The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-04-29
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SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
Judge s. w. vandivert of Kinsley is in
the city.
Mrs. Charles L. Broadwen is quite sick
with a cold
]. NJ Mickey of the Usage City Free
Press is in the city
State P-inter-elect John S. Parks was
in the city today on business.
One Topeka florist sold all the flowers
in his green house for the Roberts-Histed
wedding
H G. Lescher succeeds w B. Jansen
director in the Topeka Athletic as
ISOLATION
The annual meeting of the State Dental
association viii be held in this city Nay
3, and 5.
The cold wave sent many a new spring
suit to the closet. A siege with the grip
is now predicted
A devotional meeting of the W c. T I.
will be held at the First Methodist church
Monday afternoon a o'clock
The county. commissioners have trans
eraI revenue fund OF the county
City Attorney Bird has filed his brief
in the supreme court in the case OF the
city OF Topeka against the Topeka Water
company.
General Passenger Agent W. J. Black
OF the Santa Fe is in Denver discussing
tourist rates with representatives, OF the
western lines
The finest plats of the city improve
ments in the west are the Topeka maps
made under the direction OF city Engl-
neer Barnes.
Bank Commissioner Breidenthal is in
Hutchinson attending the trial OF a v
BOntz, who was formerly cashier or the
Bank of Sylvia.
The city engineer places the estimate
OF the cost Of the North Topeka sewer at
So per lot with ten years in which TO
make the payments
If the weather is favorable the Topeka
Tennis club Will have a Saturday after
noon tournament. the first of the season,
at Tenth and Fillmore
Frank Z. Thompson, aged q. and
=. Iaude Moore, aged IS were granted a
1e1arriage license by Probate Judge Dol
u}an yesterday afternoon
THE final rehearsal of the Festival
chorus was held at Hamilton hall lest
evening: The chorus nils the large hall
wen and they sing well. too
Charles Harris returned home TO En-
r1o4-ia. last night after attending the meet
ing of the G. A. r. council of administers
zion OF which he is a member
The preliminary hearing of Harry
Stops, charged with me aoauctlon o. OF
day afternoon until May 3 a O'Clock
If the Topeka Festival chorus don't win
that $500 first prize at the Ottawa- assem-
bly, it won't be the fault of Director H
Y. Hincl1ley. Good judges say that our
chorus is a fine one
The man who put on light underclOtheS
a week ago is repenting of his folly today
Topeka horsemen are not yet able to
peka this season or not.
W. K. Ward who is to be secretary for
Kansas for the National Bureau of Re
form speakers which hes headQuarterS at
Parsons is from Topeka instead of St.
Louis as announced in the dispatches.
James A Troutman will preside at the
Talmage lecture at the Grand Opera
House tomorrow night at which an eff
fort will be made to raise money and Sc
cure contributions for sufferers in India
r. L HanscOme, another man who
dealt with the Chamberlain & Goodwin
district court to recover $1,000 from the
firm He claims that the firm is indebt-
ed to him in this amount
George Findlay IS home from Washing
ton and feels that he has sure thing on
the appointment as Internal revenue col
lectoT FOR Kansas The silk stocking ele-
ment of the party in Topeka is filled with
horror at che thought Of his appoint
ment.
A number of the homeopathic physi-
clans of this city will attend the annual
meeting of the Homeopathic Medical So
ciety of Kansas at Hutchinson. May to
T. Doctors n. ". ROby c. F. Mennlnger
and L A Ryder VIII read papers at the
meeting.
The members of The Mandarin Opera
company VINO were seen at the Grand
opera at the Auditorium in Kansas City
at popular prices all of next week. THE
Mandarin closed the season about a
The Kansas Medical society will meet
TINS year IN Hamilton hall instead of
inEs of the society have been held The
meeting Will open the morning of May y
ana close with banquet on the evening
Of May "A
Some years ago Mary E. Lloyd was ap-
pointed guardian for GeOrgianna Warren
sioners have decided that the girl no
longer needs some one to take care Of
her. and has notified the guardian of her
discharge
Lulu Ebert, an idiotic girl. will be trans
ferred from BedwelIs asylum to the
poor farm. The county can then take
care of her at less expense, and the com
missioners will be following out the plan
Of economizing in the care of the county
idtotic and insane.
W F. SchOch, who came to Topeka
about a year ago and Immediately after
ward broke into politics. announces that
no silver Republican viii be allowed to
run for office in Shawnee county or vote
at Republican primaries. He says they
must be ''disinfected-'
Robert Franklin and John Marshall the
two hungry colored boys who stole a
basket of provisions from a labOrer ct
the stone cruSher some time ago and were
given a taste of jail life in conseq uence,
We're released last. night. Their term of
sentence expired yesterday.
Two delicate young men who are striv-
ing for the economical way of living are
considering the idea of buying a SO
buggy. renting a horse and getting up every
morning al o'clock TO drive out to
Cages pond where they would take =
plunge bath for their health
For the first time in its history. Shaw
nee county will probably have a woman
candidate for county treasurer this year.
Il is understood that Miss Emma. w
Wallace, who has held a position in the