The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-05-11
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWs

Bank Commissioner Breidenthal is in
Cawker City on official business.
Alfred Roberts Jr., has returned home
to Emporia after a visit in this city
DR.. W. S. Lindsay will build $500
addition to his residence at 1856 Taylor
street
W. s. NIcClintock is in Dallas. Texas.
attending the United States court as a
witness.
The last trip made by Charles S. FL
lott to Wakarusa was not on fishing
expedition.
The Topeka Turner'S secured tenth
place in groups OF Is men at the National
funniest in St. Louis.
William H. Barnes, secretary of the
state horticultural society, is busy organ
izing new county societies.
Sam Zimmerman succeeds Al Evans as
stenograp her to General Passenger Agent
w. ]. Black of the Santa Fe.
Elder J. ". Edwards of Nebraska will
preach this evening a the Free Metho-
dist church, 724 Lake street.
D. S. Shook, stenographer to Edward
Wilder, accompanied by Mrs. Shook has
returned from trip to California.
Mrs. Walter Bates who was operated
upon al Christ's hospital Thursday for
appendicitis, is rapidly recovering.
Major General Chas. McCrum of Gar
nett and Col. H. A. Smith inspected
Battery B at the armory last night.
Mrs. Milton Player. wife of Foreman
Player of the Santa Fe roundhouse, is
seriously i'll at the Stormont hospital.
Mr.. James Morphy, of the editorial de-
partment of the Topeka Advocate has
returned from weeks stay in st. Louis.
The Topeka Turner's will return from
St. Louis tomorrow and will be given a
reception at Turner garden tomorrow
night.
Frank Bonebrake has been elected
treasurer of the Topeka Athletic assoc
citation to succeed Fred Freeman, re-
signed.
The Frances Willard w. C. T. U. will
meet at the residence of Mrs. A. N. Lane
III Clay street tomorrow afternoon at
3 O'Clock.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. W. French are the
parents of a daughter, born yesterday.
Mr.. French is in charge of J. J. Frey's
private car.
A japanese wedding entertainment. for
the benefit OF the Ladies Aid society, win
be given at the First Congregational
church tonight.
A number of applicants for positions
at the various state Institutions are call
ing upon members of the state board of
charities today.
DR.. MabeIle True, one of the young
ladies who graduated from the Kansas
Medical college last month, has located
at Parsons. Kansas.
Mayor Fellows will referee at the aud
itorium shoot to be contested in by the
Only Lee Jones and H. S. Montgomery
for live birds and bluerocks.
George Burden, a county insane patient
has been removed from BedwelTs asy-
lum to the home of relatives in Kansas
City. Burden is not expected to live
Both MarshalTs and the Mfd-Continent
bands are this week practicing waItzes
and two-steps to be played at the big
May ball at Hamilton hall next Monday
night.
Mrs. Lewis J. Best and daughter, Edna
have returned to their home in Topeka.
The funeral of Mr.. Best was held in
Monrovia, Atchison county, Sunday af-
ternoon.
The will of Alice A. Bard, who died in
this city a few weeks ago. has been filed
in the probate court Her entire proper
ty. amounting to about 1900 is left to
her husband.
DR.. W. S. Lindsay and DR.. R. E. Buck
master read papers interesting to the
profession at the regular meeting of the
Topeka Academy of Medicine and Sur
gerry last night.
IAOTCIS0S III COn1neInOraClOn OF JOnn
Browns birthday were held at the Color
ed Industrial Institute. 1725 Kansas ave-
nue. last night. Ex-senator W. A. PEI
fer delivered an address
The Topeka Athletic association wheel
men are making elaborate preparations
for the picnic at Merrill Springs next
Sunday. A large number of lady riders
will join the riders on the trip.
John Rudolph's bicycle was stolen from
in front of the Y. NJ. c. A. rooms last
evening and the police were notified.
Several wheels have been taken from
this place within the last few months.
Justice W. S. McCIintock returned to-
day from San Antonio, Texas, where he
has been for the past few days on bust
ness. Justice Guy has been alternating
between the two courts during his alb
sence.
On Thursday Major Henry stillwell
and Mrs. StiIlwell will arrive in the city
and begin the special meetings of the
Salvation Army. The meetings will be
held afternoon and evening up to and in
Guiding Sunday.
Dr.. z. T. Sweeney, L. L. D, of Column
bus. Ind. last evning delivered his noted
lecture on his trip abroad, at the First
Christian church. There was a large
audience present and the lecture was
highly appreciated.
Rev. c. E. KaIb, who has been con-
Quoting revival meetings in a tent in
Auburnda1e. is endeavoring to work up
sufficient interest in church work among
the residents of that suburb to secure the
erection of a church building.
John Darling. a Santa Fe engineer. had
a reamputation of his right leg perform
ed at the Santa Fe hospital yesterday
His right foot was amputated some years
ago as a result of an accident, but fail
ure to take off sufficient bone necessi-
ia ted the second operation.
The railroads. authorized by the west