The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-07
SNAP SHOTS HOMENEWS
The hotels are full OF politicians.

city Attorney Bird has filed his annual
report.
representative E. d. McKeever has
gone to Wichita
The new county officers will be Install
ed next Monday
The Central Congregational church mas
cleared itself of debt
Topeka lodge No. 40 l. o. o. F., in
stalled officers last night
Dr. w. A. Jordan. a physician OF Wien
tia is visiting in this city
The interest in the State Poultry assoc
citation exhibits is increasing.
Fanny Rice will be at the Grand Opera
House in this city early in February
There was a leap year bobsled party
last night in spite of its not being leap
year.
W. H. Eastman is now able to leave his
room after a serious illness OF several
days
It is difficult to meet a visitor in Topeka
now who is not a candidate for some
thing.
Ex-Policeman Hobson has applied to the
county commissioners to be released from
the county Jail.
JOS Kraemer, who is a student Of the
Kansas City Pharmacy school is in the
Caroline Stewart has decided to John P.
Kelly for 81 $50, lot 159 Madison street.
Cranes addition.
Rovs amused themselves last evening
coasting down the north steps of the state
house on boards
Mrs c. w. Allen of Kansas City is vis-
iting her mother, Mrs. \. j. Mccarthy al
70 Madison street.
II. J. Mason has sold to John NJ Leeper
for 81 .0a0 lots 425 and 42l POLK street,
Stringhams addition.
"Hooky Jim Fusion has been arrested
in Kansas City for dropping hghteo
matches in mail boxes.
The 12-year-old son of Mrs. Ellen Osen-
burg. 525 Tyler street. fell and fractured
his collar bone yesterday,
John Seba stan. general passenger agent
of the Rock Island, spent YESTERDAY in the
city on his way from Denver to Chicago
A Topeka man who has just returned
s-fef IN Na1r
swagger and wears his hat over his eyes
B. F. Williams. chief clerk in the gen
eral freight department of the santa Re
has returned to work after week 5 III
ness.
The monthly meeting of the Equal Suf-
frage association is being held at the par
lors of the Throop this afternoon at )
o'clock
Charles S. Eagle and family will occupy
the residence of /. =. Snow when the lat
ter removes his family to Chicago next
month.
DR.. d. B. Colcord is interested in the
organization of a new fraternal insurance
order which will have an improved sick
fund" policy.
w. T. DUNCAN of Emporia. arrived in
Topeka yesterday and VIII attend the
session of the Legislature representing the
Emporia Times.
J. R. Sunderland, a Santa Fe engineer
residing at Marceline, Mo. has been ad-
mitted to the Santa Fe hospital in this
city for treatment.
A Wardan is an advocate of the Tor
rens land system and he has been invited
to read a paper on that subject before tht
Saturday Night club.
George NJ. Stone has charge of the dec
orations of the senate chamber for the in
auguration. He is being assisted in thu
work by G. F. Burgess.
F. L. Whitaker has heen appointed sec
rotary of the entertainment committee O
the inauguration celebration and will lool
after places for those who attend.
General J. H. Lyon. the western passen
ger agent of the Missouri Pacific at Kan
sas City. was, in Topeka today calling
upon his friends and soliciting business.
The official board of the Christian
church will have the first meeting of the
year tomorrow night The new members
of the board will take their places at tina
time.
Mrs. Hamilton. mother of Enginee
Hamilton of the Santa Fee fell while walk
ing in the yard at her home yesterday aft
the elbow.
Gilmore and w. C. McCandless of Cot
tonMoGd FAILS are yisiting among til
date for state grain inspector
George C. Brooks formerly a clerk II
the office of the Santa Fe treasurer in thi
work in Kansas City. Chicago, Des Moline
and Indianapolis, is in the city.
a Topeka man who 9o, Went sleigh ridin
town at IL o'clock at night. He hired
wagon to get back Ok to the city and the re
Mrs. Annie L. Diggs addressed tn
meeting of the state alliance a 420 Kansa
Co-operation:' Mrs, Diggs talked be
fore the meeting yesterday afternoon
Mrs. H r. Moxley of Nortonvile, Kan
has entered Christ hospital in this city
Mrs. Monkey has been blind for the pas
10 years, but will now undergo an opera
ton for the restoration of her sight.
Some of the temperance workers ar
wondering whether or not Rev. H.
Fisher will comply with his own reques
that speeches at the temperance rally b
short and avoid denunciation of any one
Mr.. and Mrs, A. A Robinson and daugh
ter Meta, sailed yesterday from Ne7
York city to London. Eng. They will re
main in London for two weeks and wi
afterwards spend month on the cont
nent.
There are three men in Topeka who sa
that they will certainly be appointed a
hour schedule, which might by the wa,
conform to Labor Commissioner Bird
idea
Thomas Wallace, for several years en-
Ployed in the painting department of Ii
santa Fe shops in this city, has bee
the position of chief painter in the SAINT
Fe shops at that point.
The new telephone company which
~ starts into business will be called Il
Mld-Continent, now has subscription col
tracts signed for over $50 phones Amor
the Topeka men interested in this con
pany are Lew Blackman, Herbert Hacl
ney and w. H. Davis :
The temptation to race down Harrisc
stIeel Is too great for those who dri7
Der of interesting quarters are show
every afternoon. Milt Stoker and OScs
l a1oIV9 9; mad q bout yesterday, Il
block. ei'e II
The old way of delivering rnassa,
by post boys compared with the noods,
telephone, illustrates the old fe5io1
methods OF breaking colds comma p,
with their almost instantaneous cure !
One Minute Cough Cure. Geo. w. Stan
4el0, 6S2 kansas avenue.