The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1898-03-08
SNAP SHOTS AT HOME NEWS
DR.. ]. c. Brownfeld is in the city.


DR.. J. c. Brownfield is in the city
Good houses to rent are very scarce.
Mrs. l. H. Wolff has gone to Indianap-
oils.
]. L King has returned from business
trip to st. Joe.
Mr.. R. J. Parker of Newton was in the
city yesterday
H. Y. Hinckley has gone to Boston on
a business trip.
Councilman Pattison is sick and not
able to leave his house.
Colonel Dan Wyatt has been writing pO-
etry since he had the grip.
The Topeka. whist club meeting last
night was largely attended.
W. J. AIattern of The Second ward is
the latest aSpirant for councilman
The Gay Matinee Girl has been book
ed for the Crawford theater on March %
E. w. POindexter retudned yesterday from
a business trip through western Kansas
Deputy Sheriff Joseph Hanna has rent
ed the home of A. W. Waters at 500 Lin
coin street.
Fletcher Helm still insists that he is to
have a place in the sherins office under
Porter Cook
Judge Doster takes a long ride on
rain or shine
Governor Leedy is one of the most en-
thuSiaStic members OF the Topeka Attn
letic association.
Mr.. D. F. Hehebower of Perth. Kan. is
visiting his brother, State Treasurer Hehe-
bower, in this city
state librarian, has moved from Pleas
anton to Topeka
Ex-Sherin Kepley is now working every
day on his new laundry. 1t will be ready
to start in a week.
MarshalTs band concert will be given on
March p and Sousa's new march, me
Bride-Elect viii be the first number
Citizens of Topeka take pride in their
lawns and are thus early beginning the
work of fixing them up for the summer
Miss Leila Green of the car service De
partment of the Santa Fe has returned 10
the office after an illness Of several weeks
Charles F. Spencer, who IS adInlElslIA-
tor of the Thomas Haskell estate says
that the property will amount to several
thousand dollars
Meetings will be held by the Citizens
league at the Oakland Presbyterla-n
church on Wednesday, Thursday and Ell
day evenings of this week
z. c. Little will go to Fort Worth Tex
accompanying the Dickinson county cat
tie king and cowboy band TO the cattle-
mems convention, which begins today
Charles F. Spencer has been appointed
administrator Of the estate OF David r
Young, the farmer who died week ago
His estate amounts to about $zS,UVV
There is talk of forming a city base
ball league in Topeka A number or
base ball fans employed in the santa
Fe offices are agitating the matter
Governor Leedy and Ed Little played
game of pool at the L. A A last night
and Little showed the governor no" -
shoot, and consequently the PupH pau
for the game
DR.. Palmer of Chicago, who came here
several weeks ago in the interest OF tenn
Derance has decided to identify himself
with the temperance work in this state
and will make Topeka his home
Anna Held has asked for time at the
Crawford theater. and II SattlsldltuLl
terms are made viii probably be seen here
with her company on Marcn =. Inns Will
be a star occasion for Topeka
The Topeka Camera club viii meet this
evening at the residence o. W - =
Reichenbach, at 1106 Van Buren, street
The notices to the members conclude with
Look out for the Red Light
The Del Conte Italian Grand opera
company. now under the direcIion O l.
NJ Crawford, will open a week $ ensasss57
nent in Kansas City next Aonday. anl
will come to Topeka a week iateI' AAdtSA
q
W 7 Stagg was allowed the second
| payrnent of IS by the board OF eduea-
| lion for the compilation OF ngures on tIs
school district troubles = - - g3.i.-e.i
| worked 20 days on the report ana receiver
/ for it SO.
| bicycle meet are set Tor } uLe a4ie 49,
! the three lap bicycle track al SIstI9lei y
/ mark completed by that time w orA u
I to commence April l.
/ Work has begun the addition 10 tne
| RFausneake store room at III Kansas ave
/ me which will be occupied BY the ~
/ lam Book and Stationery company LIE. re
! rear wall has been removed ana the StoiS
4 room will be heightened. p feet
| from the receipts of the Night Cap pan
! t,s15 = riO0 hall the ladies OF the soeATty
| realized enough 70 ada 20 me - - tSl,i.
| ladies' minstrel show Is 70 Dc SlESl $3.50. -
/ on by the lady members OF lhS 7oSi1's
/ vvhooping cough is the most distress
| ing malady; but is duration can pc cut
/ short by the use of One Minute Cough
| cure. which is also the best known
| remedy for Group ana an lung Jung an. anu
| bronchial troubles o. W. S1alAsAsius
| avenue.