The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-04-15
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dence to 800 Kansas avenue.
The state board of railroad assessors
are going over the Union Pacific today.
| Police Matron Thorpe says she needs
| garden seeds and Bible for the poor.
Prof. Hudson will give big ball at
Hamilton hall on the evening of April 30.
! H. G. Larimer will discuss Washington
Irving before the Unity club tomorrow
| evening.
The state house grounds now have
| tHge of green. The blue grass sown is
coming up.
This is April Is and Topeka has not
| seen two days of sunshine in succession
| Hold your breath-the ruins of the old
arsenal are being removed from the state
| mousse grounds.
The Midcontinent band will furnish the
| hall on April so.
Topeka Presbytery closed 2 two days
church last evening.
John Graves, aged 30 and Callie Tullis.
marry by Judge Dolman.
g. William ii. Barnes, secretary. of the
ton City on official business.
There are all kinds and colors of new
| bicycle suits, including boomers, on the
streets during pleasant evenings
S. NJ. Scott, who tried to run for con-
gress against Charles Curtis, is now a
Port Arthur real estate Speculator.
Today is Holy Thursday. Appropriate
| services are being held in the churches
which observe the day with special cere-
monies.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wardan of 307 Van Bur-
en- street is the temporary secretary OF
the Topeka branch of the Theosophical
| society.
John c. CLANCY of this city has been
elected to the highest office in the Pat
riarchs of America in the annual session
at Chetopa.
The old DR.. Mum residence will stand
at 1913 Polk street 1t was purchased by
Avenue Hotel.
The officers of the state Grand Army
department and the Topeka delegation to
the state encampment at Chznute Will
start Monday.
Ella Buckner, who was intoxicated
Tuesday night on Smoky Row and was
yelling and fighting, was yesterday fined
s. in police court.
General Superintendent H. U. Nudge of
the Santa Fe is on a tour of the southern
division of the road. He is accompanied
by Avery Turner.
The police matrons of the western states
will probably hold conference in Chicago
early in the summer. Mrs. Thorpe Will
probably attend it.
Bishop Millspaugh of the Episcopal
church viii return to this city Saturday to
Ike part in the services at Grace cathed-
raj on Easter Sunday.
The Women's Foreign Missionary So
ciety Of the western states met Yesterday
the session in the evening.
Ben Walker today began furnishing
meals to the city prisoners. Mrs. Thorpe
ira dinner with dessert of pie.
On Good Friday evening. Rev. Father
EckSTt OF Perry, kan, Will deliver SER
mon al the Church of the Assumption on
the Passion and Death of Christ
Topeka milliners are working night and
day TO supply the patrons with Easter
finery which will make its first appear
ance next Sunday-if it doesn't rain.
The people of North Topeka are COM
phaIt pavements. The Barber Asphalt
company should hurry up with its repairs
for this year
Sheriff and Mrs. R. B. Kepley are not
improving from the effects of their injur-
was hoped for. Both are still suffer
ing much pain.
Robert Ruggles, newspaper cores
pOndent, was summoned before the Uni
ted States grand jury yesterday to testi-
fy in the Investigations of Insurance Com
missioner McNallS acts.
Topeka will get Margaret Mather in
''Cymbeline' sure. Miss Mather plays in
Kansas City all of next week, and will
following Monday. April 26.
Nelson Mcconnell, VINO for four years
rendered his resignation to the mayor. the
same to take effect May L Mr.. McCon-
nell has another position in view
The first night the newly appointed pa
trolman, James J. Davis, was duty he
arrested a man. c. Boroff, for vagrancy.
whom the police think is wanted for
burglary elsewhere. He had jewelry with
him.
The Sons of Veterans will. at the regu-
lar meeting tonight, complete 3rrange-
ments to go to Chanute next week to at
tend the state encampment of the organ+-
JACK McAulifre. the champion light
weight pugilist who will be at the
Crawford Opera House Saturday evening,
will spar with Harry Peppers of Cali
state.
Edward Dupree, an employe in the office
of the secretary of state, who was Oper-
.-ted on for appendicitis at the Santa Fe
hospital some time ago, is now GONZALES
cling and viii be able to be around in
few days.
Captain Atkinson. inspector at the
Leavenworth soldiers home. also inspec-
mander-h l-chief of the G.. A. R. was in
the city yesterday inspecting the state
Grand Army headquarters.
Johnny Scott yesterday pleaded guilty
to disturbing the peace at the Royal Bill
lard hall Tuesday night. Il didn't know
Scott to Judge Atchinson, land was
For the consideration of $3.50. George
Richstatter of Pottawatomie county, has
transferred to Sarad a Richstatter-
southwest quarter of section -, town
ship TO- and range II. Shawnee county.
The bell of the Church of Assumption
ing. A -ubric of the church prescribes
that church bells shall be rung after
the mass on Holy THURSDAY until the
Gloria" at the mass on Holy Saturday.
Bishop Vincent will address the Young
Peoples Presbyterial society this evening
at the Second United Presbyterian church,
corner of Polk and Huntocn streets. The
admission is free This will be the clos
ing meeting of the Kansas City Presby-
terry.
Charles S. Downing went to Kansas
City this morning. called by the death of
who has been in the wholesale grocery
business in Kansas City for many years
and who is also well known in Topeka.
Mr.. Oldham died yesterday.
The Kansas City Presbytery will close
its session at the Second United PreSby-
terrain church this evening. The first
meeting was held Tuesday. Today's pro-
gramme was given up to a discussion of
the Young Peoples society and was par
ticipated in by many young people.
John F. Finerty, editor of the Chicago