warmers
store.
Dennis Wood has.sued his wife, Anna S.
Wood for divorce, on the ground of aban-
donment.
tween the street car tracks on the Sixth
street viaduct.
Effie Baker has brought suit for divorce
from her husband. Charles Baker, on the
grounds of cruelty.
When a boy says that he plays ''fun-
Mes it means that he ScornS to play
marbles for keeps
The women interested in good govern
ment are meeting this afternoon at the
Commercial club rooms
The AFionS and Turner's are making
arrangements for the concert to be given
at Hamilton hall, March 2.
Marshalrs band will probably go with
the Kansas Turner's to the annual turn
fest at St Louis in the spring.
On cold days favorite place for. talk
lions office-that is, city politics.
The funeral of Mrs. Lucy Hendricks, of
Second and Chandler streets, was held to-
day from the Third Christian church.
The ladies of the Christian church sup
piled the food for the Y. NJ. c. A. banquet
Tuesday evening and waited on the ia
bles.
The Lotus club two-step which was
composed by Julius Wedding, has large
photo-engraving of the author on the
cover.
Rev. A. C. Alderman of the North To-
peka Christian church, has started lit
tian CALI
A brother of Police Sergeant Owens has
purchased Al Hopkins merchants police
beat, and Hopkins is now mixing in
politics.
There are rumors of a prize fight be-
tween Bal1r J1hn S6oyHe OF the distPiet
on st. Patrick's day.
Rev. D. D. Boyle delivers the last lee
ture of the course at the North Topeka
Christian church tonight on 1.-The Restor-
alton of the Church.
Real estate men are hopeful. They al
ways insist that the turning point has
been reached in real estate prices.
their habitation in the Oakland wooden
mill. There was money enough wasted
in that mill to have built fine auditor
ium.
Philip Mayer the barber, who attacked
B. L. Erwin Tuesday night and after
ward escaped from policemen. was fined
s. yesterday afternoon by Police Judge
Atchison.
John McCrow. colored, of 1853 Buchanan
street, abused his mother. Winnie Nc
Crow, last night, and was arrested by
Patrolman Fowkes and Detective Price.
He was intoxicated.
Mrs. P. T. Hogeboom. the old lady who
fell and broke her hip a short time ago,
died yesterday at the Charity hospital
from her injuries The funeral was held
at her late home in Seabrook today.
Ex-Policeman Arthur Wellman in po-
lice court yesterday afternoon pleaded
guilty. to selling LIQUOR. So did Jas
Grove. Police Judge Atchison fined each
$780, The other two men arrested with
Wellman and Grove were discharged.
A woman from the country rushed up
excitedly to Patrolman Pavey and ex-
claimed: I've lost my black muff. Have
you seen one around any place with a
black ribbon on it? Q dear. don't know
where it can ber' Patrolman Pavey smil-
ed cOnnplacently. He reached round be-
hind the Illustrated woman and drew her
muff from behind her She had swung
it by ribbon, and it had slipped around
and rested upon her back She blushed
and asked the officers pardon for having
disturbed him.