The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-01-14
SNAP SHOTS AT HOMENEWS

Miss Vera Low is quite i'll with bron-
chial trouble
Three DRINKS were arrested by the po-
lice yesterday.
The railroad Y NJ. c. A. took in So new
members in December
Howell Jones has returned from a bust
ness trip to Kansas City.
The report of the board of railroad COM
missioners has been issued
Mr.. and Mrs. H. V Albaugh, 1923 Polk
street, are the parents CT a daughter.
Rev. H. D. Fisher presided al the tenn
perance meeting at Hamilton hall last
night
Miss Gertie Wyatt who was recently
injured by being thrown from a sleigh is
rapidly recovering.
The committee of Fifteen will hold
meeting tonight when the reorganization
will be completed.
Napoleon Bonaparte Burdge, steno-
grapher in the appellate court, is confined
to his home by Illness
Ex-County Attorney H. c. Stafford has
opened a law office in the old gas office
at Fifth and Kansas avenues
County Commissioner 7. P Rodgers is
one of the best known members of the
Masonic fraternity in Kansas.
Congressman jerry Simpson who is
visiting among the politicians spent yes
terday on the floor of the house.
A telegram from George r. Peck an
nounces that he is gradually improving,
and expects to recover entirely.
Miss Laura Radford, state secretary of
the Y. W. G A, is spending a weeks va
cation at her home in Lawrence.
a
Laurent for $500. lots 2s1 and 293 Chestnut
street. Metsker's third addition.
At a sale of fine hogs by the Kansas IS
brought average price of $50 a head.
Roy Guild. Topeka boy and a graduate
of Washburn college. is now physical di
nary.
Excelsior lodge. No. 81. Degree of Honor,
will give a social dance in Odd Fellows
hall on Quincy street on the evening of
January 20.
The jury RECOMMENDATION in the case OF
Dick Ward. who shot Israel Lindblad.
was that he should receive a light fine for
assault and battery.
Some of the Republican state officers
whose duties ceased Monday at noon are
frequent visitors at the state house and
among the Legislators
H J. .Newberry of the Kansas Farmer.
secured the pen with which the new state
officers subscribed to the oath of office
on inauguration day.
Osborn Parish: a printer residing on
yesterday afternoon by falling while en-
gagged in friendly scuffle-
player. who was once the coach at Wash
burn is now a teacher in the deaf and
dumb institution at Olathe.
The Salvation Army hospital is being
moved today from 2S2 Harrison street to
the Booge residence at the corner of
Sixth and Buchanan streets.
BY the resolution adopted yesterday
both the house and senate have been pro
vided with the necessary number of vol
umes of the Kansas statutes
The Ancient Order of Pyramids win
give a masquerade ball at its han on Kan
sas avenue the evening of January 20.
The ball will be invitation affair.
The date for Murat Halstead's lecture
at Washburn college has now been set
for Friday evening January 2. I5aistead
For the first time in fifteen years the
name ofJudge J. F. Culver of Emporia,
cutive committee of the State Temperance
union.
DR.. Theodore W Peers is seriously i'll
at his home. 1924 Topeka avenue Hip-ioint
disease. with which DR.. Peers has been a
sufferer for years, is responsible for his
condition
used to live in Topeka, was found dead in
his bed at Clear Springs, Nd. from heart
disease. He had intended returning to
Topeka in few weeks.
J. NJ. Sears, the man who ran against
Charlie Lobdell as representative from
Lane county. had one of his eyes severely
burned with molten metal this week, and
is in the city for treatment.
Fireman James Devlin of the Santa Fe.
kidney at the Santa Fe hospital last
week, is rapidly improving and his ulti-
tain.
Secretary Charles Adams. of the Pure
GELS of mail to manufacturers and grocers
in reference to the exposition. OF this
number, fully 5000 were typewriter let
tiers.
Prof. L. L. Dyche of Lawrence, who will
deliver a lecture in this city at early
date under the direction of the Modoc
club will lecture on the afternoon of that
day for the benefit of the state Y. w.
c. A.
An unfortunate imbecile. whose face is
horribly enlarged to twice its natural
size by thyroid tumors. has been sent by
the county commissioners of Cloud coun-
ty to Christ hospital in this city for
treatment.
Flwood PETER youngest son of Senator
PETER who is foreman in a sugar plant
at Chico Cal. left today after visit
with his relatives. He says that he is
not employed by the government and
never was.
Wallace Anderson, a farmer residing in
Colby Kan. has entered Christ hospital
for treatment While at work one day
last week Anderson had his left eye torn
out by a piece of barbed wire striking
him in the face.
Last night at the meeting of the Ameri-
can Volunteers Fred Redhouse, an en-