The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-04-30
SNAP SHOTS HOMENEWs

City Clerk McFadden is a good judge
of horses.
Washburn college has purchased large
pelican to add to its museum.
Hunters say that the ponds and small
streams are full of teal ducks.
There will be an old folks concert at
the First Baptist church early in May.
Every boy who could scrape up a quar-
ter is now wea~ing a blue soldiers blouse.
\ prize shoot is being held at the
grounds of the West End Gun club to-
day.
The North Topeka sewer viii be dis
cUssed at length at the council meeting
next week.
Mr. and Mrs s F. Craig of Martin &
Dennis addition are the parents of a
daughter.
The West Side Gun club opened its sea
son today by a live bird shoot at the
grounds of the club.
The stakes have been driven .prepara-
tory to making the Diagonal walks in the
state house grounds.
City Engineer Barnes is having map
made showing the localities of fatal dis
eases during the past year.
Ex-Deputy Commissioner of Election
T. S. Williams has been appointed sani-
tary officer by Mayor Fellows.
Lincoln post and Lincoln circle are to
hold a reception tomorrow evening to
Department Commander Botkin.
Peter Limburg, who wa-s formerly pa
trOlman on the Topeka police force, is
now marshal of Argentine, Kan.
D. II. Moore & Sons is a new grocery
firm in the OLD Weber stand near the
Nels Mcconnell. who recently resigned
his position on the sanitary force is now
d motorneer on the Topeka City railway.
DR.. Eva Harding has been offered the
chair of Materia Medica at the HOmeo-
pathic Medical college of Kansas City,
No
T. S. Williams viii assume his duties
as sanitary patrolman tomorrow He
takes the place of NelS Mcconnell, re-
signed.
Henry Dnlard. bailif of the federal
"a Kansas (AtV
where he attended the funeral of his
brother. Milton billiard.
Col. J. w. T. Hughes has secured the
contract for furnishing 200 tons of an
thracite coal for the Federal building
George w; Clark. special master, ana
/ G Ii Nettles. court Stenogra pheT. lett
today. for Kansas City to take deposit
lions in the stock yards case
Mrs. R. B. Preuszner, state superintend-
ent of the primary Sunday school work,
viii address the Primary Teachers union
at the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms tonight.
The fruit and lemonade stand in the
heasteFn corner Of the state +, house u.s.;
view and dishgures the grounds.
Sadie Manson, a colCred girl. pleaded
ney's court yesterday afternoon and was
given thirty days in jail and d fine of 50.
J. R Lyle, the colored man who was
a member of the Topeka police force I'M
der the former Populist police board, viii
be candidate for register of deeds at
the Populist primaries.
Andrew Jordan. who was beat in the
recent cake walk. has challenged Henry
Brown, the winner, to another go on
May 20. Jordan does not propose to let
the laurels be taken from him without
q struggle.
| Emmett Craver has filed suit in the
| district court to recover S95 from John
/ Nichols. Nichols bought out Craver's in
4 terest in the confectionery store formerly
/ owned by Thad Hopkins, and the suit is
/ the result of the transaction.
The triangular parks at Twelfth and
/ Topeka avenue and Twelfth and Taylor
/ Gaze and the expenditure of some money
! VIII be places of pleasant resort end a
real ornament to the city
/ 0. f. Summers aged %, and Anna
Wood, aged Is, were granted a marriage