The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-20
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWs

The high school cadets meet tonight at
40 Kansas avenue
A masquerade ball will be given tonight
The Sherwood concert will be given this
evening at the Grand.
Topeka coal men say that a winter
like this IS dem OraliZing-
The final examinations will be held at
Washburn college next week
T. E. Bowman & Co. are moving their
office to the Columbian building.
Ex-Presiden J. f Junkin of the Kan
sas Editorial association is in the city
Druggist A Rosser. of Benefits flats.
bears 4 close resemblance to w. ]. Bry-
The concrete is being put; put in the Grst
bridge
Mrs A L Redden is seriously i'll at
her home, corner of Eleventh and Topeka
avenue
Rev. l. F. Roach. of Kansas City. will
speak at the Santa Fe coach shop tomor-
row noon.
j.. Nearly all the business men in Topeka
had their walks cleaned the first thing
this morning.
Since the new pumps have been put in
the elevator in the Columbian building
runs with regularity.
Degree of Honor. No. e. will give a So
cial dance at the Odd Fellows haH
quincy street tonight
VIII c. Chafee. the clothier will soon
move to the southwest corner OF Seventh
street and Kansas avenue.
The Ancient Order of Pyramids will give
an invitation masquerade ball a its han,
lU4 Kansas avenue. tonight
The Sons of the American Revolution
are meeting this afternoon in the rooms
OF the State Historical society
DR.. Theodore W. Peers. who has been
dangerously i'll as the result of hip Joint
trouble. is reported to be improving.
marriage license has been issued to
John Russell; . years. OF Meriden. and
Ellen England. p years. of Jefferson coun-
ty-
All the people who can be accommodate
ed are working for the county breaking
n p m al hi in 70
eat
Edward Pugh. who has been with the
Hub Clothing company at Lawrence has
taken position with L D. Reel in To-
peka-
Harry Morton has invented wagon
cover to use with camp outfit that may
be used for boat when not in use
wagon
Sheriff Kepley went to Olathe today to
attend the hearing of the 4. b Williams
daughter.
lower rooms of the Hamilton building as
soon as 1t is vacated by the Pure Food
exposition
e. T. Sims. who has recently bought 7
K Jones drug store, has fled a petition
IN the probate court asking for license
to sell Intoxicating liquors
Governor Leedy Will introduce Nurat
Halstead 10 the audience a Washburn
college Friday evening There will be
special music furnished by college talent.
As * now stands John Newell is the rep
resentative of Washburn college for the
that charges will be brought against him
by the opposition.
1t has been decided to leave the gen.
eral decorations of the senate cham Der
which were arranged for the inaugural
reception by Geo. NJ. Stone. in place until
aIJeF me adjournment OF the legislature
Justice Grover yesterday bound over TO
the district court for trial, Jerry Merry
weather and john Lawson. the two tough
colored boys who beat and cut Farmer
Harvey tkellam last week on South Quin-
cy street
meet At the rooms of the Commercial
club. 627 Kansas avenue, tomorrow after
noon al O clock The study. of municipal
laws VIII be taken up under the direction
of Mrs H. ". Roby-
A reception will be rendered by the
members OF the Topeka Athletic associa-
ton 10 their wives and friends at the as
ISOLATION rooms tonight Ali visitors Will
be entitled to participate in programme
of games. but there Will be no music or
dancing.
An old man who couldn't afford TO buy
a new hat, and who is often spectator
a court trials. has stuffed red flannel in
the top Of his old hat to prevent the cold
Dickens sketch.
VIII Davis. a tough young coIored man
who possesses police reputat ton. was ar
rested yesterday afternoon by the police
on complaint of r. Johnston. of the Lion
Shoe store who claimed that Davis
snatehed a s. bill from him yesterday
noon at the corner of Sixth and Kansas
avenue.
Smoky Row has been attending district
court for ten days past Several criminal
actions have been heard in which inhabi-
tants OF Smoky Row were connected and
the court room has been crowded. Yes
terday at the trial of Harrison Wheat for
highway robbery. standing room was at
a premium. and pure air was out of the
question.
Mrs Sim entertained q number Of young
people Monday evening in honor of her
daughter Ellen's birthday. The guests
were Misses Carrie Johnson. Bessie Nc
Claim. Mary McNeaI Eliza beth Waiting
ton Carrie Etherly. Hattie Moss. Lena
McNeaL Pearl Monroe: Messrs John
Over. LundOn Wilson. Albert EtherlN
John Roundtree. Henry Bennett Bonnie
Gaines. Robert Johns. Ed Moss. John Bar
ton. Samuel Payne. Clarence Bradshaw
and Wheeler Thop1DSou