The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-04-02
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWs

Tom King will study dentistry.
Frank Willard is in Chicago on bust
ness.
Rev. John A. Bright has gone to Smith
county.
The little son of D. J. Greenwald is
quite sick
Mr.. and Mrs. James N. Brier are the
parents of son.
Mayor Fellows is still suffering from
the effects of the grip.
tee Will meet tonight at the city build
ing.
B. H Brigham controls the street car
advertising in three cities besides To-
County Attorney Folks. of Reno county.
visited County Attorney Jetmore yester-
day.
Martin o'Donnen has resigned his Pc
sition as pharmacist at the Santa Fe
CRas M. Gregory of Cottonwood Fails.
is visiting his cousin, Arthur Mills, In
this city.
Ensign Ain TerrflI, of the Salvation
Army, addressed the Santa Fe shopmen
yesterday.
F. o. .Popenoe has a beautiful ribbon
bed of hyacinths at his home, No 227
Clay street.
The police during March arrested thir-
teen persons for being inmates OF gam
bling houses
About half the men drawn on juries re-
fuse to serve. That used to give the pro-
fessional juror a chance.
Some Improvements are being made in
side the offices of 4. E. Bowman & Co.,
in the Columbian building.
Councilman c. J. Drew of the Fourth
Ward has returned from Texas where he
will probably buy farm.
Representative 4: II; Burtis returned
home to Garden City last night after
business visit in this city.
A well-known Topeka man stopped a
street car on the west side last night to
ask the conductor the time.
Tom f. Doran, secretary of the Com
mittee of Fifteen, has gone to Morris
county to visit his old home.
.I,krr \
an effort will be made to revive the Chau-
tauqua assemblies in Topeka.
city Clerk McFadden is supplying the
ticket is but four inches wide.
F. c. Gay, general freight agent of the
Santa Fe, went to Chicago yesterday aft
ernoon on company business.
The city jail building was yesterday
wired for electric lights throughout. For
several years gas has been used.
The family of Sam Carr, clerk in the
sheriffs office, have moved from st.
Marys, Kan. to 524 West Fourth street.
Representative H. q. Larimer will lee
North Topeka Reading circle next week
The Committee of Fifteen did not meet
last night. Several members were sick
or out of the city and there was no quo
rum.
city yesterday pushing his candidacy for
assistant superintendent of the reform
school.
G. P Bolmar promises to move the
ruins of the old state arsenal as soon as
work on the diagonal walks is COM
menced.
General Superintendent Nudge and AS
sistant Superintendent Turner are max
ing an official tour over the southern
Kansas lines
The airship fake had a two months
run in California. 1t looks as if it were
getting a good start in this neighborhood-
It is Chicago's turn next.
Geo Hamilton has cen turned over to
the county officers and will be sent to the
reform school. He has lived at 1921 Polk
street, but is unmanageable
DR.. F. s. McCabe, who has been visiting
with his daughter in Emporia, returned
today He was relieved from his duties
as police commissioner while he was
gone.
BY actual count "a persons, applicants
state board of charities, waited in the
governors office at one time yesterday
afternoon
Police Matron Thorpe has need for I'M
derwear for men, as there are several
cases in her charge where these articles
are needed In order to allow the men to
go to work.
A lady whowiil not give her name to the
public. has donated several chairs to the
Salvation Army hospital to be used in the
reception room. carpet has been Of
fered, also.
John Melburg of Mankato was in the
city yesterday. He is a member of the
board of commissioners of Jewell county
and is on his way home from marketing
cattle at Kansas City
A Topeka woman who decided to show
her husband what she could do started